The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which is used to measure and track a school's technology proficiency and progress toward state and local technology goals. It has four key areas: Teaching & Learning, Educator Preparation & Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure. The document provides the campus results from Nixon-Smiley High School and their goals to increase all four STaR Chart areas to an advanced rating and maximize access to technology resources.

1. The Texas STaR ChartJane Dwyer IamsEDLD 5352

2. AgendaLong Range Plan for TechnologySTaR ChartSTaR Chart PurposeSTaR Chart InformationOur Campus ResultsOur Technology Goals

3. Long Range Plan for TechnologyVision 2020Four Key DomainsStudents, Parents, Educators, Community and School Board MembersProvide 21st Century educationSBEC Technology Applications Standards

4. STaR ChartDeveloped around four areas of the Long-Range PlanDetermines progress toward state and local technology goalsNo Child Left Behindhttp://starchart.esc12.net/

5. STaR Chart Purpose Measures and tracks campus technology proficiency and growthUsed for grant applications and fundingUpdates campus technology plans

6. STaR Chart Areas4 Key Areas: Teaching & LearningEducator Preparation & Development Leadership, Administration & Instructional Support Infrastructure for Technology

7. STaR Chart Scores4 RatingsEarly Tech: 6-8Developing Tech: 9-14Advanced Tech: 15-20 Target Tech: 21-24

8. Nixon-Smiley Campus Results

9. Nixon-Smiley High School Campus GoalsIncrease all 4 areas of STaR Char to Advanced Tech rating in 2009-2010Increase 24/7 access to digital tools and resources Maximize the Vision 2020 grant technology

10. What now?Continue to utilize the Texas STaR Chart Increase our campus STaR Chart scoresDevelop 21st Century learners that have access to digital tools 24/7