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NSSRS 101 Nebraska Student Staff Record System

NSSRS 101 Nebraska Student Staff Record System. Nebraska Department of Education. Outline. What’s in it for you Collaboration, Communication and Teamwork Data Management, Security and Leadership Getting the Data in…Validating the Data Where Does the Data Go Support. The Stakes are HIGH.

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NSSRS 101 Nebraska Student Staff Record System

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  1. NSSRS 101Nebraska Student Staff Record System Nebraska Department of Education

  2. Outline • What’s in it for you • Collaboration, Communication and Teamwork • Data Management, Security and Leadership • Getting the Data in…Validating the Data • Where Does the Data Go • Support

  3. The Stakes are HIGH • Funding • State and Federal • Program $$$ • SpEd, Title, Perkins, Early Childhood • Accreditation • Meeting Rule 10 or Rule 14

  4. What’s In It For You? • Curriculum Leadership • Staff • Qualified Teacher/Certification • Students • PLAS/Assessment/AYP

  5. What’s In It For You? • Morale and Media • Published Data • State of the Schools Report • AYP • NePAS • Services Provided • Community Development

  6. Nebraska Department of Education 301 Centennial Mall South • P.O. Box 94987 • Lincoln, Nebraska • Collaboration • Communication • Teamwork

  7. It’s the Way Education Does Business • Whose Data is It? • The District Owns the Data • Whose Job is It? • Data Quality is Everyone’s Job • What are the attributes of good Data? • Timely • Scheduled • Accurate • Secured and Confidential

  8. Data Concept Map • The simplicity of this map is it comes down to one of three things: • People • Process • Resources

  9. Data Quality Cultures Take Leadership PROACTIVE MEASURES VALUE-ADD ACTIVITY ROLE-MODELING

  10. Safety in Numbers - Create a Team • Members of Team • Standing Team (Leadership, including Data Steward) • Full Team (includes all contributing data owners) • Regular Time(s) to Meet and Communicate • Appropriate levels of Access: • SIS • Portal • Team Review of Data • Pre Submission Audit of data • Post Submission Audit of data (Validation/Verification) – before Collection Approval

  11. District Organization Example

  12. District Team Organization Example using the NSSRS Calendar

  13. It Takes a Team… • Office Staff • Parent/Guardian and Students • Teachers • ELL Director • SPED Director • Guidance Counselor • Gifted Coordinator • Food Program Coordinator • Superintendent • Building Principals • Federal Programs (Title Programs) • Curriculum Director • Assessment Coordinator • Early Childhood Director • Technology Staff • Consolidated Data Collections (CDC) Steward • Human Resources • Business Manager • Other

  14. Nebraska Department of Education 301 Centennial Mall South • P.O. Box 94987 • Lincoln, Nebraska Data Management Security and Leadership

  15. District Admin Responsibility • District Admin Login/password • District Admin Tab • Keeper of the Activation Codes for all collections • Select and Assign Appropriate Roles Activation Codes • Select and Assign Appropriate Modifier(s)

  16. NSSRS Validation Security Options • Roles • Predefined set of data access • Differentiated between student and staff • Modifier • Provides additional data views via: • Student Lookups • Verification Reports

  17. Safeguard Sensitive Data to Guarantee Privacy and Confidentiality “A data handler does not have the right to look at her neighbor’s child’s grades simply because she has access privileges to student information.” “Legitimate Educational Interests”

  18. Sensitive Data • Special Education • ELL • Free/Reduced Lunch

  19. https://portal.education.ne.gov

  20. Nebraska Department of Education 301 Centennial Mall South • P.O. Box 94987 • Lincoln, Nebraska The Process Getting Data In Validation Approval

  21. NSSRS Calendar

  22. CDC Calendar

  23. Change Management • SIS is the Mother • SIS Updates and Patches • SIS Corrections – Clean Source • Updates and Corrections • Expected: Changes in Student & Staff Populations • Extraordinary: Student Grades – Delivery Model - Course Codes • Supporting Policy and Procedure • Is it Current? • Authenticating Documentation • Intake Process – Make or Break!! …takes Leadership

  24. Student Uniq-ID • Every student must have a unique ID number • Two ways to enter information into Student Uniq ID to Assign NDE ID’s– • Upload a Batch File - Upload all of your students in one file. • Enter Individual – Enter individual students one at a time.

  25. Student Uniq-ID

  26. Student Uniq-ID • Two options to upload a batch file

  27. Student Uniq-ID - Validating the Data File Upload Failed Message

  28. Student Unique-ID – Fix Data Errors After clicking on “Fix Errors”, the next screen will display a list of students that have errors that need to be fixed. Click on the “Edit” button to choose the record to review to make the necessary corrections. The application will notify you of the data errors by displaying a message directly below the field.

  29. Student Unique-ID – Fix Data Errors Update the information on the screen and then click on “Update Student Records”. After all validation errors are addressed, either by fixing or canceling the student record, the screen below displays NDE Student ID assignment can now be started. Click on “Assign State ID”. If the applications does not find any Near Matches, the Status for the batch will be “ID Assigned” and the Next Action will be “Download State ID”.

  30. Student Unique-ID – Resolve Near Matches If the system finds students included in your file that match records already in the database, the system displays a message that you have ‘Near Matches/Duplicates Found”. Click on the “Resolve Near Matches”.

  31. Student Unique-ID – Resolve Near Matches All fields in which the information differs between the two students are highlighted in yellow.

  32. Student Uniq-ID – Enter Individual Student All red starred fields must be entered. The “Clear’ button will remove all values from the fields. After entering the student’s information, users can click ‘Assign State ID”.

  33. Ensure That Quality Data is Submitted • Work with the Data Steward and others submitting the data to complete a validation process • Make sure data is complete and accurate • Not only can inaccurate data cost you money but it can also lead to poor instructional decisions • Poor data will lead you to false conclusions

  34. Validation Multiple Detailed and Multiple Aggregate Reports Available for Data Quality Validation & Verification

  35. Static Reports Allow you to… • Verify student counts by groups, grade, gender, ethnicity, etc. • Check staff reported for accurate demographic information, endorsement status, multiple assignments etc. • Review the accuracy and completeness student grade reports • Monitor the status of your graduation cohort four years in advance • Verify special education counts • Check your ADA/ADM for state aid purposes

  36. Dynamic Look Up Tools • Search for students by name and examine demographic characteristics • Identify, by name, special education services being delivered • If you find extra or missing students on verification reports you can search by specific student names for groups in which they are included • Create files that can be matched to assessment data files and files from other sources allowing student level data analysis

  37. Membership and Attendance

  38. Membership By Grade, Race and Gender 1125

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