6-AL26-015-RFP Minimum Requirements.xlsx

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Request for Proposal: Computer Science Articulated Lessons with Math and Science PreK-6
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AL26-015-RFP
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Salt Lake County, Utah

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This is a minimum requirements checklist for a Request for Proposal issued by Granite School District in Utah for an elementary Computer Science instructional platform serving grades K-5. The RFP seeks a vendor to provide a comprehensive CS4All platform delivering pre-created coding lessons aligned to Utah Core and Utah Computer Science Standards. The contract term runs from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, with renewal options available through June 2032. The platform must include at least 40 unique pre-created coding lessons per grade level with integration options across content areas such as ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Digital Literacy, along with detailed alignment maps by grade level.

The vendor must meet extensive curricular, technical, and support requirements outlined in the checklist. Key curricular requirements include self-guided and video-guided lessons structured around the Gradual Release of Responsibility model, with full lesson overviews containing objectives, prerequisites, materials, vocabulary, timing, differentiation options, extensions, and rubrics. The platform must support compatibility with multiple physical computing devices including VEX Go, VEX 123, and Code & Go Mice. Technical specifications mandate a 100% web-based platform with no plug-ins, compatibility across PC, Mac, and Chromebook devices, FERPA and Utah Student Data Privacy Act compliance, and integration with Canvas and SSO options via Google or Clever. Training and support requirements include three in-person training events covering platform delivery, physical computing devices, and an end-of-year showcase, plus ongoing support through a dedicated account manager, teacher-facing resources, and a train-the-trainer model to build district capacity for sustained implementation.

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Please indicate “Yes” or “No” for each of the following specifications and include the corresponding page number from the RFP where the requirement is addressed.
A. Curricular and Platform Requirements
1. Standards Alignment
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
At least 40 unique pre-created coding lessons for each grade level for grades K-5. Lessons must be tightly aligned to Utah Core and Utah Computer Science Standards.FALSEFALSE
Additional lesson alignment and/or integration with content areas such as ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Digital Literacy.FALSEFALSE
Alignment maps showing standard connections by grade level.FALSEFALSE
2. Lesson Design and Structure
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Self-guided, scaffolded lessons for students.FALSEFALSE
Video-guided teacher lessons and customizable slides (English & Spanish).FALSEFALSE
Lessons structured around the Gradual Release of Responsibility (“I Do, We Do, You Do”).FALSEFALSE
Lesson overview with objectives, prerequisites, materials, starter code, vocabulary, timing, differentiation options, extensions, and rubrics.FALSEFALSE
Common challenges and solutions section.FALSEFALSE
3. Device Integration
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Coding lessons and resources compatible with VEX GoFALSEFALSE
Coding lessons and resources compatible with VEX 123FALSEFALSE
Coding lessons and resources compatible with Code & Go MiceFALSEFALSE
4. Teacher and Student Experience
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Teachers can toggle, assign, and customize lessons.FALSEFALSE
Teachers can view and provide feedback on student work.FALSEFALSE
Students access and complete coding activities within a single integrated platform. No external logins or tools required unless embedded into the primary platform.FALSEFALSE
Platform must support rostering, co-teachers, and class management.FALSEFALSE
Admin dashboard with analytics on usage, lesson delivery, and completion data.FALSEFALSE
5. Assessment and Reporting
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Pre-built assessments.FALSEFALSE
Rubrics & mastery trackingFALSEFALSE
Reporting at teacher, school, and district level (lesson completion, engagement, usage metrics).FALSEFALSE
Data export options for grant accountability reporting.FALSEFALSE
B. Technical Requirements
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
100% web-based platform (no plug-ins required).FALSEFALSE
Compatible with PC, Mac, and Chromebook.FALSEFALSE
SIS integration (Canvas preferred; grade passback desirable).FALSEFALSE
Student data protection compliant with FERPA and Utah Student Data Privacy Act.FALSEFALSE
Secure login and rostering via Google or Clever SSO required.FALSEFALSE
C. Training and Support Requirements
1. Training Events (In-person)
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Platform & Lesson Delivery (3 hrs)FALSEFALSE
Physical Computing Devices (3 hrs)FALSEFALSE
End-of-Year Showcase/Celebration (3 hrs)FALSEFALSE
2. Support Expectations
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Dedicated Client Success Manager or Account Manager for GSD.FALSEFALSE
Teacher-facing online help resources and documentation.FALSEFALSE
Train-the-Trainer model to build district-level expertise.FALSEFALSE
Access to online or asynchronous PD modules.FALSEFALSE
3. District Capacity Building
Minimum Requirements:YesNoPage Number
Support for school technology coaches attending PD alongside teachers.FALSEFALSE
Materials to sustain ongoing implementation without vendor-led training each year.FALSEFALSE

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