CIID Blog

During our recent webinar, Making Connections: How CIID Supports Early Childhood Data Integration Using CEDS, CIID staff and guest presenter Katherine Fuselier, Part B Data Manager from the Nevada Department of Education, explored how the combination of data standards, data integration, and technical assistance can help states build more connected data systems.

The CIID Part C Data Summit brought together state leaders, data managers, and program experts to explore one central question: How can Part C Lead Agencies build data systems that do more than support reporting requirements?

Supporting IDEA Data Governance and Reporting Through Leadership, Collaboration, and Flexible Technical Assistance

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We recently hosted a webinar introducing our updated scope and approach to supporting state education agencies (SEAs) and lead agencies in managing IDEA data. During the webinar, we shared insights about data integration, technical assistance, and our expanding work into Part C, emphasizing practical strategies to improve data quality, reduce burden, and foster sustainability.

Taking time away from pressing deadlines and daily demands to dig in and write down the how and why your team does their work is often not at the top of a data team’s priority list. But Generate states are doing just that, in partnership with their TA Teams to really dig into the steps needed for high quality and sustainable data submissions through Generate.

CIID is excited to announce the expansion of our mission to include support for IDEA Part C Lead Agencies. Learn more about what this means for our work and how we plan to support Part C data management.

Learn how the latest Generate release includes new features that enhance data quality by allowing State Education Agencies (SEAs) to view student-level details, making it easier to identify and resolve data discrepancies before submission.