1 Integrating Early Childhood Into SLDS: Planning and Project Management Thursday, March 15, 2012 Carol Noddings Eichinger, Wisconsin Michael Rebar, Oregon.

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1 Integrating Early Childhood Into SLDS: Planning and Project Management Thursday, March 15, 2012 Carol Noddings Eichinger, Wisconsin Michael Rebar, Oregon Tony Ruggiero, Delaware Missy Cochenour, State Support Team

State Support Team 2 Objectives for this Session 1.Introduce where states currently are in integrating EC into the SLDS 2.Discuss steps to begin integrating EC into SLDS 3.Discuss state examples of how to use the tools

State Support Team 3 Identifying the Need “Growing state momentum; increased federal support, including the State Advisory Councils’ specific focus on data systems development; and nationwide interest in using data for continuous improvement make this the ideal time for states to build and use coordinated state ECE data systems.” —Early Childhood Data Collaborative, 2010Early Childhood Data Collaborative “No state has a fully developed state early childhood data system. All are engaged in some work in building that system.” —Build Initiative, 2009Build Initiative “While the state collects many types of data related to early childhood, [states] do not have the capacity to connect it, track children’s progress, or use it to assess the system.” —Wisconsin Early Childhood System Assessment Report (UW-Madison LaFollette School of Public Affairs, 2010 The Wisconsin ECAC supports a major goal of data alignment —Create a comprehensive longitudinal data system to be used in planning and decisionmaking.

State Support Team 4 Addressing the Need To address the need, the State Support Team created a Planning and Project Management Work Group to help create relevant generalizable resources. Three states of the eleven states are going to help us walk through planning and project management for development and integration of the early childhood SLDS.

State Support Team 5 Where to Begin… So were do we begin?...Planning & Project Management! EC Self-Assessment Tool EC Planning Guide Three steps to begin: ► Step 1: Complete Early Childhood Self-Assessment Tool ► Step 2: Identify your state’s needs ► Step 3: Use the Planning Guide to start conversations ► Step 4 (if needed): Request Technical Assistance

State Support Team 6 The Tools Both documents have 8 sections focused on the components of planning EC Self-Assessment Tool Each section includes questions for a state to address EC Planning Guide Each section includes detailed guiding language to help stakeholders start planning

State Support Team Step 1: Complete Early Childhood Self-Assessment Tool How did these tools help Wisconsin in initial project planning and management? Completion identified gaps in WI’s planning process, such as the need for a communication plan. Structure provided paradigm for discussion at WI’s pending Data Roundtable. Created a “road map” for the journey. Website development of important documents for public consumption also evolved. 7 Wisconsin’s Example

State Support Team Step 2: Based on results of the Self-Assessment Tool, identify your state needs. How did these tools help Oregon identify its needs? Coordination of communication: A multitude of committees and workgroups Body of evidence From humility to utility 8 Oregon’s Example

State Support Team Step 3: Use the Planning Guide to start conversations How did these tools help Delaware start conversations? Starts conversations with P-20W Council o Early Childhood Essential Questions o Research or Evaluation Questions o Importance of working collaboratively across Departments Starts conversations with our own technical department o What data systems are in place and what are the plans for a future system? o Is EC part of the data system or part of plans for a future system? o What is the timeline to incorporate EC data into data system? 9 Delaware’s Example

State Support Team How did these tools help start conversations? (continued) Starts conversations with other departments and agencies o Helps to think about various stakeholders, particularly data stewards Provides support to P20 Council o Communication Plan o Agreement Form What needs to be done with the EC data in order for them to roll into data system? 10 Delaware’s Example

State Support Team 11 Development of Resources Step 4: Request free technical assistance. To Request SST Support: Fill out a TA Request Form on GRADS …or What is the process? State examples

State Support Team 12 Questions & Answers Thank you!!

State Support Team Resources: Early Childhood Self-Assessment Tool Early childhood Planning Guide To Request SST Support: Fill out a TA Request Form on GRADS or 13 For Additional Questions