Overview
Local data quality—defined by the accuracy, completeness, consistency, and validity of information collected by school districts—is essential for meeting IDEA’s reporting requirements. When local data are strong, school districts can strengthen their data-based decision making. Additionally, states can confidently report on outcomes, identify areas for improvement, and ensure that students with disabilities receive the services and support they need.
Data Use
Local data provide an important foundation for many state and federal reporting requirements and activities, including
- SPP/APR indicators
- 618 data collections
- General Supervision, including LEA Determinations
- Special education programming
Foundational Resources
IDC designed these foundational resources to support data-driven decisionmaking and compliance. Our expert tools and strategies help users enhance special education outcomes with confidence.
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