The Texas STaR Chart is a planning tool used by campuses and districts to evaluate technology proficiency, set goals, and track progress in integrating technology. It assesses four key areas including teaching and learning. The document discusses how the local campus has classified itself at the "Developing Tech" level for teaching and learning over the past three years based on scoring 12 points in 2008-2009, 11 points in 2007-2008, and 11 points in 2006-2007 according to the STaR Chart survey.

1. Texas STaR Chart Presented by: Tina C. Thomas

3. How Can the Campus STaR Chart Be Used?

4. What are the levels of classification?

7. To help conceptualize your campus or district vision of technology

8. To set benchmarks and goals

9. To measure student and teacher technology proficiencies

10. To apply for grants

11. To determine funding priorities

13. Teaching and Learning: What Is Our Campus Classification? 2008-2009: Developing Tech Key Area Total: 12 2007-2008: Developing Tech Key Area Total: 11 2006-2007: Developing Tech Key Area Total: 11

14. SSMS Campus STaR Chart

15. Concluding Thoughts: The Campus STaR Chart is developed around four key areas: Teaching and Learning Educator Preparation and Development Leadership, Administration and Instructional Support Infrastructure for Technology The survey must be completed online at http://starchart.esc12.net/. The profile is used annually to gauge progress in integrating technology into the school and aligning with national and state standards.