Measuring What Matters Learning Series
Explore this nine-module course to learn more about using data to enhance your work with children and families using the Measuring What Matters resources.
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Data Analysis
Data analysis is the process of examining data to extract useful information and support decision making. It involves a variety of techniques and methodologies to interpret data from different sources and formats. Head Start grant recipients need to apply data analysis for successful program planning.
Explore resources that support the use of data analysis in multiple areas of Head Start program planning and implementation.
Program Data and Reports
Explore data and reports on the Head Start programs' impact, including insights into program performance, research findings, and agency profiles.
Head Start Investments by State
Head Start investments by state and Congressional district, with information on the number of slots and grants.
Use Data to Make Decisions
This video explores the first action in a culture of safety, Use Data to Make Decisions.
Action 1: Use Data to Make Decisions
Explore the first action in a culture of safety, Using Data to Make Decisions.
Program Information Report (PIR)
The Program Information Report (PIR) provides comprehensive data on the services, staff, children, and families served by Head Start programs nationwide.
Program Interviews: Use of Data
Watch this video montage of Head Start leaders sharing their excitement about how they have used data to inform decision making in their programs.
Data in Head Start Programs
Data in Head Start Programs is a series of interactive online learning modules that includes a mixture of practical scenarios, real-life examples from the field, and tools and templates.
What is Quality Data for Programs Serving Infants and Toddlers?
Explore this resource to learn more about various data management strategies within the context of Head Start programs. Find out what quality data is and why it is important. Also, learn what makes data valid and reliable.
Measuring What Matters: Using Data to Support Family Progress
Programs collect and use a variety of family related data. This set of resources assist programs to gather, analyze, and share data with families that includes their voices and honors their perspectives.
