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Maine Statewide Longitudinal
Data System
June 2010
SLDS Project Goals
2007 Grant - Design, develop and implement a
longitudinal data system that stakeholders can
draw upon to make well-informed decisions
about improving student achievement.
2010 ARRA Grant – Expand the SLDS to
examine student progress from early childhood
into career while protecting student privacy and
confidentiality consistent with applicable
privacy protection laws.
2007 Project Components
Education
Data Sources Inventory
Statewide Education Data Dictionary
Data Warehouse – PreK-20
Single Sign-on Portal
E-Transcripts
Vertical Expansion of Unique Identifiers
Training and Professional Development
2010 Project Components
Educator Credentialing System
Teacher Quality Management System
Adult Education System
Linkage with other state agency systems
Early Childhood Programs
Postsecondary Programs
Workforce Development
Research Studies
Training Programs
State Agencies in SLDS Project
Education (DOE)
Pre-K through 12
Child Development Services
Four-Year-Old Programs
Adult Education
Career and Technical Education
Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Early Childhood Programs
Educare/Head Start Pilots
Office of Substance Abuse
State Agencies in SLDS Project
Corrections (DOC)
University of Maine System (UMS)
Seven 4-year universities
Maine Community College System
Youth Development Centers
Seven 2-year colleges
Labor (DOL)
Workforce Development/Maine Jobs Council
Jobs for Maine’s Graduates
Statewide Longitudinal Data System
Governance
Data Management Team
MDOE program areas, LEA representation
Monthly meetings
Oversees MDOE data systems including data
dictionary and data warehouse
Governor’s Workforce Cabinet
Senior leadership of multiple State agencies
Chaired by the Commissioner of Labor
Advises on longitudinal data uses and outcomes
Data Warehouse
Structure
Implement a central repository for MDOE data
systems including student, staff, assessment,
transportation, facilities and financial data
Create data marts for evaluation and research
including: EDFacts reporting, At-Risk Students
Identification, Growth Models and Balanced
Scorecards
Provide a business intelligence system for
reporting and analysis for all levels of stakeholders
Data Sharing Agreements
Memorandums of Understanding
State Agencies
Research organizations – REL, MEPRI
Security Policies/Governance
State Office of Information Technology
Data Management Team
FERPA
HIPAA
Non-disclosure Agreements
Adult Education System
Track and monitor individual student progress
towards degree programs and transition into
postsecondary programs and the workforce
Meet requirements for the National Reporting
System for Adult Education and the Workforce
Investment Act of 1998
Linkages to the Department of Labor data
system and career centers through state
student identifiers and Social Security
Numbers
Monitor GED attainment and outcomes
Post-Secondary Education System
Align student identifiers
Utilize National Student Clearinghouse data
for degree attainment and majors
Monitor college readiness, remedial course
taking and college preparedness programs
Analyze transitions from high school and
retention
Track student progress from secondary
through postsecondary education and into the
workforce
Examine STEM majors in college
Workforce Studies
Develop Wage Records Matching Center to
track earnings of secondary and
postsecondary graduates
Perform Maine Education and Economic
Analytics
Employment and Earnings Outcomes of Graduates
from:
Maine High Schools
Maine’s Community College System
Maine’s State University System
Linkages
DOE ↔ DHHS – “A” number/SSID
DOE ↔ DOC – SSID
DOE ↔ UMS – SSID/SSN/Student ID
DOE ↔ DOL – SSN
UMS ↔ DOL – SSN
Health and Human Services
Systems sharing Mainecare “A” number
Over 1.4 million records in people table
– Adult Children Emergency Services
EIS – Behavioral Health
MACWIS – Child Welfare
MeCMS – Mainecare Services
NECSES – Child Support Enforcement Services
NEDSS – Disease Surveillance System
OSA – Office of Substance Abuse
ACES
Considerations
Assign unique identifiers as early in child’s life
as possible
No single number is 100% reliable
The system can never be too secure
CTE test with National Student Clearinghouse
Issues with SSN
Need for training
Centralize administration and governance
Document data sharing agreements
Community programs lack central database
File Federal Program Inventory Reports
Legislation
Chapter 448 - An Act To Improve the
Ability of the Department of Education To
Conduct Longitudinal Data Studies
Allows collection of student Social
Security numbers for matching
longitudinal data
Facilitates inter-agency data sharing
Passed in June 2009
Support for Legislation
Maine Department of Education
Maine Department of Labor
Governor’s Workforce Cabinet
Maine Jobs Council
Jobs for Maine’s Graduates
Maine Center for Economic Policy
Maine Education Policy Research Institute
Maine Children’s Alliance
Maine Children’s Growth Council
Maine Developmental Disabilities Council
Maine Women’s Lobby
Legislation
Chapter 553 - An Act To Strengthen Job
Creation Through Educational
Opportunity Programs
Increase eligibility for loan programs
and the educational opportunity tax
credit
Monitor effectiveness of programs
Passed in June 2010
Legislation
Chapter 626 - An Act To Increase Maine’s High
School Graduation Rates
Establishes goal of 90% by 2016
Establishes a stakeholder group to reviews
guidelines for suspensions, expulsions and
reinstatements, truancy and dropouts, zero
tolerance practices, maximum mandatory
attendance age and the effectiveness of
current truancy laws
Passed in June 2010
Future Opportunities
Finance Authority of Maine
Harold Alfond Challenge Grant
$500 NextGen grant for all children born in
Maine
Potential to assign State Student Identifier
Maine Higher Education Council
Linkage to all 27 public and private higher
education institutions in Maine
Statewide Longitudinal Data System
Q&A
Bill Hurwitch – Project Director
[email protected]
207-624-6816