Central Florida Educational Ecosystem Database (CFEED) Enhances Student Success

Vision 

Central Florida’s school districts, including Osceola County and Orange County Public Schools, have joined forces with Valencia College and the University of Central Florida (UCF) to create an educational partnership in Orlando.  

Aimed at enhancing student success from pre-K through higher education, this collaborative initiative, known as the Central Florida Educational Ecosystem Database (CFEED), focuses on improving higher education accessibility and boosting graduation rates. Aligned with the legislative goal of “Sail to 60,” the ecosystem aims to ensure that 60% of high school graduates earn a post-secondary credential, a target that far exceeds current achievement levels.  

To reach this milestone, CFEED is implementing data-driven strategies and interventions across the entire educational journey of students, which are intended to guide operational changes and support student success. 

Solution 

Midtown Consulting Group (MCG) has developed an AI-powered data solution on the Microsoft Azure platform, based on MCG’s reference architecture model. This advanced, cloud-based system combines and analyzes multiple data from partner sources to deliver valuable predictive insights and recommended actions. This is helping educators find new ways to measure student readiness and needs across the PK-20 journey.  

Outcome 

MCG’s efforts led to the development and operational usage of the Central Florida Educational Ecosystem Database (CFEED) platform, which boasts a cloud-based data warehouse, a top-tier research team, an extensive portfolio of research, and the creation of student interventions. This solution has not only improved specific success measures, but it has also bolstered institutional collaboration and established programs to implement complex interventions.  

Check out some of the most visible grants and programs to date: 

https://osceolaprosper.com 

https://sos.sdes.ucf.edu/dsi/ 

https://www.helios.org/latest/news/valencia-college-university-of-central-florida-receive-1-3m-grant-to-boost-transfer-student-success/ 

 

 

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