Data, Data, Data; How to Manage Student Data to Maximize Student Performance

Saturday January 30, 2016
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room 361

The Jay School Corporation has been using data extensively for the last four years in order to increase student performance. We currently use Data Walls in our elementary and middle school buildings. In the Spring of 2014, we developed materials to utilize the data wall concept in our high school. The Jay School Corporation has been an A-Rated school district by the Indiana State Department of Education for the last four years, and we will share how data analysis and implementation of data walls transformed this district into a high performing district.  Participants will learn how the Jay School Corporation is using data to drive instruction and improve student performance.  Presenters will share the journey taken by their corporation as they created positive change in classrooms, in schools, and at the district level to become an A-Rated School Corporation.

 

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Presenters
Trent Paxson

Trent Paxson has been in education for 22 years at the high school, elementary, and district levels. Currently, Mr. Paxson is Director of Testing and Assessment for the Jay School Corporation which has been an A-Rated school district for the last four years.
Erica Tomano

Mrs. Tomano is a principal of an A-Rated Elementary School for the past two years and is an educational consultant. She uses her personal experiences as a teacher and her administrative knowledge to communicate to educators on how to bring data analysis into the classroom in a practical manner that will transform teaching and student testing results.
theme:
instruction
audience:
186
topics:
using data, assessment, school improvement