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Phoenix High School's STaR Chart data from 2007-2010 is presented. STaR Charts measure four domains of technology and readiness according to the Texas Long Range Plan. Phoenix High School showed positive trends in most domains, reaching the Target level in one area. While the school has generally advanced levels of technology, continued improvement is still needed, especially in the Infrastructure and Educator Preparation domains. Overall, the STaR Charts provide an excellent guide for technology improvement at the school.
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The document summarizes the Texas STaR Chart, which identifies the progress of Alief Taylor High School and other districts in Texas regarding technology. The STaR Chart measures four key areas of technology - teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and infrastructure. It uses levels from early tech to target tech to classify progress. While Alief Taylor is advanced in some areas like infrastructure, the chart shows room for improvement in leadership and educator preparation. The data can help schools prioritize technology goals and budgets to continually improve their path towards future education.
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The document summarizes the results of The Colony High School's STaR Chart assessment over three years. The STaR Chart evaluates schools across four domains: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration, and Infrastructure. The Colony scored highest in Leadership/Administration and Educator Preparation in some years but was inconsistent. Areas for improvement included Infrastructure and Educator Preparation in some years. The conclusion calls for teachers to integrate technology more and administrators to improve infrastructure, training, and technical support.
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- 1. Phoenix High School Elgin, TX Texas STaR Chart By: Stephen Fisher
- 3. Agenda
- 4. Criteria
- 5. Data
- 7. Assessment tool for the Texas Long Range Plan
- 8. Consist of four domains
- 9. Data collected by the state and reported federally
- 11. Presentation of Phoenix HS results
- 13. Positive results
- 16. Educator Preparation and Development
- 17. Leadership, Administration and Instructional Support
- 19. Developing Tech (Score of 9-14)
- 20. Advanced Tech (Score of 15-20)
- 22. 2007-2008 Developing
- 23. 2008-2009 Advanced
- 24. 2009-2010 Advanced
- 25. Educator Preparation and Development
- 26. 2007-2008 Advanced
- 27. 2008-2009 Developing
- 29. 2007-2008 Developing
- 30. 2008-2009 Advanced
- 31. 2009-2010 Target
- 33. 2007-2008 Advanced
- 34. 2008-2009 Advanced
- 37. Extremely positive trend in “Leadership, Administration & Instructional Support
- 38. Positive trend in “Teaching and Learning”
- 39. All at least “Advanced Tech”
- 41. Educator Preparation and Development
- 43. Overall campus is healthy
- 45. STaR charts are an excellent guide
- 47. STaR Charts for Texas campuses