IT Systems Specialist: Mr. David Flagg
Email: David_A_Flagg@mcpsmd.org

Goals and Objectives of the Office of the Chief Technology Officer

Student Learning

Goal 1: Students will use technology to become actively engaged in learning

Measures: Percentage of students demonstrating they are technologically literate by eighth grade and the increase in the number of online high school courses

Objective 1: To integrate technology into the curriculum and instruction
Objective 2: To use technology to improve student academic achievement

School Technology

Goal 2: Schools will address the digital divide through equitable access to technology

Measures: student to computer ratio, average number of projection devices per school, computer to technical support staff

Objective 1: To improve student access to technology
Objective 2: To improve school staff access to technology
Objective 3: To improve technical support for technology in schools and offices

Professional Development

Goal 3: Staff will improve technology skills through professional development

Measures: Percent of principals and teachers who meet Maryland technology skill standards and percentage of school technology support employees participating in skill training

Objective 1: To adopt Maryland teacher and administrator technology standards
Objective 2: To increase professional development and training for support staff

Administrative Productivity

Goal 4: Staff will use technology to improve productivity and results

Measures – percentage of customer satisfaction with administrative systems and percentage of key requirements implemented for major enterprise systems

Objective 1: To enhance collaboration and communication tools
Objective 2: To continuously improve student systems
Objective 3: To continuously improve business systems