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Administrator Data Literacy Fosters Student Success
When school and district administrators are empowered to lead a culture of data use, students do better.
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Roadmap for K–12 and Workforce Data Linkages
This roadmap highlights six key focus areas for states, including creating a shared vision and ensuring high-quality data matching.
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Data + Out-of-School Time Partnerships = Student Success
See what is possible when schools and out-of-school time partners collaborate to support student learning.
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Thinking beyond the School Day: How Secure Data Sharing and Community Partnerships Can Improve Student Learning
What is the value of school-community collaboration and secure data sharing?
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VIDEO: Data + Out-of-School Time Partnerships = Student Success
How can data be used to support students both in and out of the classroom?
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Improving Education Outcomes by Building Data-Driven Relationships
Key focus areas that researchers and education leaders should discuss together when embarking on specific research.
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Using Social-Emotional Learning Data in the CORE Districts: Lessons Learned
New state plans under ESSA show that policymakers are using a broader set of measures to assess school quality.
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Tennessee Teachers Value, Use, and Need Data
DQC asks Tennessee teachers from across the state their opinions about data.
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Roadmap for Cross-Agency Data Governance
To make informed policy decisions across agencies, cross-agency data governance is needed.
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The Art of the Possible: Data Governance Lessons Learned from Kentucky, Maryland, and Washington
High-quality data governance is key to establishing a culture of effective data use in states.
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Education Data 101: A Briefing Book for Policymakers (2017)
This resource brings policymakers up to speed on the major topics they need to know about.
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Show Me the Data: State Report Cards Must Answer Questions and Inform Action
Everyone deserves to know how their public schools are doing, and states are responsible for creating that clear picture.
Our Work
We envision a world where data is used to drive systemic change, economic mobility, and student success.
About Us
We advocate to change the role of data to ensure that data works for everyone navigating their education and workforce journeys.