Education Policy Forum Breakfast Briefing November 1, 2007.

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Education Policy Forum Breakfast Briefing November 1, 2007

Transcript of Education Policy Forum Breakfast Briefing November 1, 2007.

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Education Policy Forum Breakfast Briefing

November 1, 2007

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INSANITY – doing the same things over and

over and expecting different results.

3rc Mission: Organize

information to empower decision

makers

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3rc – Vision for SWPA

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Afterschool – A Quick Quiz

1. How many agencies offer afterschool programs in Allegheny County?a. 100b. 500c. I have no idea, I wish someone could tell

me!

2. How many afterschool programs are there?a. Not many, there are too fewb. A tremendous amount, there are too manyc. I’m not sure but I hope there are enough for

the kids that really need them.

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www.SwpaAfterschool.org has information about over 800 programs from more than 350 agencies.

MissionCreate an organized system of information about non-school hour programs and services in southwestern Pennsylvania to help support planning decisions and consumer choice.

VisionEstablish a community-wide initiative to support the delivery of non school hour services so that every child in need will have access to a quality program.

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What data are we collecting?

•Contact Information•Capacity details•Program focus and supporting

details•Attendance and demographics•Funding sources•Outcomes and success stories

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www.SwpaAfterschool.org

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Connecting Families, Schools and Afterschool Programs

Community Resource Guide2007-2008 Back To School

www.pps.k12.pa.us

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We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers…

Carl Sagan1934 -1996

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Why SPARC?

Important questions

• Do we have sufficient afterschool programs?• What kids have the greatest need? Where are they?• What is the financial viability of these programs?• What programs are the most effective in achieving targeted outcomes?

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TRWIB Analysis

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TRWIB Analysis

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TRWIB Analysis

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TRWIB Analysis

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School/Afterschool Data Intersections

Collaboration to develop enhancements to the Allegheny Intermediate Unit’s Comprehensive Data Analysis tool to build automated data transport and

analysis capabilities.

Discovered afterschool synergy with SPARC

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DataData

AnalysisAnalysis

InformationInformation

InsightsInsights

KnowledgeKnowledge

ACTIONACTION

The Snowball Effect of Information

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Thank You!

Alana S. KulesaDirector of Education

Programs3 Rivers [email protected](412) 392-1006 x13