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Macgregor Elementary is an inner-city school in Houston with 444 students who are mostly African American and Hispanic. The document summarizes the results of Macgregor's STaR technology reports over three years, finding that technology use declined in 2008-09 while support was strongest in 2007-08. The weakest area was teaching and learning, while infrastructure for technology was the strongest.
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