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Data Use Working Group

Purpose: While states and districts are collecting more data and capturing greater detail than ever before, the capacity among stakeholders to effectively use these data is often lacking.  This working group will help education stakeholders to more effectively use data to improve the education system and student learning.

Current Tasks: The Data Use Working Group is developing a series of audience-specific briefs that will be combined in a single final product. This resource will help teachers, administrators, and state program managers to leverage education data in appropriate and effective ways.

Meeting Schedule: The working group will hold its next meeting in Spring 2012.

Roster:
David Feliciano, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools (GA)
Tom Howell, State of Michigan, Center for Educational Performance and Information
Laurel Krsek, Napa Valley Unified School District (CA)
Al Larson, Meriden Board of Education (CT)
Allen Miedema, Northshore School District (WA)
Jay Pennington, Iowa Department of Education
Brian Snow, Maine State Department of Education
David Weinberger, Yonkers Public Schools (NY)

E–mail: DataUse@nceslistserv.com [Note that only registered members of a listserv (i.e., members of the working group) can send messages.]

Chair: Kathy Gosa, Kansas State Department of Education

NCES Staff: Ghedam Bairu

Support: Tom Szuba, QIP

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