Presentation slides June 15, 2021 Webinar recording June 15, 2021
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Presentation slides February 4, 2021 Webinar recording February 4, 2021
Presentation slides December 8, 2020
In this webinar we cover whether the data are reported in a way that can be used for school improvement and federal funding updates. Presentation slides August 18, 2020 Webinar recording August 18, 2020
In this webinar we cover which states published ESSA school-by-school spending data by the deadline, which states use the IFR, and whether the data can be used to compare how spending varied across schools in a district. Presentation slides June 30, 2020 Webinar recording June 30, 2020
In this webinar we cover the implications of the CARES Act and COVID, reporting and successful use of PPE data, and states questions about reporting data and calculating attendance. Presentation slides April 6, 2020 Webinar recording April 6, 2020
Meeting Slides Chat Log This meeting features an overview of recently-released (March 28, 2019) ESSA report card guidance that features a 10-page section on school by school spending reporting. We also spend some time answering questions from SEAs.
Office Hours usually do not have any particular topic or structure. Instead, states are asked to submit their own questions or comments for discussion amongst themselves. In this office hours session, CA, IL, and TN pose questions for the group. CA asks about how to meet FT requirement from a charter school context, IL asked about media outreach and coverage,
To kick off the year, we spent the meeting reviewing some key potential tasks and highlights from the prior year of meetings, with specific to-dos for both new states and “veteran” states. This video also has a high-level overview of the IFR and details for the in-person meeting. Presentation slides Video
Over the course of a year, FiTWiG members created the Interstate Financial Reporting (criteria) that, if met, will enable cross-state per-pupil expenditure data comparisons, and guarantee a high quality of data in each individual state. This webinar is one of several that go through the IFR in its entirety but is different from others in that it is the most
This is another in a series of webinars exploring the IFR (criteria). Over the course of a year, FiTWiG members created the Interstate Financial Reporting (criteria) that, if met, will enable cross-state per-pupil expenditure data comparisons, and guarantee a high quality of data in each individual state. This webinar focuses exclusively on included vs excluded expenditures, and how states can
This is second in a series of webinars exploring the IFR (at this point it was referred to as common reporting standards). Over the course of a year, FiTWiG members created the Interstate Financial Reporting (criteria) that, if met, will enable cross-state per-pupil expenditure data comparisons, and guarantee a high quality of data in each individual state. This webinar is
We spent the past couple of meetings reviewing some sample data outputs to consider what states want the financial transparency data to be able to do/answer, specifically in hopes to reach some consistency across states on a bare minimum collection that most could follow and build on if needed. In this meeting, we take that feedback and attempt to consolidate
This webinar is a slight repeat of the one on April 7, with some additional time and prompting built in to solicit state feedback on the initial concept of creating general criteria states can use when collecting and reporting data. Presentation Slides
This webinar focuses on the development of common reporting standards among working group states to facilitate data comparisons across states. We walk through the potential goals states may have for reporting school level expenditure data, and then run some numbers from actual states to demonstrate priorities expressed by states in prior meetings. The data is presented in various levels of