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Growth Data is Critical for Supporting Student Success
Growth measures provide a more complete picture of school quality.
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Accurate Student Poverty Data Is Crucial to Supporting All Students
What are student poverty measures, what can leaders do with this data, and why should leaders explore new measures?
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Data Interoperability in Education: Empowering Those Closest to Students
Why interoperability matters and examples of how it’s making a difference.
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Clear Career Pathways Require Connected Data
When it comes to decisionmaking, people deserve transparent and easy-to-understand information.
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Show Me the Data 2020
State report cards should provide parents and the public with meaningful information about students and schools.
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Education Data and COVID-19 Recovery: Resources for Leaders
These resources identify the short- and long-term steps that leaders should take to promote COVID-19 recovery.
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Supporting Students While Learning at Home: Individual Student Data and the COVID-19 Crisis
Educators and families must be able to use data to meet students where they are during COVID-19.
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Maintaining Trust as Data Use Changes: Student Data Privacy and the COVID-19 Crisis
State leaders can empower educators to safeguard data responsibly as they navigate online learning during COVID-19.
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Education Leaders Must Not Be Data Gatekeepers
COVID-19 recovery depends on parent access to information to help their children succeed.
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Promoting Transparency and Maintaining Public Trust: Report Cards and the COVID-19 Crisis
To support COVID-19 recovery, states and districts must share information in clear, actionable report cards.
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North Carolina Teachers Value, Use, and Need Data
The Data Quality Campaign partnered with EducationNC to learn more about the opinions of teachers in North Carolina.
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Time to Act 2019
State leaders must push past solutions that exist in silos to improve school quality and support student success.
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