The Center for IDEA Early Childhood Data Systems DaSy Data System Framework: A Tool for Building High-Quality State Part C and Section 619 Data Systems.

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The Center for IDEA Early Childhood Data Systems DaSy Data System Framework: A Tool for Building High-Quality State Part C and Section 619 Data Systems Kellen Reid (DaSy) Kathy Hebbeler (DaSy) Lisa Balivet (AK Part C Data Manager) Jan Stevenson (GA 619 Coordinator) Robin Nelson (DaSy) Elaine Mulligan (DaSy) February 19, 2015

2 Outcomes for this Webinar Participants will… Be able to identify the key components of a high-quality Part C and Section 619 data system. Understand some of the potential uses of the framework to improve their Part C and/or 619 data systems and improve the quality and use of their IDEA data. Gain an initial understanding of the Framework self- assessment tool and other resources developed by DaSy to support states’ use of the tool.

3 What we will cover today Overview of the framework (Kathy Hebbeler) Uses of the framework (Lisa Balivet, Jan Stevenson) Introduction to the self assessment (Robin Nelson) Resources to support the framework (Elaine Mulligan)

4 Contributors to the DaSy Framework

5 The DaSy Data System Framework: What is it? It is the Data System component of the larger ECTA System Framework for Part C & Section 619. For more information about the ECTA System Framework, visit:

6 Purpose of the DaSy Data System Framework Assist Part C and Section 619 state staff in developing and enhancing high-quality state data systems and in improving the quality of their IDEA data.

7 Broad Definition of “Data System” Data System refers to the hardware, software, and other applications that enable Part C and Section 619 programs to collect data about children, families, workforce, and/or program characteristics (e.g., program quality), as well as the analysis, reporting, and data use practices associated with those data.

8 The DaSy Framework Addresses Three Major Uses of Data Accountability –Federal and state reporting Program Improvement –Identifying strengths and weaknesses, improving results Program Operations –Day-to-day management and operation of program activities

9 Six Subcomponents of the DaSy Framework

10 Structure and vocabulary Sub-component (6) –Section Quality Indicator Elements of quality

11 For bound printed copies, send an to:

12 Look inside

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14 Quality Indicator DU3: Part C/619 state and local staff or representatives prepare data products to promote understanding of the data and inform decision-making….37

15 Quality Indicator DU3: Part C/619 state and local staff or representatives prepare data products to promote understanding of the data and inform decision-making.

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17 Now, let’s hear from our state partners! Lisa Balivet Alaska’s Part C Data Manager Jan Stevenson Georgia’s Part B 619 Coordinator

18 1. Why did you apply to support the development of the DaSy Data System Framework?

19 2. What do you see as the potential or actual benefits of the Framework and how do you see it being used?

20 3. How has participating in the Framework development process helped you think about your program’s involvement in cross-agency data system initiatives?

21 4. How would you envision DaSy being able to help support your data system improvement?

22 * Self Assessment * Resources

23 Overall Features of Self-Assessment Includes ECTA System Framework & DaSy Framework Provides states a current status ‘snap shot’ to help prioritize improvement efforts Shared structure –Same scale for rating Elements of Quality, 1 to 4 –Same scale for scoring Quality Indicators, 1 to 7 –Document the evidence Built in Excel

24 Assumptions for Use Emphasis on “self” Flexibility to complete one or many components Involvement of stakeholders Encourages rich conversations about the system First step in action planning for system improvement Strongly recommend use of Excel tool

25 Resource Collections to support Framework use New pages will offer resources specifically applicable to the QIs and Elements of Quality of the DaSy Framework.

Resource Collections to support Framework use Simply click on the green links to access lists of resources for each quality indicator and element of quality.

Resource Collections to support Framework use Then, select the title of a resource to see a detailed description, including relevant page numbers.

Resource Collections to support Framework use Each resource’s full description will include which QIs & Elements of Quality are addressed, as well as the locations of the most helpful information.

29 Participant Poll

30 DaSy can help…. Facilitate use of the self assessment for 1 or more sub- components Phone, , on site technical assistance on 1 or more sub- components Identification of resources Supporting the development and implementation of an action plan to address issues identified through the self-assessment Contact your DaSy state liaison or any of the DaSy staff listed on our web site.

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32 The contents of this presentation were developed under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, #H373Z However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. Project Officers, Meredith Miceli and Richelle Davis.