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IASA and ECRA Launch

www.ILSchoolStories.com

website

Site Features Links to School

District Strategic Dashboards

IASA interviewed four school superintendents/administrators

to learn more about the launch of their dashboard.

Rick Schmitt, superintendent of Sandwich CUSD #430,

used the launch of their district dashboard as a way to market

the school district to the area community. Their dashboard

is prominently displayed as a click-through link on the

district website .

I was very impressed with the

framework of the IASA/ECRA

dashboard and the ability to

plug in pictures of our school

and attach videos to it in order

to promote our school district to

build upon our success story.

IASA in cooperation with ECRA has launched

a new website to help share the word about

important work being done in public school

districts at

www.ILSchoolStories.com .

The

site allows you to see other live school district

Strategic Dashboards that have chosen to

opt-into the site. It also is a central-hub for

sharing successes about Illinois schools with

an active Twitter feed that uses the hashtag

#ILSchoolStories. If you have not already gone

public with your dashboard, here is another

reason to finish up the final preparation on

getting your dashboard live to be included

in this newly launched site. A new toggle-on

button on the Strategic Dashboard settings

page allows users to add their district’s public

dashboard to the

www.ILSchoolStories.com

website. This is a great location to see other

dashboards and learn from each other to see

best practices of the Strategic Dashboard.

#ILSchoolStories

“I was very impressed with the framework of the IASA/ECRA

dashboard and the ability to plug in pictures of our school

and attach videos to it in order to promote our school district

to build upon our success story,” said Schmitt. “There are

a lot of success stories that simply don’t get mentioned in

the Illinois School Report Card and we wanted to share that

information with our community.”