Reflection of highland park isd’s technology plan
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The document summarizes Highland Park ISD's technology plan, which has four goals: ensuring quality teaching and learning through technology; ensuring educator preparation in technology; building leadership and administration to support technology integration; and ensuring a robust technology infrastructure. It also discusses the district's STaR Chart results, technology access and usage ratios, and how technology can be used to engage and empower students according to national plans.
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