Grants and Contracts Details
Description
ABSTRACT
The Evaluation Unit at the University of Kentucky''s Human Development Institute shall provide
the following services:
• Design of all project data collection protocols, data analysis methodology, stakeholder communication
plans, project management plans, and end-products.
• Develop and revise project databases and other data collection systems
• Develop and design data visualization to assist in program improvement
• Provide necessary technical assistance related to data collection, development of data insights, and data
communication
• Produce and conduct internal and external surveys and small form focus groups
• Write reports
• Build novel data collection approaches that reduce error and burden on OSEEL
• Assist in the development and implementation of data feedback loops for OSEEL and its stakeholders
• Participate in OSEEL team meetings
• Analyze provided state and federal data in accordance with all data use, storage, and sharing agreements
• Be available to address emerging information and data evaluation requests from OSEEL Leadership and
OSEEL Data Manager
• Attend the NASDE conference (September 2026) to discover new data applications and projects that
Kentucky can benefit from replicating.
Example projects: 10-year analysis of child count trends for SWD in Commonwealth compared to the US, multi-
year state SPP/APR trend analysis; selected SPP/APR indicator trend analysis at the LEA level; discovering new
insights from real-time restraint/seclusion reporting; update state DOSE certification census; trend analysis of
teacher certification pathways related to those supporting SWD; assisting OSEEL staff to use data in new ways or
with new stakeholders; assist OSEEL Data Manager with ad hoc request from state law makers, and identifying
ways to make data collection, use, and communication more efficient within OSEEL.
| Status | Active |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 7/1/26 → 6/30/27 |
Funding
- KY Department of Education: $103,967.00
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