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State Data Use Strategies: Iowa

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

This NCSI state spotlight presents the strategies that the Iowa Department of Education used to foster school adoption and use of a state-provided literacy screening and progress monitoring tool.

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State Data Use Strategies: Rhode Island

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

This NCSI state spotlight presents strategies the Rhode Island Department of Education is using to collect and summarize screening and progress-monitoring data from local education agencies that are using different assessment tools.

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West Virginia increases graduation rates for students with disabilities

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

The West Virginia Department of Education recognized the importance of closing the graduation gap for students with disabilities. This state spotlight presents strategies to increase access to and awareness of data to improve the graduation rate.

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Louisiana creates opportunities for schools to improve instructional decisions

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

The Louisiana Department of Education sought a measurement approach that resulted in accurate and reliable information on student progress and outcomes, yet respected local control over the choice of formative assessment tools. This state spotlight presents initial findings from piloting a categorical data analysis approach to improve student outcomes.

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Arizona Uses Data to Maximize the Use of Funding

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

Enforcing the regulations that require maximal use of Medicaid funds has been particularly challenging when providing early intervention services in states where Medicaid uses clinic rates that are lower than the natural environment rates covered by state or federal Part C funds. Read how Arizona improved the access to and the use of all available funds.

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Nevada Develops a Communication Protocol to Connect Stakeholders to Initiatives

April 16, 2024 by Tanner Petry

Data show that effective and ongoing communication and evaluation can have a positive impact on local and statewide systems change. This state spotlight describes how the Nevada Department of Education used a communication protocol to support implementation of the SSIP.

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