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Utilization Matrix

FY 25-26

Where Hamilton Heights School Corp is engaged across CIESC's services — the year-over-year–honest view. Dollar figures are point-in-time.

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

Where the Value Concentrates

Every CIESC service carries one of the four strategic themes. Hamilton Heights School Corp's usage sits heaviest in Academic Excellence.

Academic Excellence 10 of 12
53% of everything in use
Professional LearningPD Training at CIESCFree PD CreditsAt District WorkshopDE Online CourseBTW Driving InstructionRoad Skills TestAcademySupplementalSummer School
Operational Efficiency 7 of 10
37% of everything in use
Executive MentoringSTARSECPA ContractsChild NutritionBus PurchasingVideo ProductionCompliance Training
Transformative Innovation 0 of 2
Not engaged in this theme yet
Strategic Partnerships 2 of 2
11% of everything in use
Partners for ProfessionsProject 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
Child Nutrition
Bus Purchasing
$95K this FY
Indiana Online Strong
AcademySupplementalSummer School
FlexED
$3K this FY
KInL In step
PD Training at CIESC
Professional LearningFree PD CreditsAt District Workshop
Counselor Connect
AI PD
$9K this FY
Media Services In step
Video Production
Compliance Training
Public Relations
$8K this FY
Driver Ed & Safety Fully engaged
DE Online CourseBTW Driving InstructionRoad Skills Test
$260 this FY
CIESC Services In step
Executive Mentoring
Partners for ProfessionsProject Management
STARS
Audits
Data AnalyticsEvents
$17K this FY

info Not scored above, because Hamilton Heights School Corp cannot get it today: Digitarium— One portable planetarium. Capacity, not eligibility, is the constraint — it cannot serve 35 districts at Zionsville’s level. A service a district has no access to is left out of the tiers entirely rather than counted against it.