Offboarding repositories¶
Every CEL code repository I'm handing off. Each row links to the GitHub repo and to a detail page with how-to-run notes, server location, and status. All the repos are public; confidential data is never in them — it lives only on Scribe.
| Project | Repo | What it is | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Value Added | chesun/va_consolidated | Consolidated Stata pipeline behind the "Do Schools Matter?" school value-added paper | Offboarding deliverable; ships HANDOFF.md |
Details |
| CSAC 2023 Survey | chesun/csac | 2023 California high school senior survey (CSAC × CCC admin data) | Offboarding complete (per repo README) | Details |
| CSAC 2024 Survey | chesun/csac_2024 | 2024 CA graduating senior survey (CSAC + C2C); backs two published 2024 reports | Offboarding complete | Details |
| CSAC 2025 Survey | chesun/csac2025 | 2025 CA high school senior survey (CSAC + C2C; FAFSA/CADAA filers) | Offboarding complete | Details |
| Cesar Chavez Youth Leadership Conference 2025 | chesun/ccylc_2025 | Lightweight analysis of post-conference survey data | Offboarding complete | Details |
| CALPADS | chesun/calpads | Stata cleaning pipeline over CALPADS EOY1 Course Completion extracts (2013–14 to 2017–18) | Offboarding; ships handoff README | Details |
Naming
The local folder names and GitHub repo names don't always match the project's short
name (e.g. csac_2024 has an underscore; ccylc_2025 carries the year). The links
above point to the canonical GitHub repos.
Project documents (Google Docs)¶
The code lives in these repos. The projects' written documents — design notes,
methodology, report drafts, the Google Docs — do not; they're archived in the lab's Box
drive, under California Education Lab - Full Team Access → GSR Exit → Christina →
Ed Lab Google Doc Archive (lab Box access required). See
Offboarding → Preserving project documentation
for why they're kept there and not in this public hub.
What every detail page covers¶
To keep repos easy to inherit, each detail page aims to answer the same questions:
- Where it lives — GitHub URL and the Scribe path where it actually runs.
- What it is — one-paragraph description of the project and its output.
- How to run it — the single command, plus partial-run notes.
- Status — active, offboarding, or complete.
- Who to ask — author contact.
- Documentation — link to the repo's README /
HANDOFF.md/ decision log.