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| CFDA Number: | 84.191 - Adult Education_National Leadership Activities |
| Program Goal: National Programs (Adult Education and Literacy Act) (new-2002) - 2002 |
| Objective 1 of 1: To support adult education systems that result in increased adult learner achievement in order to prepare adults for family, work, citizenship, and future learning. |
| Indicator 1.1 of 1: The National Reporting System (NRS), which supports performance-based reporting, will be fully implemented in all states to consistently provide high-quality learner assessment data. |
Source: Grantee Performance Report, 1830-0027 Adult Education Annual Performance and Financial Reports. Frequency: Annually. Next Data Available: March 2005 Data Validated By: On-Site Monitoring By ED. Program monitoring and data review and analysis by ED and Data Quality Certification Process. Data will be verified by electronic checks and expert staff analysis, and by requiring confirmation and attestation of data by state directors. State data are also checked independently by ED/OVAE during on-site monitoring and state audit reviews. Limitations: Total data quality and full systems development are dependent on investments of staff and resources by states to adopt and adapt the models developed and promoted by ED/OVAE. States are supported by the technical assistance and expertise provided by ED. Explanation: The 2004 target was not met, but the program made progress. Performance reporting is largely on learner assessment data. The NRS requires greater validity and reliability of this data. OVAE policies are requiring continuous improvement of state-level assessment data. States are at various levels of expertise and capacity to collect high-quality assessment data. The percentage of states yielding high quality assessment data increased by 10 percentage points from prior year and by 25 percentage points from baseline year data. This increase in performance correlates with targeted compliance monitoring and technical assistance to specific states. The percentage of states yielding high quality data is expected to increase as a result of continued technical assistance. |
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