Past Events and Recordings

Third time's the charm! Join ECTA, IDC, and DaSy on June 28 for the third in this four-part webinar series on preschool special education data in which we will cover analyzing your data using an equity mindset.

It's round two with ECTA, IDC, and DaSy? Join us on May 24 for the second in this four-part webinar series on preschool special education data in which we will cover critical questions to improve equitable access, experiences, and outcomes.

ECTA + IDC + DaSy? Yes! Join us on April 26 for the first in this four-part webinar series on preschool special education data in which we will cover bringing an equity mindset to the full data life cycle. This series will prepare you to identify and analyze your data to remove barriers to equitable access, experiences, and outcomes as part of a continuous improvement process.

Big finish! Join ECTA, IDC, and DaSy on July 12 for the final act in this four-part webinar series on preschool special education data in which we will cover continuing the work and taking action.

During this IDC webinar, participants learned about federal requirements for LEA determinations of performance. They also learned about national trends for issuing LEA determinations, including information on the data elements and calculation methodologies states use in making their LEA determinations. Additionally, two states shared their current LEA determination processes and the impact of these processes on local special education programs.

Mark your calendars now, and stay tuned for more information about session registration.

This IDEA Data Center (IDC) and National Center for Systemic Improvement (NCSI) joint webinar focused on learning from states that are working to meaningfully include student results or outcomes data in their general supervision systems. Presenters shared “lessons learned” from state work, including both important considerations for states that are in the planning stages, as well as for those actively engaged in centering results data in their accountability and support systems. Participants also heard how states can integrate data use as part of their general supervision system.