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2011 OSEP Leadership Mega Conference Collaboration to Achieve Success from Cradle to Career 2.0 Using Data Displays to Improve the Performance and Outcomes of Children with Disabilities Performance Management Office of Accountability Dr. Lynne Tingle, Ph.D. Danielle M. Miller, M.Ed, NBCT Session #305 and Session # 312

Cycle of Continuous Improvement

Strategic Plan 2010 Data Dashboard Academic Achievement Data Parent and Student Survey Data Operations & Safety Data Increase Transparency & Responsiveness In Depth Data Profiles

Interactive tool for parents and community Increases transparency Provides in-depth data profiles for academic achievement and performance in teaching, learning and school operations Strategic Plan 2010 Data Dashboard

Strategic Goal Overall Basic Scorecard

Strategic Goal Overall Trend Scorecard

Comparison Scorecards: Overall or School Level

Managing for Performance Portals SuperintendentPrincipalTeacher Exceptional Children Data Wise

Build capacity through investigative professional development Save time and increase productivity Provides data to enhance knowledge of students’ attendance and academic history Managing for Performance Portals

Accessing the Portals

Portal Welcome Page

High Risk Summary Scorecard

Filtering Information

Filtering: A Snapshot of a Zone

Filtering: A Snapshot of a School

Filtering: A Snapshot of a School Roster

Filtering: Instructional Groups

Reporting Features: Enrollment by Demographics & Race

Reporting Features: Demographics by Ethnicity, & Gender

Reporting Features: Demographics by LEP

Student Detail, Schedule, Graduation Exit Standards

Reporting Features: EOG Results

EOG Results by School & Teacher

EOG Results by Teacher

Provides current student information related to EC services Empowers staff to make effective decisions Supports a data driven culture Allows staff autonomy to access data Improve Student Outcomes Why did we develop the EC Portal?

Students School Level Personnel Zone Personnel Central Office Personnel Who will benefit from the EC Portal?

Questions Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Office of Accountability Dr. Lynne Tingle, Ph.D. Danielle M. Miller, M.Ed, NBCT