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Collect, Interpret, and Report

Program Evaluation

We utilize quantitative and qualitative methodologies to collect, interpret, and report the relevant data for informed decision-making, and to meet reporting requirements.

Evaluation competencies​

  • Full evaluation cycle -- including various evaluation designs, quantitative and qualitative data collection, analysis, reporting, and dissemination of results in user friendly formats

  • Federal and grant reporting requirements -- Annual Performance Report (APR) and Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) reporting, including formative, summative, and end-of-grant reports

  • Logic modeling and conceptual frameworks for program design and implementation

  • Telling your organization’s story with data -- mixed methodology of quantitative and qualitative data to understand and convey the full picture

  • Systems thinking to understand and evaluate processes, infrastructure, support, and culture within an organization

  • Timely reporting for timely action -- interim briefs and ongoing data summaries so your organization can help affected students or individuals in real time

  • Translate research and policy into practice, synthesizing meaning from data, offering thoughtful recommendations for immediate and long-term utility

  • Indicator programs and self-assessments development

ETIS’s team of evaluators works with both large-scale and small-scale programs–in K12 schools, colleges & universities, federal or state-based programs, community

programs, career and technical education to collect, interpret, and report data for informed decision-making.

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Whether the evaluation is required as part of a grant or is motivated by a desire to serve your organization’s constituents better, our advisors are experienced in all phases of the evaluation process and will customize the experience to your organization’s needs.

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Contact us to discuss your organization’s needs.

Sample Areas of Expertise

  • 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) programs

  • Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEARUP)

  • Institutes of Higher Education Grants, including Strengthening Community Colleges and Title V of the Higher Education Act (HEA) – Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions Program

  • Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP)

  • Career and Technical Education (CTE)

  • Violence prevention programs and restorative practices

  • Teacher and School Leader development programs

  • Coaching and professional development programs

  • Indicator 8 Parent Involvement surveys for parents of children receiving special education services

  • Academics including, math, reading/literacy, school attendance and drop-out prevention, special education, multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS), social-emotional learning, and mental health

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More Services

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Professional Development & Training

Our specialized educational theory and systems help develop and train education professionals at scale from customized one-on-one engagements, to large groups, equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to be effective.

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Implementation Support

Our technical assistance centers provide support to educators, schools, and organizations to enhance their capacity to implement effective practices and improve student outcomes.

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