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Key Performance Indicators for College & Career ReadinessTodd Bloom, Ph.D.

July 17, 2014

Welcome & Overview

Introductions

Contextualized Need for KPIs

Current Research & Thinking About KPIs

Your Key Performance Indicators

College Ratings System

Wrap

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Contextualized Need for KPIs:From Macro Trends to Local Response

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Clear National Challenges

Only

1/2 of all

undergraduates complete a

college degree in six years.

38% of all U.S.

students take a remedial course

in their first or second year.

More than

60% of jobs will require a

postsecondary education.

Students with a bachelor’s degree will

earn

40% more in their lifetime

(29% more with a community

college degree) than students with only high school

diplomas.

The U.S. is

9th in the world

in college attainment

for the 25-34 year old

population.

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A Coherent National Goal

Dramatically increase the number/proportion of U.S. citizens with an undergraduate degree by...

Some variability on how to reach the goal

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Challenging Macro Forces

Student Expectations (SROI)

Cost of College (Cost of no college)

Global competition

State Revenues

Public Ability/Desire to Pay

Median Family Income

Talent Pipeline Now

7 Based on http://www.changemag.org/Archives/Back Issues/2011/May-June 2011/first-in-the-world-full.html

Education Pipeline• Importance of transitions• Need for P-20W collaboration• Student success should be focus

Current Research & Thinking About KPIs

Reliable Sources for KPIs

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http://annenberginstitute.org/project/cris

Reliable Sources for KPIs

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School Districts’ Scorecards

Reliable Sources for KPIs

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Council of the Great City Schools

Reliable Sources for KPIs

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Current Research, for example…

www.completecollege.org/state_data/

Findings:• Student characteristics are

changing• Part-time students struggle to

graduate• Many students take too many

credits• Poor students and students

of color struggle the most to graduate

• Remediation isn’t effective at helping students graduate

What We Know – It’s Not Simple

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Discussion: Your Key Performance Indicators

KPIs for College & Career

• Inputs, process, and outputs• Non-academic, engagement,

and academic• Innovative measures and

what stakeholders expect• What we know matters

Let’s focus

on:

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Inputs, Outputs, Process KPIs

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Course rigor

Attendance

Course sequencing

Inputs

Planning

Grades

Student Survey

Process

GPA

Alumni results

SAT

Outputs

BRAINSTORM: CPS KPIs

Goal: Develop a list of college and career readiness KPIs that will inform YOUR DISTRICT’S progress (e.g. district, school, class/group, student and parent)

GROUP 1: Student Engagement and Non-Academic

GROUP 2: Academic

NOTE: Be sure to consider input, process, and output measures

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PRIORITIZE: CPS KPIs

Goal: Refine the list of college and career readiness KPIs that will inform YOUR DISTRICT’S progress

GROUP 1: Student engagement and Non-Academic

GROUP 2: Academic

Process: Rank-order in terms of: perceived strength of indicator (i.e. validity). Think at the student level of success, not school level.

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Student Return on Investment (SROI)

Ensuring a Return on Investment

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“We have not even begun to develop the college ratings system yet, and we are only in the beginning stages of soliciting input from a wide range of stakeholders about the metrics that should or should not be used in the ratings system…

No later than December of 2014, we’ll use the feedback we receive to finalize the college ratings system.” September 20, 2013, Secretary of Education, Arnie Duncan

Common ED Approach

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Focus on student:• Access

• Affordability

• OutcomesBy way of:

• Innovation

• Carrots and future stick

Fed’s College Ratings System

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• November 2013: 4 OPEN FORUMS

• January 22, 2014: Technical Experts Symposium

• December 2014: Final version

• 2015: Implement

• 2018: Results tied to Federal aid (about $150B)

Thank You!

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Todd BloomChief Academic Officer tbloom@hobsons.com(952) 807-5345

@Todd_Bloom

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