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Abbie Combs posted
The KCEWS (formerly the P-20 Data Warehouse)
* 2013 High School Feedback Reports: Provides a school-level picture of college readiness and college attendance, broken down several ways; updated every year or two. These used to be available by coop thru CPE, but I don’t think they do that anymore.…Read More
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Abbie Combs posted
The Kentucky Department of Education is in partnership with the Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR) at Harvard University. Through this partnership KDE is engaged in the Strategic Data Project (SDP) which has focused on analyzing college-going and human capital management data. In June, CEPR researchers shared their findings after two…Read More
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Great resource for data decision making. Thank you! for posting in resources.
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Patricia Kannapel posted
It’s not too late to register for an event sponsored by Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) Appalachia that will focus on principal leadership for effective data use, with a focus on PGES data. REL Appalachia is bringing in Dr. Jeffrey Wayman, who developed a set of 12 research-based practices for principal leadership around data use while t…Read More
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Thanks for sharing with the group, Patricia. I am so glad that both you and Michael have joined our group.
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Abbie Combs posted
Johnny has done a terrific job providing us data for the state assessment. The attached article details how schools and districts are analyzing student outcomes and other data for improvement.
Abbie Combs uploaded new file(s): leading-indicators.pdf to ARI Next Generation Data and Analysis
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Johnny Belcher posted
In an effort to help schools and districts with assessment data analysis we just recently posted 2013-14 state assessment rankings by grade level, subject, test type, and accountable domains. Watch the video to learn more.
[bpfb_video]http://youtu.be/AA3nas8JykM[/bpfb_video]
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Thank you Johnny. This is a great resource. I know that folk are going to really utilize this. I agree that comparison for the sake of comparison is not a productive thing, but when we use comparison to find a school that is doing a great job in a particular areas and we share what is working–it becomes powerful.
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Thanks, Abbie, for your leadership and all of the great support you are providing to help us learn and grow to support Kentucky students, teachers and leaders!!