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Explore key elements of data culture, data governance, data quality, literacy, and creating a data-driven environment for school growth and success. Learn how to leverage data effectively for decision-making and resource allocation.
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Data Talks SCCOE California Student Data Day October 15, 2018
Session Goal Data Talks
Data Culture A data culture couples a number of elements, including high-quality data, broad access and data literacy and appropriate data-driven decision-making processes Data Talks
Data Culture Components Technology Data Talks
Data Talks … a culture is of data important for the overall growth and success of a school… Data is vital to a school maintaining its vision. Staff must able to transform information into actionable knowledge and practices Data Talks
Just in case https://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/mNEghpGbIsG5Vxv Data Talks
Know Your Data Data Talks
Dashboard Presentation Name
Data Governance • Typical areas of responsibility • Data inventory • Data quality • Data use and access • Data sharing and reporting • Data security and risk management Data Talks
Inventory • Map your organization’s use of data • Who creates the data? • Who consumes the data? • What decisions to they make with it? • Who stores it? • Who might be misusing it? Data Talks
Data Quality Data Talks
Creating a Data Culture • Be transparent • Accuracy must be trusted • Security safeguarded • Data lineage Data Talks
Eliminate data silos Data must be accessible Data Talks
Creating a Data Culture • Identify areas of friction • Everyone can share data without being perceived as negative • Data improves collaboration to set organizational priorities • Focus on strategy and innovation Data Talks
Data Literacy • Build internal capacity to work with data • Educate employees on how the data they use ripples through other parts of the organization • Employees need to see the big picture Data Talks
Creating a Data Culture • Use data in consistent repeatable decision-making • Local Control Accountability Plans (LCAP) • Resource allocation (e.g. attendance, tutoring) Data Talks
How CALPADS Data are Used Eligibility for state and federal grants State Agencies (Data Matches) LCFF and other Funding Statewide Assessments CALPADS State and Federal Reporting CA School Dashboard Research LCAP Development and Evaluation Rubrics School Accountability Report Cards Ed-Data DataQuest Data Talks
What is your data story? Data Talks
Local Processes Local Control Funding Formula LCFF is calculated using three-year rolling percentage of LEA Unduplicated Pupil Percentage (UPP) and P-2 ADA rates Data Talks
Upcoming Reporting Changes Data Talks
Data Privacy and Security Data Talks
Source: Privacy Technical Assistance Center ptac.ed.gov Local Privacy Program Guidelines Best Practices Data Talks
Wrap-up What does your data say about your students and schools? Are you leveraging the potential of this powerful resource? Are you maximizing potential funding and getting the necessary resources to support your students? What’s the next chapter? Data Talks
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Support • Web: http://www2.cde.ca.gov/calpadshelp/default.aspx • E-mail: calpads-support@cde.ca.gov • Phone: 916-325-9210 • CALPADS Listserv: http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/sp/cl/listservs.asp#listservs Data Talks
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CSIS: csis.fcmat.org/Pages/default.aspxfcmat: www.fcmat.org Data Talks
Session Description • Your data tells a story about your schools and students • Who is telling that story for you? • We will examine • What data are collected • How those data are used • How to create a data culture to make sure you are telling the full story Data Talks