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Data Specialist, Instructional Support

Willow Oaks Administrative Center

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  • Collect and review student data on demographics, performance and outcomes

  • Analyze state, divisionwide and ad hoc student measures

  • Advise school-based and central staff on using student data to improve instruction

  • Help prepare quantitative and qualitative reports for schools, regions and department administrators

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collect, review, manipulate, analyze, and interpret student data
from the state, divisionwide, and ad hoc measures
consults with school-based and central instructional and administrative staff to provide guidance in the utilization of student data
aids in preparing reports of quantitative and qualitative data to address programmatic questions for schools, regions, and department administrators

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About the role

We file this job under Data Operations, by the work the posting describes.

Data operations staff do the day-to-day work of getting data processed correctly: loading and checking files, moving records between systems, fixing errors and following set procedures.

Expect Excel, some SQL, close attention to detail, and knowledge of the particular systems the company runs.

Data governance sets the rules for the data; data operations does the hands-on work of processing it and keeping it moving.

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Performs the full range of professional duties required to collect, review, manipulate, analyze, and interpret student data for specific or general student populations, including demographic, performance, and qualitative outcomes from the state, divisionwide, and ad hoc measures; consults with school-based and central instructional and administrative staff to provide guidance in the utilization of student data in order to increase student achievement and improve instructional services; aids in preparing reports of quantitative and qualitative data to address programmatic questions for schools, regions, and department administrators.
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