by Andrew Brodsky | Jan 8, 2021 | Needs Assessments, Preschool Cost Modeling, Program Evaluation, Project
Toledo, Ohio is engaged in a multi-year process to provide high-quality preschool to all children in Toledo. Brodsky Research is assisting with the evaluation and data component of the project. Andrew Brodsky has been involved in this process since late 2018, when a...
by Andrew Brodsky | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog, Needs Assessments, Program Evaluation, Project
Colorado’s Preschool Development Grant (PDG) provides $33.5 million to support Colorado’s vision that all children are ready for school when entering kindergarten. Colorado Shines Brighter, the state’s PDG B-5 initiative, works to maximize the number of high-quality...
by Andrew Brodsky | Jan 8, 2021 | Needs Assessments, Project, Survey Research
Brodsky Research conducted a comprehensive community needs assessment for Adams County Head Start as part of a federally mandated requirement. This report evaluated needs among the Head Start-eligible population in Adams County, Colorado, and to determine what...
by Andrew Brodsky | Jun 14, 2018 | Data analysis, Project
The Federal Election Prediction Model predicts U.S. House of Representatives election results using advanced machine learning algorithms. The analysis predicts the number of votes a candidate will receive in a given election cycle, taking into account campaign...
by Andrew Brodsky | Jun 11, 2018 | Early Childhood Research, Project
BRC partnered with the Butler Institute at the University of Denver to understand Colorado’s early childhood workforce, including its current scope and the costs and obstacles to expanding it to meet future needs. The project was led by Dr. Meg Franko, Executive...
by Andrew Brodsky | Oct 18, 2016 | Blog, Preschool Cost Modeling, Project
High-quality early childhood experiences are one of the most important factors that drive adult success. The child care industry is also an important component of Colorado’s economy. In spite of this, the high cost of quality child care remains out of reach...
