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Comprehensive Data Review for School Improvement and Student Readiness Preparation

This resource provides a framework for schools to evaluate their performance based on state standards through a top-to-bottom ranking of achievement, demographics, and perceptions. It emphasizes the importance of utilizing a variety of assessment types to prepare students for career and college readiness. Schools are encouraged to gather and analyze data from multiple sources, including state-mandated assessments and sub-group analyses, to identify instruction gaps and improve educational services. This tool is designed to support building teams in their data review processes.

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Comprehensive Data Review for School Improvement and Student Readiness Preparation

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  1. Delta Schoolcraft isddata dialogue resources multiple measures of data: AchievementDemographicPerception school processes all eligible Schools are rankedon a top to bottom list according to state standards-based assessment results.

  2. Assessment Types and Priorities When reviewing data in order to prepare Students for Career and College Readiness, it is important to assist schools with reviewing a variety of data. Please use this tool as a guideline to assist building teams with reviewing data. We must work to keep in mind the importance, and through lines, of the state mandated assessments.

  3. Where to get the Data There are several areas to collect data that can be used for reviewing. Although districts may be collecting their own data, and using their own tools, the ISD would like to assist with providing some common locations to collect and house data for easy analysis.

  4. Sub-groups and Things to Remember When reviewing data, it is important to keep several things in mind. We are required to review some sub-groups and other aspects that could show gaps in instruction and services provided. As you assist building teams with reviewing their data, please remember to have them review these items.

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