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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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Using Data to Understand What Works: Research and the COVID-19 Crisis
State and district leaders should take steps to ensure that research supports COVID-19 recovery.
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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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Using the CARES Act to Strengthen Education Data Collection and Use
States should consider using some of this federal funding to increase the capacity of their data infrastructure.
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Research Partnerships Are Key to Improving Practice
How research partnerships can benefit states and districts.
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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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State Policymakers Must Include Information About Teachers on Report Cards
Parents and school leaders need information about the teachers in their schools to make decisions.
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Disaggregated Data: Not Just a Box Checking Exercise
Families and communities deserve to know whether their local schools are serving the needs of every student.
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Parents Deserve Clear Information About Student Growth in Schools
DQC and the National PTA outline what parents need to know about student academic growth data.
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CTE Data Puts Meaningful Information about Student Pathways in the Hands of Policymakers
How policymakers can create linkages to collect CTE data and publicly report this information in actionable ways.
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States Can and Must Include Postsecondary Enrollment Data on Report Cards
Postsecondary enrollment data allows people to understand the quality of their schools and answer important questions.
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