The document summarizes a school's self-assessment of its technology levels using the STaR Chart, which evaluates four key areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, administration and support, and infrastructure. It finds the school is at a midway level of achievement across the areas, close to but below state averages. It proposes ideas like a Technology Academy and increased teacher training to improve the school's technology and rise above state levels.

1. STaR Chart To boldly seek out information about our campus technology levels and discover ways to improve them.

2. Today we will be looking at: The four Key areas Teaching and learning Educator Preparation and Development Leadership, Administration, and Support Infrastructure for Technology The State levels for each section Our levels for each of the areas Where we need to improve

3. The four key areas of the STaR Chart: Teaching and Learning teachers as facilitator, mentor. students have on demand access to technology Educator Preparation technology learner centered projects all educators meet SBEC standards Administration & Support One tech to 350 computers Campus instructional support staff Infrastructure on demand access for every student web based resources in every room.

4. State Levels of achievement in each Area Teaching and Learning 70% Developing Tech Educator Preparation 74% Developing Tech Administration and Support 49% Developing and 46% Advanced Infrastructure 57% Advanced Tech For more information access http://starchart.esc12.net/

5. So What Do We Look Like?

6. Midway Levels of achievement in each Area Teaching and Learning Developing Tech Educator Preparation Developing Tech Administration and Support Developing Infrastructure Advanced Tech For more information access http://starchart.esc12.net/

7. How does this Look? We are close to the state averages Midway should be above average! Technology must be a priority! Tech Academy, Teacher training, Tech Open House Ideas from teachers to teachers