Achievement Through Technology and Innovation Act of 2007

The Achievement Through Technology and Innovation Act of 2007 (H.R. 2449) aimed to modernize American classrooms by updating federal funding for educational technology in elementary and secondary schools. The bill proposed requiring states to establish standards to ensure all students are "technologically literate" by the end of the eighth grade, while also providing grants to help schools integrate new tools into their daily curriculum.

For students and parents, the bill’s primary impact would have been an increase in classroom technology and specialized teacher training designed to personalize learning for individual student needs. It also sought to track national progress in digital literacy through regular studies and updates to the National Education Technology Plan, ensuring that schools remained current with evolving technological trends.