Maryland Public Schools: #1 in the Nation AGAIN in 2011 Data-Driven Decision Making: Building Early Care and Education Systems September 20, 2011.

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Maryland Public Schools: #1 in the Nation AGAIN in 2011 Data-Driven Decision Making: Building Early Care and Education Systems September 20, 2011

Governor’s Office Governor’s Office of Children (GOC) Children’s Cabinet (Chair: Executive Director, GOC) (Education, Health, Juvenile Justice, Welfare, Aging, Disabilities) Maryland State Board of Education Maryland Early Childhood Advisory Council (Chair: State Superintendent of Schools) Maryland Early Childhood Advisory Council (Chair: State Superintendent of Schools)

 Define the desired outcome – what policy questions should the LDS be able to answer?  “A single point of truth” – one controlling database  Carefully define your LDS requirements – identify and engage your stakeholders  The tie that binds: unique identifiers  System accountability – child outcome assessments drive the system

Are children, birth to age 5, on track to succeed when they enter school and beyond?  Which children have access to high-quality early care and education programs?  Is the quality of programs improving?  What are the characteristics of effective programs?  How prepared is the early care and education workforce to provide effective education and care for all children?  What policies and investments lead to a skilled and stable early care and education workforce?

MMSR Kindergarten Assessments  USID MMSR Kindergarten Assessments  USID CCATS/QRIS PROVIDER  Provider ID PROVIDER  Provider ID CREDENTIALING  Provider ID CREDENTIALING  Provider ID ACCREDITATION  Provider ID ACCREDITATION  Provider ID SUBSIDY  Provider ID  USID SUBSIDY  Provider ID  USID LICENSING  Provider ID LICENSING  Provider ID Longitudinal Data Set Early Childhood Data Warehouse (ECDW)  USID, Provider ID Longitudinal Data Set Early Childhood Data Warehouse (ECDW)  USID, Provider ID Electronic Inspections Compliance, Capacity Utilization Rates, etc.  Provider ID Electronic Inspections Compliance, Capacity Utilization Rates, etc.  Provider ID Longitudinal Data Sets K-12  USID Longitudinal Data Sets K-12  USID Public Pre-K Enrollments  USID Public Pre-K Enrollments  USID Private Pre-K Head Start Enrollment and Attendance Data (  USID, Provider ID) Private Pre-K Head Start Enrollment and Attendance Data (  USID, Provider ID) Approved Education Program  Provider ID Approved Education Program  Provider ID Program Funding  Provider ID Program Funding  Provider ID

Data management Research Program improvement Interagency planning Policy analysis Data management Research Program improvement Interagency planning Policy analysis MMSR Kindergarten Assessment Data ( ) LEA’s (Master Plan planning process) Legislature (Budget analysis) Ready at Five (Disseminate to local teachers for strategic planning, including Local Management Board) Research (Child Care Cooperative Research Agreement) Enhanced Admin Data Governor’s Management for Results (Performance analysis by Dept. of Budget and Management) MSDE (Planning process and dissemination) Longitudinal Data System (K-12 Link) K Teachers (Classroom use and diagnostic tool) Early care and education providers (Align programs to meet readiness outcomes) Judy Centers (RBA planning process, needs assessment)

 Establish intra- and cross-departmental LDS project teams to guide policy and technical development – keep them apprised of new program initiatives  Keep costs down – leverage the technical know-how of State universities and colleges  Use Web-based applications and public portals – feed the LDS database directly whenever possible

Visit Our Web-Site at: Division of Early Childhood Development Phil Koshkin Chief, Research and Evaluation Unit (410)