Network News - February 4, 2010
Members of the State Legislature Seek Your Input for Potential After School Policy
Members of the State Legislature would like your input to help inform and shape potential policy regarding the sharing of student data between school districts and after school program providers. Legislators seek to understand how data is currently shared? Why data is or is not shared? And how after school programs could incorporate data from school districts into their programs? Your responses to this brief 7 question survey will provide policy makers with an understanding of the existing data sharing landscape from the program provider perspective, and may inform potential after school legislation regarding data sharing. If you would like to offer input to the Legislature, please respond to the brief survey by Wednesday, February 10, 2010.
To take this survey, click here.
See the seven survey questions below:
- How do school districts currently share student data (such as test scores) with after school program providers?
- Why do some school districts share student data?
- Why don’t some school districts share student data?
- How is it or could it be helpful to share student data?
- What does student data sharing look like?
- Identify how dynamics play out between school districts and after school programs with sharing data?
- Do after school programs have the infrastructure to incorporate student data into their programs? Please explain.