

What You Get
- A.I.-enhanced analysis of specific program areas
- Clear, easy-to-understand reports that highlight key trends and priorities
- Identification of strengths, gaps, and emerging risks
- Strategic recommendations aligned with Head Start Performance Standards and program goals
- An advisor to help wrangle the needed data, review and explain report findings, and support decision-making on next steps.
Why It Matters
- Strengthen compliance and improvement efforts
- Improve program performance and outcomes
- Make faster, more informed decisions
- Reduce administrative burden on staff
- Strengthen compliance and readiness for federal reviews


Designed for Program Managers
This service is tailored specifically for Head Start managers and directors who need practical, reliable insights, with support from an advisor who understands their needs.
Content Areas (partial list)
Child Recruitment
Attendance
Analyze reasons for absence. Review absence patterns across classrooms and centers. Query casenotes to review staff actions and attendance plans. Review progress toward achieving attendance plan goals. Develop recommendations.
Ouch Reports
Analyze time of day for patterns. Sort types of incidents for trends and themes. Map locations of incidents. If paper-based, can be scanned and digitized. Recommendations for next actions
Casenotes to Action
Analyze casenotes and qualitative survey data across identified areas: family services, health, attendance, etc. Identify trending parent input. Assess the quality of note-taking and staff prioritization. Analyze staff follow-up. Assess whether community partner mix matches parent needs. Inform HSAC.
Staff Stability & Wellness
Analysis of staff absence and turnover for frequency, length, and patterns by position. Analysis of staff surveys and feedback. Analyze workers' comp incidents. Review child behavioral incident patterns. This area requires significant consultation and could involve additional interviews and data sets.
Program Self-Assessment
This consultation involves analysis of data sets currently used for self-assessment and advises on possible revisions. Data might include enrollment, waitlists, child outcomes, CLASS, family needs, health and safety, staff stability and wellness, fiscal, program goals, and/or internal monitoring.
Next Steps
Interested in exploring analytic reports for your program?
Let us know how to reach you and your topic(s) of interest.