Webinar Series |Using Evidence to Measure What You Treasure

Is your organization data rich and information poor?    How do you know?

Many of us are swimming in data and evidenced-base approaches, yet struggling to use information effectively to meet customer requirements and achieve better results.  In this webinar, Amy Pugh, Chief Information Technology Officer for the Pewaukee School District,  will examine the WHAT and HOW of evidence collection. She’ll explore the power in answering “how do you know?”  Finally, she’ll reveal the  impact of being intentional in collecting and reviewing and using evidence to guide organizational improvement.

Register here for the free 2nd Tuesday Webinar.

About Amy Pugh

Amy Pugh considers it a privilege to be part of the Pewaukee School District in southeastern Wisconsin. Since 2009, she has served as the district’s Chief Information Technology Officer, bringing over 20 years of classroom teaching experience to the position. Ms. Pugh was instrumental in the implementation of the 1:1 Teaching and Learning Initiative.  Under her leadership. Pewaukee School District has been recognized for two consecutive years by the Center for Digital Education and the National School Board Association as one of the top top-ten ranking districts that have most fully implemented technology in support of digital education,

In 2010, the Pewaukee School District was honored to be the first education recipient of the Wisconsin Forward Award, the highest level of recognition in Wisconsin’s performance excellence program. Most recently, the district was the recipient of the 2013 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, the highest presidential honor given to American organizations for performance excellence. Pewaukee School District becomes only the seventh public school district to receive the award.