(1) The first priority shall be eligible schools serving grades 9-12 that provide three (3) or fewer Advanced Placement courses, and that need hardware, infrastructure or wiring that is not available from other sources to achieve connectivity to on-line Advanced Placement classes.

(2) The second priority shall be eligible schools serving students in grades 9-12 that have a projected student-to-multimedia computer ratio, as defined in section 90002(b)(5) of these regulations, of greater than 5:1.

(3) The third priority, if any funds remain from this one-time allocation, shall be eligible schools serving grades 9-12 that have a projected student-to-multimedia computer ratio, as defined in section 90002(b)(5) of these regulations, of equal to or less than 5:1.

(1) Calculate the funds necessary for each Priority One school to provide Advanced Placement content online, in order to ensure that each Priority One school can offer a total of four or more Advanced Placement courses.

(2) Calculate the funds required to reduce the projected ratio of students-to-computers in each eligible Priority Two school, based on an allocation of $1500 per computer. The Secretary for Education has set a preliminary goal of reducing all Priority Two schools to a 5:1 ratio. However, the Secretary for Education retains the authority to adjust the ratio to a higher or lower ratio, depending on the results of the CTAP survey, in order to remain within the $175 million in one-time funds allocated for this program. Allocations shall be made in such a manner as to improve or maintain an equal ratio across all eligible high schools.

(3) Allocate Priority Three grants, based on an allocation of $1500 per computer, should any funds remain after funding the Priority One and Priority Two eligible schools. Allocations shall be made in such a manner as to improve or maintain an equal ratio across all eligible high schools.