The document summarizes a school's results from the STaR Chart assessment in four key technology areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership/administration, and infrastructure. It shows the school scored at the developing level for teaching/learning, educator preparation, and infrastructure, but at the advanced level for leadership/administration. It also provides state averages to show how the school compares, with the goal being for all teachers to reach the target technology level.

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

2. Agenda What is STaR Chart? What are our campus’ results? How do these results compare to the state’s results?

3. 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 Learning Educator Preparation & Development Leadership Administration & Instructional Support Infrastructure for Technology

4. 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.

5. 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

6. 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

7. 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.

8. 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

9. 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.

10. 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

11. State Results Level of Progress Percentages

12. State Results Level of Progress Percentages

13. State Results Level of Progress Percentages

14. State Results Level of Progress Percentages

15. 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!