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25.033 - A Multisite Study of Assisted Housing Programs and Educational Well-Being Using Integrated Data Systems
Fri, April 28, 8:15 to 9:45am, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, Floor: Meeting Room Level, Room 216 ASession Type: Symposium
Abstract
This symposium will share findings from the largest multi-site study of assisted housing and child well-being to date using Integrated Data Systems (IDSs) from across the United States. IDSs are now being used to solve the information and communication breakdown central to our public administration. IDSs allow government agencies to systematically dialogue around priorities of mutual interest, and support the rigorous evaluation of publicly-funded programs through a multi-system lens. This symposium will showcase the value of IDSs using not one but six IDS sites to conduct a quasi-experimental study of the educational well-being of children in assisted housing programs of the Office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Sub Unit
Division L - Educational Policies and Politics / Division L - Section 8: Social Policy and Education
Chair
Papers
The Multisite Findings of the Impact of Assisted Housing on Educational Well-Being - Whitney A. LeBoeuf, University of Colorado, Boulder; Katie Barghaus, University of Pennsylvania; Cassandra Henderson, University of Pennsylvania; Dennis P. Culhane, University of Pennsylvania
Accounting for School Moves to Help Understand the Impact of Assisted Housing in New York City - Eileen Johns, NYC Office of Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services; Andy Martens, NYC Office of Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services; Maryanne Schretzman, NYC Office of Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services
The Influence of School Quality on the Impact of Assisted Housing in Milwaukee - Robert H. Meyer, Education Analtyics; Grant Sim, Wisconsin Center for Education Research; Kaveh Akram, Wisconsin Center for Education Research
The Effect of Assisted Housing on Residential and School Instability in Washington State - Deleena Patton, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services; Jim Mayfield, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services