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S chool T echnology a nd R eadiness Chart www.tea.state.tx.us/starchart

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School Technology and Readiness Chart

www.tea.state.tx.us/starchart

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Agenda

What is STaR Chart? What are our campus’ results? How do these results compare to

the state’s results?

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STaR Chart: What is it? STaR Chart is an assessment focused on the

four key areas of the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology:Teaching and LearningEducator Preparation & DevelopmentLeadership Administration &

Instructional SupportInfrastructure for Technology

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STaR Chart: Is it required? Yes! All certified teachers and librarians

are required to complete the STaR Chart.

The deadline is chosen by the district.

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STaR Chart Rankings Early Tech Developing Tech Advanced Tech Target Tech

The goal for all Texas teachers is to reach the Target Tech level of the STaR Chart

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Lufkin High School Results (2009-2010)

Key Area Classification

Teaching and Learning Developing Tech

Educator Preparation and Development Developing Tech

Leadership, Administration and Instructional Support

Advanced Tech

Infrastructure for Technology Developing Tech

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Teaching and Learning: Developing Tech Instruction is teacher-directed and students

regularly use technology on an individual basis. There is minimal use of technology in TEKS. Most Technology Applications TEKS are met K-8 High school campuses teach at least 2

Technology Applications courses.

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Educator Preparation : Developing Tech Use of technology is for administrative

tasks and classroom management. There is use of online resources. 40% of educators meet SBEC standards. 6-24% of technology budget allocated for

professional development

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Administration & Support: Advanced Tech Campus plan board approved and supported by

superintendent. 1 technical support staff to 500 computers, full-

time district technology director. Technology Allotment, competitive grants and

local funding.

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Infrastructure for Technology: Developing Tech There are 5-9 students per computer. There is direct connectivity to the Internet

in 50% of classrooms and library. Most rooms are connected to WAN/LAN. One educator per computer, shared use of

other resources

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State Results Level of Progress Percentages

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State Results Level of Progress Percentages

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State Results Level of Progress Percentages

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State Results Level of Progress Percentages

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Summary Although our campus

is mostly aligned with the state average, we have a long way to go before we achieve our goal—

All teachers reaching target level!