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State Legislation Update: Four Promising Data Bills We’re Watching
The 2024 state legislative season is underway, with 44 states and the District of Columbia currently in session—and it’s already…
People Need Access to Data to Navigate a Skills-Based Future
Skills-based recruiting practices are expanding, and people need data to navigate this changing landscape.
Three States Pass New Laws to Ease the Transition From High School to Postsecondary
These new laws are powerful tools in the ongoing effort to support education-to-career pathways.
Better P–20W Data Requires Better Workforce Data Systems
Policymakers are facing many complex challenges that demand action—and they need transparent and trustworthy information to make decisions.
Finding the Time: How New Mexico is Easing Data Burdens and Supporting Data Use
Teachers do amazing things—but they can’t add more hours to the day.
Three Governance Bills Push States to Use Data to Meet State Goals
Legislators have the potential to sustain and maximize significant state investments in data by creating bodies that make data work…
Dual Enrollment Students and Programs Need Better Data
SLDSs oriented toward access are necessary for understanding quality dual enrollment programs.
Using NAEP Data to Move Forward
NAEP scores brought somber news, but leaders can use this as an opportunity for growth.
Legislative Update: Connecting Data Collection to Data Use
As a companion to our legislative review resource, we’re sharing a deeper dive into a new data law.
The Role of Data in the National Teacher Shortage
States don’t have enough information to determine whether there is a teacher shortage and identify where those shortages exist.
The Pandemic’s Impact on State Education Data Systems
The onset of the pandemic left education leaders, families, and communities with more questions than answers.
Building Trust in Data Requires Building Trust with Communities
How does the way we interact with communities affect trust in data?
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