1. Kit Goodner Assistant Deputy Commissioner for Data Systems Division of Accountability, Research & Measurement June 2011

2. The SLDS Program Vision FLDOE leads the nation in collecting, storing and disseminating actionable student-centric statewide longitudinal data via a comprehensive multi-faceted PK-20 Education Data Warehouse (EDW 2.0); Consistently meets information interests of public education stakeholders transparently with a selective set of data tools, analytics and easy access to key centrally-administered applications via a single gateway; and, Efficiently facilitates data-driven decisions with timely data to improve student learning and research toward closing achievement gaps.

3. The SLDS Program 3 Grants SLDS 09 (Round 3)  July 2009 – June 2014 SLDS 09 ARRA (Round 4)  July 2010 – June 2013 Race to the Top, Section C  October 2010 – June 2014 2 Focus Areas Accessing Data Using Data

4. The SLDS Program SLDS 09 (Round 3) Data Governance (initial phase complete) “A system of decision rights and accountabilities for information-related processes, executed according to agreed- upon models which describe who can take what actions with what information, and when, under what circumstances, using what methods”. – Data Governance Institute Metadata Management Tool (Start: July 2011) Implement a modern MDM tool to: Track data managed by Data Governance Maintain system’s metadata

5. The SLDS Program SLDS 09 (Round 3) Researcher’s Sandbox (Start: Spring 2010) Provide approved data to researchers in a more efficient manner Automated Approval Process (Start: Spring 2012) Provide data more efficiently to external data requestors and FLDOE staff

6. The SLDS Program SLDS 09 ARRA (Round 4) Upgrade PK-12, Florida Colleges and Workforce Education systems as part of EDW 2.0 (in progress) Consolidated model for the 3 systems and the EDW 2.0 Not your Dad’s EDW… Pilot implementation only; Statewide implementation to follow Statewide Unique Identifier (Start: July 2011) Provide an identifier that is unique across the state and across time Component to Teacher Student Data Link

7. The SLDS Program SLDS 09 ARRA (Round 4) Report Building Tool(s) (Start: August 2011) Provide data to stakeholders in a user friendly format via the web Ability to access data without requiring MIS intervention Data Mining Tool(s) (Start: October 2011; internal capability only) To assist the FLDOE in applying business analytics to identify best practices and problem areas quicker and more accurately

8. The SLDS Program – Race to the Top Portal and Single Sign-On (Start: July 2011) Central point to access data 6 systems identified for initial SSO; 3 year deployment Year 1 – CPALMS, FAIR Year 2 – FACTS.org, Interim Assessment Item Banks Year 3 – eIPEP, FloridaSchoolLeaders.org Dashboards and Pre-defined & Customizable Reports (Start: August 2011) Provide user-friendly views to aggregate data

9. The SLDS Program – Race to the Top Local Instructional Improvement Systems and Local Systems Exchange (mostly complete) LIIS Minimum Requirements (web site) LSE – Collaboration site for RTTT districts and consortia http://www.fldoe.org/arra/LIISMS.asp Data Downloads for LEAs (Start:?) Standardized data format for LEAs to incorporate in their LIIS Professional Development (Start:?) Research Agenda (Publish date: July 2011)

10. The SLDS Program

12. StakeholderLevel of AccessAccess TypeSample of Accessible Data Public Aggregate – information available at the school, LEA, or state level; information will comply with FERPA regulations Dashboards Pre-defined Reports Customizable Reports Teacher data (certification, highly qualified) Assessment data (interim and summative) Demographic data (English Language Learners, Exceptional Education) School Indicators data (graduation rate, dropout rate) Students/ Parents Confidential – Individual student information accessible to students and their parents only Plus access to aggregates identified for “Public” Single sign-on access to applications FACTS.org (college and career plans) Teachers Confidential – All students in teacher’s assigned classroom Plus access to aggregates identified for “Public” Single sign-on access to applications Assessment Tools (PMRN and others created by RTTT) Confidential student- and staff-level data via LIIS and other means Standards Instructional Tool (CPALMS) Exceptional Education Resource (PEER) www.FloridaSchoolLeaders.org PrincipalsConfidential – All students in school Plus access to aggregates identified for “Public” Single sign-on access to applications Assessment Tools (PMRN and others created by RTTT) Confidential student- and staff-level data via LIIS and other means Standards Instructional Tool (CPALMS) Exceptional Education Resource (PEER)

13. The SLDS Program StakeholderLevel of AccessAccess TypeSample of Accessible Data LEA Confidential – LEA-wide Plus all access identified for “Public” and for “Teachers” Student and staff level data to feed Local Instructional Improvement Systems (Local Systems) Assessment Tools (PMRN and others created by RTTT) Confidential student- and staff-level data via LIIS Standards Instructional Tool (CPALMS) Exceptional Education Resource (PEER) Acceleration coursework (AP, IB, AICE, dual enrollment) College readiness exam scores Data for Local Systems feed Guidance Counselors Confidential – All Students in school Plus access to aggregates identified for “Public” Single sign-on access to applications FACTS.org (colleage and career plans) Confidential student- and staff-level data via LIIS Exceptional Education Resource (PEER) Acceleration coursework College readiness exam scores ResearchersRestricted Confidential Plus access to aggregates identified for “Public” [Refer to (C)(3)(iii) for information on researcher access] Access to approved data prepared for a specific research purpose per FERPA Anonymized student and staff level data 13

14. The SLDS Program – Goals Integrate disparate and independently developed/operating PK-12, CCTCMIS and Workforce Education data systems into a comprehensive Education Data Warehouse (EDW 2.0) while concurrently facilitating collection, storage and dissemination of staff and student specific data in a seamless manner. Data Governance (SLDS R3) Data Systems Upgrade (SLDS R4) Statewide Unique ID (SLDS R4)

15. The SLDS Program – Goals Improve the quality of data maintained and provided by FLDOE with upstream edits and downstream analytics Metadata management tool (SLDS R3) Data mining tool (SLDS R4) Support evidence based education decision making through widespread access to an improved statewide longitudinal data system Automated approval process (SLDS R3) Data Downloads (RTTT) Sandbox (SLDS R3) Dashboards and reports (RTTT and SLDS R4) Single Sign-On (RTTT)

16. The SLDS Program – Goals Enhance Local Instructional Improvement Systems with minimum standards, financial support to rural districts and a platform to exchange related ideas and information LIIS minimum standards (RTTT) Local Systems Exchange (RTTT)

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18. The SLDS Program For more information… SLDS Program web site coming!! RTTT information at: http://www.fldoe.org/ARRA/RacetotheTop.asphttp://www.fldoe.org/ARRA/RacetotheTop.asp Kit Goodner Keith.goodner@fldoe.org 850-245-0072 Nancy Copa, SLDS Program Director Nancy.copa@fldoe.org 850-245-0437