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Governor’s Workforce Investment Board Workforce Information Committee Environmental Scan of State Workforce Information May 2002
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Governor’s Workforce Investment Board
Workforce Information Committee
Environmental Scan of State Workforce Information
May 2002
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Workforce Information Available by Organization Governor’s Workforce Investment Board (GWIB)
• Report with economic, population, education, labor force and socioeconomic data and predicts occupation and skill demands for Maryland and the state’s 12 Local Workforce Investment Areas
Maryland Community College Business Training Network (MCCBTN)
• Website with a searchable database of all the Continuing Education courses of the state’s 16 community colleges that offers course descriptions and schedules
Maryland Department of Aging (MDOA)
• Demographics of program participants • Statistics on job placement and training of participants
Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development (DBED)
• Brief overview of economy, population and income, labor force, employment, wages, and major employers of Maryland and its 24 jurisdictions
• Maryland’s key economic indicators • State business permit and license requirements
Maryland Department of Human Resources (DHR)
• Projections of job growth or decline • Report that looks at how families fare after leaving welfare • Forecast of the TCA caseload • Data on expenditures and participation in various assistance programs • TCA core caseload report
Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR)
• 50 occupations with the most annual job openings for Maryland and local regions with job duties, wages, skill and education requirements, major employers and industries and selected job openings
• Industrial employment and wage data for Maryland and regions • Maryland and regional occupational wage data • Occupations categorized according to MSDE career clusters and an examination of the
interrelation of demand, training and wages • Database of industry information
Maryland Department of Planning (MDP)
• Population estimates for Maryland’s jurisdictions by age, race, sex, and Hispanic origin, data on foreign immigration in Maryland, household income estimates, state-to-state and county-to-county migration, new housing units, and poverty estimates
• Census 2000 data including general demographic information as well as population and housing characteristics at various geographic levels. Geographic data and maps available.
• Historic and current job and personal income data. Job growth in Maryland. • Historic data and projections for population, households, household size, jobs, labor force and
personal income. Also included is historical and projected public school enrollment data. • Information on various NAICS industries including the number of establishments,
employees, annual payroll, and sales • Economic and statistical data on farms including maps
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Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) • Inmate demographic and criminal justice characteristics, education program participation and
outcomes, community service program statistics, recidivism rates and post-release follow-up studies
Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT)
• Ridership on Maryland Transit Administration’s (MTA) privately contracted commuter bus services
• National and regional work flows and commuting patterns Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC)
• Data about Maryland postsecondary education including students, degrees, and private career schools
• Statistical data about Maryland postsecondary education including enrollments and degrees awarded
• Trend data on degrees and certificates by academic program at each Maryland college and university
• Trend data on enrollment by academic program at each Maryland college and university • Analysis of the relationship between high school performance and college performance • Follow-up survey of college graduates including employment information • Follow-up survey of community college graduates including employment information • Survey of employers of community college graduates
Maryland State Dept. of Education – Div. of Career Technology and Adult Learning (MSDE-CTE)
• State approved CTE programs • Enrollment in all state approved CTE programs • Outcome data for participants in state approved CTE programs • Survey of all graduating high school students re: plans for employment and education • Follow-up study of high school graduates re: employment and education • Survey of employers of Maryland high school graduates re: student job performance • Survey of supervisors of students in work-based learning opportunities on their preparation
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Workforce Information Available by Information Category General Economic Information
• Report with economic, population, education, labor force and socioeconomic data and predicts occupation and skill demands for Maryland and the 12 local workforce investment areas (GWIB)
• Brief overview of economy, population, income, labor force, employment, wages, and major employers of Maryland and its 24 jurisdictions (DBED)
• Maryland’s key economic indicators (DBED) • New housing units (MDP)
Demographics of Workforce and Population
• Historic data and projections for population, households, household size and personal income (MDP)
• Population estimates for Maryland’s jurisdictions by age, race, sex, and Hispanic origin (MDP) • Data on foreign immigration in Maryland (MDP) • Household income estimates (MDP) • Poverty estimates (MDP) • State-to-state and county-to-county migration (MDP) • Census 2000 data including general demographic information as well as population and housing
characteristics at various geographic levels (MDP) • Historic and current personal income data (MDP) • Historic and projected public school enrollment (MDP) • Follow-up survey of 2-year and 4-year college graduates including employment information
(MHEC) Employment, Unemployment, and Job Openings (including Shortages)
• Industrial employment data for Maryland and regions (DLLR) • Historic and current annual job data (MDP) • Job growth in Maryland (MDP) • Projections of job growth or decline (DHR) • Historic data and projections for jobs and labor force (MDP)
Wages
• Occupational wages for Maryland and regions (DLLR) • Industrial wage data for Maryland and regions (DLLR)
Occupations (job description, related occupations, skill/education requirements)
• Occupations categorized according to MSDE career clusters and an examination of the interrelation of demand, training and wages (DLLR)
• 50 occupations with the most annual job openings for Maryland and local regions with job duties, wages, skill and education requirements, major employers and industries, and selected job openings (DLLR)
Industries
• Database of industry information (DLLR)
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• Information on various NAICS industries including the number of establishments, employees, annual payroll, and sales (MDP)
• Economic and statistical data on farms (MDP) Education and Training (provider performance, programs/courses, certificates/degrees, student education plans)
• Analysis of relationship between high school performance and college performance (MHEC) • Data about Maryland postsecondary education including students, degrees, and private career
schools (MHEC) • Statistical data on postsecondary education in Maryland including enrollments and degrees
awarded (MHEC) • Trend data on degrees and certificates by academic program at each Maryland college and
university (MHEC) • Trend data on enrollment by academic program at each Maryland college and university (MHEC) • Survey of employers of community college graduates (MHEC) • State approved Career and Technology Education programs (MSDE) • Survey of all graduating high school students re: employment and education plans (MSDE) • Follow-up study of high school graduates re: employment and education (MSDE) • Website that provides a searchable database of all the Continuing Education courses of the state’s
16 community colleges that offers course descriptions and schedules (MCCBTN) Workforce Development Service Providers (services, participants, performance)
• Demographics of Dept. of Aging program participants (MDOA) • Statistics on job placement and training of Dept. of Aging participants (MDOA) • Data on expenditures and participation in various assistance programs (DHR) • Temporary Cash Assistance caseload report (DHR) • Temporary Cash Assistance caseload forecast (DHR) • Study of how families fare after leaving welfare (DHR) • Survey of supervisors of students in work-based learning opportunities on their preparation
(MSDE) • Outcome data for participants in state approved Career and Technology Education programs
(MSDE) • Enrollment in all Career and Technology Education programs (MSDE) • Survey of employers of Maryland high school graduates re: student job performance (MSDE) • Survey of supervisors of students in work-based learning opportunities on their preparation
(MSDE) • Inmate demographic and criminal justice characteristics, education program participation and
outcomes, community service program statistics, recidivism rates and post-release follow-up studies (DPSCS)
Geography and Transportation
• National and regional work flows and commuting patterns (MDOT) • Ridership on MTA’s privately contracted commuter bus services (MDOT) • Geographic data and maps on demographics (MDP) • Maps of number of farms by jurisdiction (MDP)
Government Regulation/Licensing
• State business permit and license requirements (DBED)
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Agency: Governor’s Workforce Investment Board Description of data: State of the Workforce Report – Report with economic, population, education, labor force and socioeconomic data for Maryland and the state’s 12 Local Workforce Investment Areas and predicts occupation and skill demands. Developed with RESI Research and Consulting. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annual Most recent time period available: 2001 How and where is the data available: Paper report and available on website, http://www.gwib.state.md.us/ Contact: Pat Cassidy, (410) 333-4454 ext. 310, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Community College Business Training Network (MCCBTN) Description of data: MCCBTN is a collaborative effort among the state’s 16 community colleges to demonstrate the colleges’ capacity to provide training for businesses. The network has developed a website, www.marylandtraining.com, that provides a searchable database of all the Continuing Education courses, offers course descriptions and a schedule at a particular college. Produce or possess?: Produced and maintained by Howard Community College Time period: Data is current at all times Most recent time period available: NA How and where is the data available: http://www.marylandtraining.com/ Contact: Patricia Keeton, (410) 772-4979, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Aging Description of data: Data describes demographics of participants in the Senior Employment Program administered by the State. Also includes job placement statistics and participation in community service on-the-job training. Produce or possess?: Both Time period: Data is available on a quarterly basis for the program year beginning July 1. Annual data is also available for all Title V Senior Community Service Employment Programs operating in Maryland. Most recent time period available: July 1, 2000 – June 30, 2001 How and where is the data available: Data is available via a paper report by contacting the Maryland Department of Aging, Senior Employment Program and other Title V sponsors. Contact: Jean Close, (410) 767-1064, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development Description of data: Brief Economic Facts – Data/fact sheet on Maryland and the 24 jurisdictions. Contains a brief overview of the state or jurisdiction's economy, population and income information, labor force, employment, wages, and major employers. Also included is information on tax rates, infrastructure (including transportation and utilities), as well as climate, recreation and education data. Draws from various state and federal data sources. Economic Pulse – Publication containing key economic indicators and articles on Maryland and the U.S. economies. Provides a snapshot of the state of the Maryland economy including information on the labor force, employment, coincident and leading indices and other economic indicators. Draws from various state and federal data sources. Business License Information System (BLIS) - An Internet-based system that helps business owners determine which State permits and licenses are required to operate their business. The system also gives comprehensive information and contacts for all of Maryland's occupational licenses, as well as helpful links to other business-related sites throughout the State. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Brief Economic Facts is updated on an annual basis. The Economic Pulse is produced monthly. Most recent time period available: Latest data listed at present in the Brief Economic Facts are for 1999. The October Economic Pulse contains data as of August 2001. How and where is the data available: Both the Brief Economic Facts and the Economic Pulse have PDF files that are available on the Internet. A hard copy of the report is available, but individuals are referred to the website. Website address for Brief Economic Facts: http://www.choosemaryland.org/orientation/community.asp
Website address for Economic Pulse: http://www.choosemaryland.org/pressroom/publications/economic_pulse/index.asp
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Website address for Business License Information System: http://www.blis.state.md.us/client/Blis.jsp
Contact: Roger Fujihara, (410) 767-6396, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Human Resources Description of data: Welfare to Work is a report produced by RESI of Towson University for the Department. It is based on economic research to determine where future jobs and job growth or decline may occur. It delineates this information by industry type for each of the 24 jurisdictions throughout the State. This report is useful to determine which target industries hold the best prospects for our Temporary Cash Assistance customers to obtain work. Produce or possess?: Produced by RESI of Towson University for the Department. Time period: semi-annually. Most recent time period available: September 2001. How and where is the data available: paper format report only Contact: William Kincannon, (410) 767-8874, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland Department of Human Resources Description of data: Life After Welfare: Sixth Report – This report is the sixth in a series of reports that track a sample of families that exit welfare each month. The study looks at how well these families fare after leaving welfare by examining their employment patterns, attachment to other human services programs and other issues. Part of the report focuses on quarterly wage information, employment retention and the industries that most former welfare recipients are employed in. Produce or possess?: The Family Investment Administration produces this report through its long standing research partnership with the University of Maryland School of Social Work. Time period: Annual Most recent time period available: October 2001 How and where is the data available: Paper report Contact: William Kincannon, (410) 767-8874, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Human Resources Description of data: Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA) Caseload Forecast. This publication is research produced for the Department by RESI of Towson University. It is an econometric model that uses various measures of the economy, such as projected job growth or decline, in a county-by-county measure throughout Maryland. It then couples the econometric variables with policy implementation variables of the Department’s Family Investment Program – welfare reform implementation. The end product is a 24-month forecast of what will occur with the TCA caseload for the State and for each of our 24 jurisdictions. To date the forecast has been very accurate and is relied on by the legislature in determining the upcoming budget for assistance payments. Produce or possess?: Produced by RESI of Towson University. The current, August 2001, projection is currently in distribution. Time period: Produced three times per year. Most recent time period available: August 2001 covering the time period from June 2001 through June 2003. How and where is the data available: Paper report only Contact: William Kincannon, (410) 767-8874, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Human Resources Description of data: Family Investment Administration Monthly Statistical Report – This report is based on data from our eligibility mainframe system (CARES) and includes process data regarding case counts, individual counts and expenditures for the Temporary Cash Assistance, Food Stamps, Transitional Emergency Medical and Housing Assistance and Medical Assistance programs. Produce or possess?: The Family Investment Administration produces this report. Time period: Monthly with a 3 month lag.
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Most recent time period available: July How and where is the data available: Paper report Contact: Mark Millspaugh, (410) 767-8558, [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Human Resources Description of data: TCA Core Caseload Report – This statistical report breaks down the welfare caseload by type of case to help determine the number of families where the adult is not exempt and could be engaged in work activities. Produce or possess?: This report is produced by RESI of Towson University based on an analysis of data from our eligibility determination mainframe system (CARES). Time period: Monthly report available 30 days after the end of the report month. Most recent time period available: August 2001 How and where is the data available: Paper report and DHR Intranet (available to all DHR staff) Contact: Mark Millspaugh, (410) 767-8558, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information Description of data: Top 50 occupations in Maryland and by WIA. Explains job duties, wages, skills and education required, transferable skills, major employers and industries, and selected job openings. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: As appropriate. Usually with every set of occupational projections Most recent time period available: 1996 to 2006 How and where is the data available: http://www.dllr.state.md.us/lmi/profile/profile.htm
Contact: Kay Levitt, (410) 767-2251, [email protected]
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_______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information Description of data: Employment and Payrolls – Provides a source of industrial employment and wage data for the state, Baltimore Metro Area, DC Suburban Area, and each of Maryland’s local jurisdictions. This data series serves as a useful barometer in monitoring industrial movements and identifying trends. It is also used as a basis for formulating industrial projections. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Quarterly and Annually Most recent time period available: 2000 Annual Average How and where is the data available: Paper report and Internet http://www.dllr.state.md.us/lmi/emppay/emppay.htm
Contact: Kay Levitt, (410) 767-2251, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information Description of data: Maryland and Regional Occupational Wage Data – Data produced for state and each WIA. For each surveyed occupation, an entry level, experience level, mean and median wage estimate is provided. Detailed occupational analyses are also available, providing an occupational definition, wage history, and comparative rates in other WIAs. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: 1999 data adjusted for inflationary pressures through June 2001 How and where is the data available: Internet http://www.dllr.state.md.us/lmi/wages/toc000.htm
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Contact: Kay Levitt, (410) 767-2251, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information Description of data: Improving Occupational Information – An occupational package which further enhances the utility of occupational projections data by categorizing occupations according to MSDE career clusters and examining the interrelation of demand, training and wages. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: As appropriate. Most recent time period available: 2006 Projections How and where is the data available: Internet http://www.dllr.state.md.us/lmi/improvingoccupationalinfo
Contact: Kay Levitt, (410) 767-2251, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information
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Description of data: Industry Analysis Project (IAP). An internally developed database built upon historical ES 202 data. The system, which can define/create geographic areas and industry mixes, has proven a useful tool in assessing detailed industry movements, industry births/deaths, the impact of noneconomic code changes, industry employment size class and industry presence in specific geographic areas. Produce or possess?: Possess Time period: Most recent time period available: Includes data from 1985 to present How and where is the data available: Contact: Kay Levitt, (410) 767-2251, [email protected] Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: Data for Socio-Economic Estimates include population estimates for Maryland’s jurisdictions by age, race, sex, and Hispanic origin. The components of change between 1990-1999 are also presented. There is also data on foreign immigration in Maryland by ZIP Code for 1992-1998, household median and mean income estimates for 1989-2000, annual IRS state-state migration and IRS county-to-county migration for 1990 to 2000, new housing units authorized for construction 1999-2001, number of state and local government employees per 10,000 population for 1969-1999, and state and county poverty estimates for income year 1998. Produce or possess?: All data items are produced using a variety of sources: U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), and U.S. Department of Commerce. Time period: Each data series has a different time span, as stated in the above description. Most recent time period available: 1999 is the most recent year for most of the data, however new housing units authorized for construction as of February 2002 is available and IRS migration data is provided for 2000. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc.
Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected]
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_______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: The Census 2000 (and some 1990) data is provided in a variety of formats on our website and includes profiles containing general demographic information, as well as, population and housing characteristics. This data is made available at different geographic levels: state, county, census tract, places, zip codes, etc…. and includes an interactive feature where geographic data can be extracted based on an address. Maps for these boundaries are also included at the site. Information is also available on the Census 2000 American Community Supplementary Survey results, and the Census 2000 redistricting (public law 94-171) data. There are charts and maps for many of the data items. Produce or possess?: These reports are produced using data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Time period: Census data is updated every 10 years. Most recent time period available: General Demographic information is available for 2000; additional data on income and poverty will be made available at the county level in the spring of 2002, for smaller areas in the summer of 2002. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc.
Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: Historic and current Job and Personal Income data includes U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) totals for quarterly personal income for states through 3rd quarter of 2001; annual jobs and income data for Maryland’s jurisdictions through 1999; annual jobs and income data for states and regions through 2000. Data from the U. S. BLS on wage & salary jobs for Maryland and states available through 2001. An analysis of the high technology industry in Maryland, down to the ZIP Code level, (including maps) for 1994-1997 is also available. Produce or possess?: All data is produced from a variety of sources and include text with highlights and explanations of the data. Sources include: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Office of Labor Market Analysis and Information (CES & ES-202), and the U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns.
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Time period: Each data series has a different time span, as stated in the above description. Most recent time period available: 1999 is the most recent year for the BEA jurisdictional data, 2000 for the state data. The most recent year for County Business Patterns data is 1998; however, the high technology jobs information is for 1997. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc.
Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: Data for Socio-Economic Projections by jurisdiction include historic as well as projections in five-year increments from 2005 to 2030 for: population, households, household size, jobs, labor force and personal income. Population projections are detailed into 17 age groups (0-4, 5-9, 10-14…85+), race (white/non-white), and gender. Labor force projections are detailed by age and gender. Jobs by on-digit SIC. Profiles by jurisdiction for each of the aforementioned items are also available. Also included in this data category are historical 2000 and projected 2001-2010 Public School Enrollment data. Produce or possess?: Projections are produced using Rnd 5C (Baltimore) and Rnd 6.2 (Washington) changes applied to Census 2000 base. School Enrollment projections are formulated using data from the Department of Education, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and the population projections for individuals between 5-17. Highlights are on our website with a complete report available upon request. Time period: Each data series has a different time span, as stated in the above description. Most recent time period available: The most recent population, household and household size projections are provided using the 2000 census as the base year. The school enrollment report is available for 2001-2010. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc.
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Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: The Economic Census data provides information on various NAICS industries within Maryland’s jurisdictions. Data includes the number of establishments, employees, annual payroll, sales, and per capita sales. Produce or possess?: All tables are produced using the U.S. Census Bureau’s, Economic Census Series data. Time period: This data series is produced every 5 years. Most recent time period available: 1997 is the most recent issue. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc
Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Planning, Planning Data Services Description of data: The Census of Agriculture includes data on number of farms; acres of land in farms; market value of land and building per acre and per average farm for both current dollars and 1997 constant dollars; and maps of the number of farms by jurisdiction for 1987 and 1997.
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Produce or possess?: All tables are produced using the U.S. Census Bureau’s, Census of Agriculture data. Time period: This data series is produced every 5 years. Most recent time period available: 1997 is the most recent issue. How and where is the data available: This data is available on our website at www.mdp.state.md.us/msdc
Contact: Mark Goldstein, (410) 767-4454, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Description of data: Inmate demographic and criminal justice characteristics, education program participation and outcomes, community service program statistics, recidivism rates and post-release follow-up studies Produce or posses?: Produce or link to organization sponsoring research or data collection Time period: Annually for most reports Most recent time period available: Fiscal Year 2001 How and where is the data available: Department web site www.dpscs.state.md.us with links to various research studies Contact: Richard Tamberrino, (410) 339-5021, [email protected] Agency: Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Transit Administration Description of data: MTA Commuter Bus Program Monthly Performance Report – Monthly report profiles ridership on MTA’s privately contracted commuter bus services. The seven Baltimore lines provide express transit service (at a premium fare) within the Baltimore metropolitan region. The eleven Washington routes offer long-haul service from points throughout Maryland to Washington, DC and its inner-ring suburbs.
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Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Monthly Most recent time period available: September 2001 How and where is the data available: Paper and electronically Contact: Sherri Cook, (410) 865-1021, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Department of Transportation, Office of Finance Description of data: Commute Patterns. Alan E. Pisarski, national expert, uses census data on population, growth trends, work location and travel habits to develop national and regional work flows and commuting patterns. Primary work flows are to/from central city, suburbs, and rural areas. Commuting patterns include access to work and non-work related trips. Mode of travel breaks type of commuting data into work at home, walking, biking, railroad, subway and lightrail, bus and trolley bus, carpools and driving alone. This information is utilized to project trends for business and population growth, infrastructure and transportation needs. Produce or possess?: Possess presentation given to the Transit Policy Panel in the fall of 2000 which focused on Maryland and selected regional areas. Under consultant contract, Alan Pisarski can produce material for specific requests. Time period: Utilizes the most recent Census data, which is updated every ten years. Most recent time period available: Census 2000 is now available. The Transit Policy presentation was based upon 1990 Census data. How and where is the data available: Alan Pisarski’s presentations to the Transit Policy Panel are available in hard copy from the Maryland Department of Transportation, Office of Finance. Contact: Sherri Cook, (410) 865-1021, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Data Book - A one-year statistical snapshot about Maryland postsecondary education, including data about students, degrees, and private career schools. Produce or possess?: Time period: annual Most recent time period available: 2001 How and where is the data available: paper publication, web site www.mhec.state.md.us/Research/Studies and Reports/Research Information Page.htm Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Trend Book - Statistical data about Maryland postsecondary education, presented for a period of years. Includes data about factors affecting enrollments, enrollments, and degrees awarded. Produce or possess?: Time period: annual Most recent time period available: January 2001 How and where is the data available: paper publication, web site www.mhec.state.md.us/Research/Studies and Reports/Research Information Page.htm Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Trends in Degrees and Certificates by Program - Trend data about the number of degrees and certificates awarded by academic program at each Maryland college and university. Figures are provided by degree level. Produce or possess?: Time period: annual Most recent time period available: February 2001 How and where is the data available: paper publication, web site www.mhec.state.md.us/Research/Studies and Reports/Research Information Page.htm Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Trends in Enrollments by Program - Trend data about the number of students enrolled by academic program at each Maryland college and university. Figures are provided by degree level. Produce or possess?: Time period: annual Most recent time period available: April 2001 How and where is the data available: paper publication, web site www.mhec.state.md.us/Research/Studies and Reports/Research Information Page.htm Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: College Performance of New Maryland High School Graduates - An analysis of the relationship between students’ academic performance and experiences in high school and how well they did in their first year of college and in terms of longer-term graduation rates. Produce or possess?: Time period: annual Most recent time period available: September 2000 How and where is the data available: paper publication, web site www.mhec.state.md.us/Research/Studies and Reports/Research Information Page.htm Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Follow-Up Survey of 1999 Bachelor’s Degree Recipients - Data tables containing the survey responses, including employment information about graduates. Figures presented by academic program. Produce or possess?: Time period: Biennial Most recent time period available: January 2001 How and where is the data available: paper publication Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Follow-Up Survey of 1998 Community College Graduates - Data tables containing the survey responses, including employment information about graduates. Figures presented by academic program. Produce or possess?: Time period: biennial Most recent time period available: February 2000 How and where is the data available: paper publication Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland Higher Education Commission Description of data: Survey of Employers of 1998 Community College Graduates - Data tables presenting perception of Maryland employers about the preparation and job skills of community college career program graduates. Produce or possess?: Time period: biennial Most recent time period available: February 2000 How and where is the data available: paper publication Contact: Michael Keller, (410) 260-4559, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: State Approved CTE Programs (“List A” and “Appendix A”) List of the approved Career and Technology Education (CTE) programs at the state, local school system and school level for secondary education and at the state and institution level for post-secondary programs. Generally referred to as “List A” and “Appendix A” respectively Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: FY 2002 How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats currently exist. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: CTE Enrollment Reports Current enrollment in all state approved CTE programs. Available by Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) code, Maryland Career Cluster, and Tech Prep at the state, local school system, school and program level for secondary programs. Available by CIP, and institution at the post-secondary level. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: FY 2001 How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats currently exist. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________
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Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: Local Perkins Accountability Reports (LPAR) Outcome data for participants in state approved CTE programs on the four federal Core Indicators of Performance: Academic and Technical Skill Attainment, Completion (diploma/certificate or degree/certificate), Placement and Retention, and Non-Traditional Enrollment and Completion. Available at the state, local school system, school and program level for secondary. Available at the state, institution and program level for post-secondary. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: FY 2001 How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats currently exist. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: Pre-Graduate Survey Survey of all graduating high school students in Maryland. Captures student provided data regarding post graduation plans for employment and further education. Student provided social security numbers are a valuable source for longitudinal tracking of students. Students responding to this survey are then contacted for the High School Graduate Follow-up Study (see additional page) Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: FY 2001 How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: High School Graduate Follow-up Study Follow up study of Maryland high school graduates who responded to Pre Graduate Survey (see above). It is only required that local school systems participate every other year due to financial considerations. LSS may elect to participate in non-required years. Also provides opportunities for LSS (or other interested parties) to ask customized questions. Local school systems are required to obtain a 70% response rate (among highest in nation). Obtains student provided data about actual post graduation experiences (employment and further education) as well as their perceptions of how well prepared they were by their high school experiences. Students providing employer name and contact information are then followed up by the Employer Follow-up Study (see below)
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Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Bi-Annually (see description above) Most recent time period available: Graduating Class of 1998 (Class of 2000 will be available before year end) How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] _______________________________________________________________________ Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: Employer Follow-up Study Employers of students who responded to the High School Graduate Follow-up Study with employer contact information are surveyed re: student job performance. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Bi-Annually Most recent time period available: Graduating Class of 1998 How and where is the data: Both paper and electronic formats. Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected] Agency: Maryland State Department of Education - Division of Career Technology and Adult Learning Description of data: Work Based Learning Survey Supervisors of students who participate in internships, mentorships, cooperative workstudy, apprenticeships and service learning opportunities as a part of the secondary program are surveyed. Information is collected on the preparation of these students at the time of placement. Produce or possess?: Produce Time period: Annually Most recent time period available: Graduating Class of 2001 How and where is the data available: Both paper and electronic formats Contact: Jeff Lucas, (410) 767-0186, [email protected]
