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This is an interesting publication. It is the first time that I have seen anything on data use standards. The goal of the standards is the effective use of data by teachers and administrators to support student learning for success. I would be interesting in knowing what our holler members think about the publication.
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A KVEC/ARI team will be attending the CESA 7 Data Retreat in Green Bay, Wisconsin this week. Our leadership team will work together through a guided structured process to discover school/district data patterns, pose hypotheses, and develop school improvement plans. The retreats follow a proven 8-step process:
Step 1: Team Readiness
Step 2: Data…Read More
A KVEC/ARI team will be attending the CESA 7 Data Retreat in Green Bay, Wisconsin this week.
Our leadership team will work together through a guided structured process to discover school/district data patterns, pose hypotheses, and develop school improvement plans. The retreats follow a proven 8-step process:
Step 1: Team Readiness
Step 2:…Read More
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This facilitation guide aims to build the capacity of education practitioners to use
available data more comprehensively and effectively. The guide provides grade-, school-, and
state-level education data teams—composed of teachers, administrators, staff, and other
stakeholders—with steps, sample questions, and resources for using data sys…Read More

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I’m very proud of Leslie County. It’s humbling to lead the district that raised me. I grew up in these schools and later came back to teach here.
Good information.