Oklahoma Child Wellbeing

Prevention-Focused Accountability & Early Warning Platform

Help & Resources

Guidance for navigating the Tulsa Child Well-Being Pilot dashboard and understanding its purpose.

This pilot dashboard is a demonstration tool designed to illustrate how education, health, safety, and workforce indicators can be connected to support earlier intervention and measurable community outcomes for children and families in Tulsa.

About This Pilot

The Tulsa Child Well-Being Pilot is a conceptual framework and demonstration dashboard. All data shown is fictitious and for illustration purposes only. No actual student, family, or district data is displayed anywhere on this site.

The pilot is designed to show how cross-system coordination could work, connecting early warning indicators to assigned responsibility, documented action, and measurable outcomes.

How to Navigate

Use the sidebar navigation to move between sections of the pilot:

1Dashboard Overview: High-level KPIs and early warning indicator panels
2Indicator Details: Detailed breakdown of all five indicator categories
3Response Framework: Structured approach to cross-system coordination
4Workforce & Community: Why child well-being matters for workforce and economic stability
5Map View: Interactive school district and school-level mapping
6Case Management: Demonstration of coordinated response tracking
7Reports & Exports: Sample reporting and export capabilities
8Outcome Ownership: Authority-to-action mapping for child well-being outcomes
9Data Dictionary: Plain-language definitions for all indicators

Project Information

Tracie Chapman headshot

Tracie Chapman

Child & Family Advocate

info@okchildwellbeing.org

www.okchildwellbeing.org

Privacy & Data Disclaimer

This demonstration site does not collect, store, or display personally identifiable student, child, or family information. All data, cases, names, and statistics shown are fictitious and created solely for illustration purposes.

A real implementation would require formal authorization, data-sharing agreements, privacy review, and secure role-based access. Specifically, any live deployment would need: official data-sharing agreements, FERPA and privacy review, role-based access controls, aggregate public reporting, data governance policies, local partner approval, clear methodology for each indicator, defined update schedules, and protection against exposing personally identifiable student or family information.