Ronald McNairSTaR chart Analysis

by: Alfonso MenchacaResults from 2008-2009

Star Chart Agenda• Purpose of STaR Chart

• 4 Areas of Chart

• Types of ratings

• McNair vs Statewide results for 2008-2009

• Comparison Chart 2006-2009

• Conclusion

Purpose of STaR Chart

• School Technology and Readiness Chart

• Shows where the level of technology is for the campus.

• Online resource to help guide curriculum decisions for technology.

• Click Link for Information for McNair

• http://starchart2.esc12.net/campusSearchlist.aspx?foryear=20082009&district=southwest&campus=ronald

4 Areas of Chart

• Area 1: Teaching and Learning

• Area 2: Educator and Preparation and Development

• Area 3: Leadership, Administration and instructional Support

• Area 4: Infrastructure for Technology.

Types of Ratings

• Early Tech (Total 6-8 points)

• Developing Tech (Total 9-14 Points)

• Advanced Tech (Total 15-20 Points)

• Target Tech (Total 21-24 Points)

McNair vs Statewide2008-2009

• McNair vs Statewide

• Teaching and Learning Developing Developing

• Educator and Preparation

and Development Developing Developing

• Leadership, Administration

and instructional Support Advanced Developing

• Infrastructure for Technology Target Advanced

Comparison 2006-2009

McNair Area 1: Teaching and Learning

Area 2: Educator and Preparation and Development

Area 3: Leadership, Administration and instructional Support

Area 4: Infrastructure for Technology

2006-2007 11 12 12 12

2007-2008 13 13 18 15

2008-2009 13 15 20 22

Trend Increasing to Developing

Increased to Advanced

Increasing to Target

Reached Target

Summary/Conclusion

• After comparing the data from the last 3 years the trend is that all levels are increasing every years except Teaching and Learning. Teaching and Learning is our weakness and needs to be improved.

• With the information gathered I can now guide my staff to really improve efforts in teaching the correct technology and to learn how to use the technology themselves to prepare our students.

• “Ready for the Challenge”