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This guide provides essential insights into state-level data collections as mandated by the US Department of Education (USDE). It emphasizes the importance of collecting only necessary data, using the Student Test Number (STN) as a unique identifier, and the role of LEA administrators. It outlines the data collection process through the DOE-AD report during spring and fall, and encourages participation in webinars for district improvement. The need for collaboration between Data Stewards, Quality Managers, and data analysts is also highlighted to enhance overall data quality and usability.
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Just Use the Data! NAEHCY 2011
State Level Data Collections The Basics: • Only collect what USDE requires • Student Test Number as unique identifier • Each LEA has a STN Site Administrator • Data collected via the DOE-AD report • Collections in spring & fall Federal Data Collection Webinar
State Level Data Collections Quality & Trends: • Participate in Webex for districts • Data Steward & Data Quality Manager • Work with data analyst • Yearlong process for Q & A Federal Data Collection Webinar
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The Basics • Only collect what USDE requires • Student Test Number as unique identifier • Each LEA has a STN Site Administrator • Data collected via the DOE-AD report • Collections in spring & fall
Quality & Trends • Participate in Webex for districts • Data Steward & Data Quality Manager • Work with data analyst • Yearlong process for Q & A