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Program Evaluation and Data Driven Accountability

Program Evaluation and Data Driven Accountability. Standard 3. Standard 3 First Function:. The professional school counselor uses data to measure the results and impact of the School Counseling Program. Indicator 3A1:.

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Program Evaluation and Data Driven Accountability

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  1. Program Evaluation and Data Driven Accountability Standard 3

  2. Standard 3 First Function: The professional school counselor uses data to measure the results and impact of the School Counseling Program.

  3. Indicator 3A1: The professional school counselor gathers and analyzes individual student and system data related to the activities and interventions of the School Counseling Program.

  4. Indicator 3A2: The professional school counselorgathers and analyzes perception data related to the activities and interventions of the School Counseling Program.

  5. Indicator 3A3: The professional school counselorgathers and analyzes process data related to the activities and interventions of the School Counseling Program.

  6. Emphasis on Data DATA

  7. DATA

  8. Attandance 1st Indicator: System or School Data GRADES ACHIEVEMENT TESTS Grades EXPLORE/PLAN ATTENDANCE SURVEYS PRIDE DISCIPLINE PARENT STUDENT RSP DATA

  9. Explore: Cyber Bullying • 13% Received • 22% Known someone who Received • 3% Sent • 18% Known Someone who Sent • 71% Never Sent or Received

  10. SAR ROOM VISITS SEPTEMBER THROUGH DECEMBER

  11. 2nd Indicator: Perception Data Measures knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs. Surveys Pre/Post Tests Evaluation Forms Results Data What Happened? What is the impact?

  12. Pre/Post Test Data • After lessons on Programs of Study and graduation requirements, almost all eighth graders knew the requirements for high school graduation.

  13. Closing the Gap: Gr. 6 Student GPA’s Students were identified as potentially at-risk by their 5th Grade teachers in May ’09 based on students’ grades, test scores, homework completion rate, and degree of support at home.

  14. GPA Improvement Samples

  15. Retentions Data 2001 - 2010

  16. 3rd Indicator: Process Data What did you do for whom?

  17. Process Data We must provide documented evidence of the implemented components of the School Counseling Program We cannot conduct a program audit and analyze the results without the evidence!

  18. Accountability Tools WVDE School Counselor Resource Website School Counselor Accountability and Task Analysis Program School Counselor Data Tracking Spreadsheet (Excel program included in handouts)

  19. Data Resources Anita Young, Ph.D., and Carol Kaffenberger, Ph.D., introduces professional school counselors to the power of using data to understand educational issues and make decisions. This workbook provides step-by-step implementation strategies, along with a variety of resources and examples, to help school counselors develop a plan for collecting data, make sense of the data that is collected and sharing the findings with key stakeholders. The second edition contains expanded examples and sample documents and comes with access to online forms ready for download and modification to get you started collecting data today. Available on ASCA website 21

  20. Data Resources Available on ASCA website 22

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