Pyramid Model Implementation Data System (PIDS)


The Pyramid Model Implementation Data System (PIDS) collects data from early childhood programs implementing the Pyramid Model in state-funded cohorts.

 

PIDS is the engine behind the framework,  providing you with critical data points to make well informed decisions about ongoing Professional Development for you and your staff,

 and helps guide decisions regarding effective and responsive policies, practices, and procedures.


 Entering data into PIDS keeps you informed about your progress in implementation, 

the effectiveness of current child support strategies, 

and the practices that teachers and caregivers are using to support children's social and emotional well being.


Aggregate data about Statewide Implementation is also used to demonstrate the effectiveness 

of the Pyramid Model which helps the state continue to access funding to support our implementing programs with training, coaching and other services.



We have created two options for you to learn more about PIDS.  

1- Flip through the overview slides 

 2 - Watch a full webinar by clicking on the link

Copy of PIDS Data Day Presentation Slides.pptx

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PIDS - Account Set up
PIDS - Entering Children, Employees, and Classrooms
PIDS - Entering ASQ-SE 2 Data
PIDS - Entering Behavior Incident Reports
PIDS Entering BoQ's
PIDS - Entering Classroom Coaching Logs
PIDS - Entering TPOTS & TPITOS
PIDS - Running Reports

Other Helpful PIDS Resources

Copy of Data Tools in PIDS Handout.docx
Best Reports for Leadership Teams.pdf
New York Pyramid Model Data Calendar.pdf
Copy of PIDS User Role Descriptions.pdf

Pyramid Model Data Tools

Best Reports for Leadership Teams

Pyramid Model Data Calendar 

PIDS User Role Descriptions

PIDS report descriptions.pdf
Child and Employee Import Process Instructions.pdf
Implementation Flow Chart.pdf
Pyramid Model Why Pyramid.pdf
Master Cadre PIDS Guide.pdf

PIDS Report Descriptions

Child and Employee Import Process Instructions

Pyramid Model Implementation Flow Chart

Pyramid Model Why Pyramid?

Master Cadre PIDS Guide