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District launches public data dashboard; counselors report measurable gains after five‑year PD
Summary
A public, interactive district dashboard was demonstrated and counselors summarized five years of system‑building with Hatching Results; the counseling team reported improved lesson outcomes (examples: 92% and 77% pre/post gains on understanding graduation requirements and postsecondary pathways) and new staffing and accountability tools are being finalized.
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The board was shown a new public data dashboard (linked from the district homepage) that consolidates enrollment, assessment, AP/IB, ELPAC/CASP results and postsecondary tracking from multiple sources. Dr. Diana Wilma demonstrated filters by school, year, EL cohort and program participation and said the site is a public, interactive “self‑service” tool for community members.
Counseling program outcomes: district counseling leadership and partners from Hatching Results presented the end of a five‑year professional‑development engagement. Counselors and consultants said the investment produced district‑wide systems, a counseling handbook aligned with the American School Counselor Association model, and a site Counseling School Program (CSP) template. The presentation highlighted pre/post lesson results showing a 92% improvement on understanding graduation requirements and a 77% gain in familiarity with postsecondary pathways for lessons where pre/post measures were used.
Implementation and sustainment: the district plans to finalize aligned job descriptions for counseling roles, pursue RAMP recognition for qualified sites, and transition to virtual consultation for sustainability after the five‑year contract ends. Staff said the teacher/administrator dashboards and student‑level ‘active student’ views are being piloted to enable timely interventions for attendance, behavior and academic risk.
What trustees asked: trustees asked how to interpret college‑going and graduation measures and whether the dashboard percentages represent eventual college graduation or college enrollment; staff explained the chart tracks college graduation as measured by National Student Clearinghouse data for a given high‑school cohort and can be filtered by school and subgroup. Trustees requested additional cross‑tab analyses (e.g., prior CASP achievement vs. later outcomes) and more training for staff and board members to use the dashboard.
Next steps: finalize counseling job descriptions for board review and approval, continue dashboard development for user clarity, and sustain coaching/PD through virtual consultation while building internal capacity.

