System Wide Data Sharing
What is it?
System wide data sharing is a critical component to building a strong K-12 and community college partnership. Without good information, organizations cannot understand their transition challenges or have the basis to know where to improve their policy and practice. Data is the foundation on which a partnership can be built, strengthened and sustained.
What are the indicators of success/progress?
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What research supports this work?
“You Can’t Point Fingers at Data” Cross-agency Collaboration and Shared Data from a Community Perspective
Maureen Carew, Laurie Scolari Ed.D., and Oded Gurantz
It has been published in the book entitled, From Data to Action: A Community Approach to Improving Youth Outcomes Harvard Education Press, April 2013
This book is a guide for educators, civic leaders, and researchers looking for ways to leverage data to identify the most effective policies, interventions, and use of resources for their communities.
Tying Outcome to Community College Funding: Models, Tools and Recommendations for States
Jobs for the Future, April 2012
This report documents the work and lessons learned in multiple states to shift to a performance based funding models and the effective use of data to drive those changes.
Promising Pathways: The Potential of High School Data to Spur Student Progress and Achievement
Long Beach City College
This presentation outlines the effective use of high school data to inform the placement and assessment in community college courses that has significantly increased the achievement of incoming students.