Wisconsin Statewide Value-Added Project
Since its inception in 2009, the Wisconsin Statewide Value-Added project has expanded to 43 Wisconsin school districts working in cooperation with VARC and CESA 2 to receive value-added estimates based on the WKCE results for their district and schools compared to the state average. In addition to attending training sessions, many districts also became involved as presenters, sharing their experiences with rolling out value-added. This active district participation has been formalized via a Statewide Value-Added Advisory group made up of district leaders, representatives from the Wisconsin DPI, CESA #2 and VARC.
About Value-Added in Wisconsin
- VARC's projects across the United States
- Districts in Wisconsin already using Value-Added data
- Deborah Hoffman's Welcome Video (5:47 minutes)
Deborah Hoffman from Lincoln Elementary in Madison, WI talks about how her school is using Value-Added. - Dr. Robert H. Meyer's Welcome Video (6:31 minutes)
This welcome video was presented to the 2nd and 3rd cohorts of the Wisconsin Statewide Value-Added project in February 2010. - November 2002 Introduction to the MPS Value-Added System
- Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) in Racine
- March 2012 Introductory Presentation
- April 2012 CESA SIS Training #1
- May 2012 CESA SIS Training #2
- May 2012 Value-Added Network Workshop
- May 2013 Value-Added Network Workshop
- May 2013 Value-Added - Battelle for Kids - Keynote
- June 2014 Value-Added Network Workshop
Online Course Material Introducing Value-Added Measures
- VARC Online Course Preview
- Example materials
Wisconsin Online Reporting Tool
In the spring of 2011 the project moved to an electronic reporting process via the Wisconsin Value-Added Online Reporting System. This system is used by districts to view, compare, and/or download value-added information specific to their district. VARC will continue to develop the reporting tool that allows schools to see their value-added data at the grade and school level, over several years, and compared to other schools in the district, CESA, or statewide. VARC will continue to expand the user roles and features, making the data more accessible to districts wanting to do their own analysis or training.
- Login page for online reporting tool
- online reporting tool guide
- Login page for updated 2012 online reporting tool
- School Report Example A
- School Report Example B
- School Report Example C
Value-Added Resources Produced for Other Projects
- Los Angeles Unified School District Supporting Documents
- Los Angeles Unified School District Technical Webinar
Contact
Ernie Morgan
Phone: (608) 263-3452
Office: 1181 Ed Sciences
ernestmorgan@wisc.edu
Lisa Geraghty
Phone: (608) 263-4287
Office: 1179 Ed Sciences
elgeraghty@wisc.edu