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Utilization Matrix

FY 25-26

Where Westfield-Washington Schools is engaged across CIESC's services — the year-over-year–honest view. Dollar figures are point-in-time.

3 Leader Top of your tier on these services
9 Engaged Using actively, in step with peers
3 Opportunity Using, but below tier peers
6 Untapped Peers your size use this; you don't
4 Not engaged Not used here or by peers

Where the Value Concentrates

Every CIESC service carries one of the four strategic themes. Westfield-Washington Schools's usage sits heaviest in Academic Excellence.

Academic Excellence 7 of 12
47% of everything in use
PD Training at CIESCDE Online CourseBTW Driving InstructionRoad Skills TestAcademySupplementalSummer School
Operational Efficiency 6 of 10
40% of everything in use
Executive MentoringECPA ContractsChild NutritionBus PurchasingVideo ProductionCompliance Training
Transformative Innovation 1 of 2
7% of everything in use
AI PD
Strategic Partnerships 1 of 1
7% of everything in use
Project Management

Engagement by Service Category

Each cell lists the services in that tier. Click a category for its full detail.

Service CategoryLeaderEngagedOpportunityUntappedNot engagedSavings This FY
Cooperative Programs Tier-leading
ECPA Contracts
Bus Purchasing
Child Nutrition
$943K this FY
Indiana Online Tier-leading
SupplementalSummer School
Academy
FlexED
$70K this FY
KInL Untapped potential
PD Training at CIESCAI PD
Professional LearningCounselor ConnectFree PD CreditsAt District Workshop
$3K this FY
Media Services In step
Video ProductionCompliance Training
Public Relations
$718 this FY
Driver Ed & Safety Fully engaged
DE Online CourseBTW Driving InstructionRoad Skills Test
$4K this FY
CIESC Services Room to grow
Executive MentoringProject Management
AuditsSTARS
Data AnalyticsEvents
$13K this FY

info Not scored above, because Westfield-Washington Schools cannot get them today: Digitarium— One portable planetarium. Capacity, not eligibility, is the constraint — it cannot serve 35 districts at Zionsville’s level.;Partners for Professions— 15 member districts today; the goal is to open it to all members. A service a district has no access to is left out of the tiers entirely rather than counted against it.