In this moderated session, U.S. government agency leaders shared their ongoing early care, education and well-being initiatives and implications for data.
Leadership, Equity, Impact: Federal Programs Supporting Early Care, Education, and Well-Being
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In this moderated session, U.S. government agency leaders shared their ongoing early care, education and well-being initiatives and implications for data.
Compute response rates for your state’s family survey data and determine if the surveys you received are representative of the target population.
Learn about current and upcoming technical assistance opportunities, data-related activities, and supports available for your state’s Part C and Part B, 619 programs.
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DaSy’s State of the States report shows that many early intervention (Part C) and early childhood special education (Part B, 619) state coordinators and data managers are interested in increasing data linking between IDEA programs. We share the story of one state’s journey to link Part C and Part B, 619 data.
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Compare your state’s C4 family outcomes data to the national data in the three sub-indicator areas. Make comparisons to subgroups of states that use the same survey and scoring approach