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DATA-WAREHOUSING MODEL A Do-It-Yourself Guide Alex Kolker, Quad Cities Campaign for Grade-Level Reading Data Warehouse Model Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model 1. Research Framework and Methodology 2. Partnership Structure 3. Data-Sharing


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DATA-WAREHOUSING MODEL A Do-It-Yourself Guide

Alex Kolker, Quad Cities Campaign for Grade-Level Reading

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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
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Research Framework and Methodology

“Results of a longitudinal study of nearly 4,000 students find that those who do not read proficiently by third grade are four times more likely to leave school without a diploma than proficient readers.”

  • - Double Jeopardy, 2012
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High School Graduation Reading by 3rd Grade

60% 90%

Research Framework and Methodology

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High School Graduation Reading by 3rd Grade

60% 90%

Research Framework and Methodology

Billy Billy

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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

“FERPA allows schools to disclose those records, without consent, to the following parties….

  • Organizations conducting certain studies for or
  • n behalf of the school.”

Research Framework and Methodology

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Research Framework and Methodology

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Research Framework

  • 1. Predictive models
  • 2. Comparison of subpopulations
  • a. Demographic
  • b. Geographic
  • c. Socioeconomic

Research Framework and Methodology

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Research Framework

  • 1. Predictive models
  • 2. Comparison of subpopulations
  • a. Demographic
  • b. Geographic
  • 3. Testing of interventions

Research Framework and Methodology

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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
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Partnership Structure

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Partnership Structure  Community Service  In-Kind Donation  Neutral Party  Academic Expertise

  • Professor of Education
  • Data Analyst
  • Professor of Statistics
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Any Questions?

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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
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Data-Sharing Agreements

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Data-Sharing Agreements

SOPO

Districts Partners HHS Partners

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Data-Sharing Agreements

SOPO

Districts Partners BBBS Partners

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Data-Sharing Agreements

Standards of Practice and Operation

Provision 8: “Procedures for Data Uploads” Provision 9: “Provisions for Data Storage” Provision 10: “Procedures for Data Draw-Downs” Provision 11: “Provisions and Procedures for Release of Data Findings”

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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
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Software Configuration

Upload Data Standardize Data Store and Secure Data Process Data

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Provision 8: “Procedures for Data Uploads” Provision 9: “Provisions for Data Storage” Provision 10: “Procedures for Data Draw-Downs” Provision 11: “Provisions and Procedures for Release of Data Findings”

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Software Configuration

Upload Data Standardize Data Store and Secure Data Process Data

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Software Configuration

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Software Configuration

Data A Data B Data C YEAR 1 Data A Data B Data C YEAR 2 Data A Data B Data C YEAR 3 Data A Data B Data C YEAR 4

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Software Configuration

Data A Data B Data C

SQL

YEAR 1 Data A Data B Data C YEAR 2 Data A Data B Data C YEAR 3

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Software Configuration

Upload Data Standardize Data Store and Secure Data Process Data

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Software Configuration

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Software Configuration

COSTS

Year One Annual Costs

SQL Mapping $1,330 $630 Software Subscription $630 $0

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Any Questions?

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Data Warehouse Model

Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Quad Cities Data Warehouse Model

  • 1. Research Framework and Methodology
  • 2. Partnership Structure
  • 3. Data-Sharing Agreements
  • 4. Software Configuration
  • 5. Data Warehouse Capabilities
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Data Warehouse Capabilities

High School Graduation High School Credit Accrual Middle School Attendance Reading by 3rd Grade Ready for Kindergarten

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Ready Not Ready Non-Proficient Proficient

70% 35% Students who were not ready when entering kindergarten are twice as likely to be reading below proficient in 3rd grade.

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The Big Picture

WARNING

MATHEMATICS AHEAD

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

Correlationsa (Class of 2017) Absences 6th Grade Absences 7th Grade Absences 8th Grade Absences 6th Grade Pearson Correlation 1 .653** .577**

  • Sig. (2-tailed)

.000 .000 Absences 7th Grade Pearson Correlation 1 .647**

  • Sig. (2-tailed)

.000 Absences 8th Grade Pearson Correlation 1

  • Sig. (2-tailed)

**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

  • a. Listwise N=1529
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No Correlation 100% Positive Correlation 100% Negative Correlation

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

High School Graduation High School Credit Accrual Middle School Attendance Reading by 3rd Grade Ready for Kindergarten

0.424 0.210 0.756

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

Reading by 3rd Grade

Control

0.756

0.791

Prog A

0.302

Prog B

0.707 High School Graduation

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Data Warehouse Capabilities

Reading by 3rd Grade

Females

0.756

0.083

Prog A

0.302

Males

0.514 High School Graduation

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The Big Picture

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The Big Picture

* Source: Hernandez, Donald J, 2011

Non-proficient Hispanic readers are nearly 3x more likely to drop out of school.

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The Big Picture Non-proficient Hispanic readers are nearly 3x more likely to drop out of school.

78%

22%

NATIVE BORN FOREIGN BORN

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The Big Picture

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Any Questions?

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To Learn More: Alex Kolker

United Way of the Quad Cities akolker@unitedwayqc.org (563) 344 - 0339

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THANK YOU