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The document summarizes La Porte High School's Texas STaR Chart reports from 2008-2009. The STaR Chart measures schools' progress in 4 key areas of technology integration based on the state's long-range technology plan. La Porte High has been rated as "Developing Tech" for the past 3 years. While some areas score well, teaching and learning and educator preparation are weaknesses. The school's goal is to improve its rating to "Target Tech" by continuing to focus on all key areas, especially the weaker ones.
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- 4. Do all teachers have to complete it?
- 6. The STaR Chart is utilized in measuring the impact of state and local efforts to improve student learning through the use of technology as specified in No Child Left Behind, Title II, Part D.
- 7. All teachers are required to complete the Teacher STaR Chart. The school district determines the deadline for completion. Teachers may take online training to become familiar with the STaR Chart
- 8. La Porte High School Texas Campus STaR Chart Summary 2006-2007 Key AreaKey Area Total Teaching and Learning 12 Educator Preparation and Development 11 Leadership, Admin., Instructional Supp. 13 Infrastructure for Technology 13
- 9. La Porte High SchoolTexas Campus STaR Chart Summary 2007-2008 Key AreaKey Area Total Teaching and Learning 12 Educator Preparation and Development 12 Leadership, Admin., Instructional Supp. 13 Infrastructure for Technology 13 Key Area STaR Classification: Developing Tech
- 10. La Porte High SchoolTexas Campus STaR Chart Summary 2008-2009 Key AreaKey Area Total Teaching and Learning 12 Educator Preparation and Development 12 Leadership, Admin., Instructional Supp. 13 Infrastructure for Technology 13
- 11. La Porte High Schoolâs Campus STaR Chart Summary
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