KIDS (Kern Integrated Data System)
Product Details
- Website
- https://kernkids.org
- Overview
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Forty-six school districts in Kern County have agreed to work together as one system to ensure student success. The Kern Integrated Data System (KIDS) is a result of the commitment to sharing real-time student outcome data to assist all stakeholders in making informed decisions about what is best for students, teachers, and schools.
- Features
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Essentials and ClassroomThe foundation of the KiDS platform. Your district's data from multiple sources across disparate domains visualized in one easy-to-understand system allowing users to analyze data down to the student level.Early WarningFind relevant and timely data necessary for an impactful MTSS team. Quickly identify students that may be in need of extra support. Analyze trends in your organization and monitor interventions.Student Success (High School only)Monitor student progress toward graduation and college readiness by tracking diploma and A-G requirements. Track post-secondary data to identify college persistence and completion rates.Human Capital and OperationsFiscal and Human Resource information visualized to inform staffing and financial decision-making, support budget and expenditure tracking, and give a richer picture of how these decisions impact student outcomes.
- Support Options
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- School Districts that use this:
- Kids
Forty-six school districts in Kern County have agreed to work together as one system to ensure student success. The Kern Integrated Data System (KIDS) is a result of the commitment to sharing real-time student outcome data to assist all stakeholders in making informed decisions about what is best for students, teachers, and schools.
Forty-six school districts in Kern County have agreed to work together as one system to ensure student success. The Kern Integrated Data System (KIDS) is a result of the commitment to sharing real-time student outcome data to assist all stakeholders in making informed decisions about what is best for students, teachers, and schools.


































































