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Rob Meyer
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Robert H. Meyer is research professor and director of the Value-Added Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Before that, he was on the faculty of the Harris School at the University of Chicago and the Economics Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Meyer is known for his research on value-added modeling and evaluation methods and is currently working intensively with school districts in Atlanta, Chicago, Hillsborough County (Florida), Los Angeles, Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York City, and Tulsa; as well as with the states of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

Over the past two decades he has worked collaboratively with these districts and states to build value-added and performance management systems to inform decision making with respect to policy and school improvement strategies. He is co-leading a major initiative with in Minnesota and the Dakotas (and their partner school districts) to provide value-added information to all teachers and to the colleges and universities that prepared these teachers. Dr. Meyer is currently working with many districts and states to expand value-added systems to include courses not typically covered by assessments under No Child Left Behind. He has conducted major statistical evaluations of programs and policies such as class size reduction, literacy, and Supplemental Educational Services. Meyer received a Senior Urban Education Research Fellowship from the Council of Great City Schools in 2007 and in 2010 received the University of Wisconsin,-Madison, Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research.

Contact Information

rhmeyer@wisc.edu
Phone: (608) 265-5663
Office: 1186A Ed Sciences

Current Projects

Atlanta Public Schools Value-Added Project

Creating an Integrated Resource Information System

Early Warning Response and Intervention Systems: Using Multi-District Data to Protect Students at Risk

The Embedded Researcher at MPS

Evaluation of Small Learning Communities in MPS (Additional Funds)

Evaluation of the Milwaukee Community Literacy Project

Further Continuing a Value-Added Model with the Madison Metropolitan School District

Hillsborough County Value-Added Project

ISBE Performance Evaluation Training Program

Los Angeles Unified School District Value-Added Project

Milwaukee Integrated Data Evaluation and Action System (IDEAS) for Children

MPS Comprehensive Literacy Plan Evaluation

National Research and Development Center on Scaling Up Effective Schools - Year 3

New York City Teacher Data Initiative - Value-Added Project

A Quantitative Evaluation of the SAGE Program - Year 8

Statewide Value-Added Project

Student Achievement Guarantee in Education (SAGE) Program Evaluation 2001-2003

Technical Assistance for Teacher Incentive Grants Funded under the ARRA (Year 3)

Value-Added Models and Accountability: Next Steps

Year 3 Westat TIF Project - Supplement

Completed Projects

Accountability and Performance in Secondary Education in the Milwaukee Public Schools

Adding Value to the Mathematics and Science Partnerships Evaluations

ARRA Evaluating Leadership Development and Career-Path Programs

ARRA Evaluation of After-School Tutoring Programs

ARRA Evaluation of Programs and Services that Address Transitions To and From High School

ARRA Formative and Summative Evaluation of an Integrated Resource Information System

Center for Educator Compensation Reform

Center for the Study of Systemic Reform in Milwaukee Public Schools

Center for the Study of Systemic Reform in Milwaukee Public Schools 2002-2004

Center for Value-Added Research at Milwaukee Public Schools

Chicago Value Added Project

Continuing a Value-Added Model with the Madison Metropolitan School District

Developing a MAP Value-Added Demonstration System with the Racine Unified School District

Developing a Value-Added System with the Madison Metropolitan School District

Evaluation of Small Learning Communities in MPS

Evaluation of the MPS Language! Program for Students with Disabilities

GEAR UP Project

Harvesting Funds for the Center for Education Compensation Reform

An Integrated Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation of the SAGE Program

Integrated Resource Information System Professional Development Project

Milwaukee Classroom Value-Added Initiative

MPS High and Charter School Evaluation

A Multisite Evaluation of the Implementation and Impact of Supplemental Educational Services

National Research and Development Center on Scaling Up Effective Schools

Next Generation of Value-Added Models and Indicators

Qualitative, Quantitative, and IQ2 Studies for the Student Achievement Guarantee in Education (SAGE) Program Evaluation Project

Qualitative, Quantitative, and IQ2 Studies for the Student Achievement Guarantee in Education (SAGE) Program Evaluation Project (Year 6)

READ 180 Evaluation Project

Redesign of Employee Evaluations in MPS

School Quality in Public and Private Schools in Wisconsin

School Quality Matrix (SQM): Chicago and Minneapolis

Supplement to NYCDE Project (ARRA Federal Funds)

Supplemental Educational Services in Milwaukee Public Schools

Systemic Initiatives: Student Achievement Analysis Study

Technical Assistance for Teacher Incentive Grants Funded under the ARRA

Tulsa Public Schools Value-Added Project

Tulsa Public Schools Value-Added Project (Year 2)

Value Added and Growth Model Demonstration Project

Value-Added Analysis for Pre-K