Student Data Privacy Legislation: What Happened in 2015, and What Is Next?
Data privacy bills introduced in 2015 reflect both continued and newly developing student data privacy conversations in states and at…
New Analysis: 46 States Introduced 182 Bills Addressing Student Privacy In 2015
WASHINGTON (September 24, 2015)—Released today, the Data Quality Campaign’s new analysis of 2015 state legislation provides clarity on the continuing…
Why Does Student Data Matter?
States have made great progress on using education data to ensure that students, parents, and teachers can make decisions. We…
10 Things We Would Lose Without Data
This resource shares the implications of lacking good data in education.
Using Data to Keep Students Healthy & in School
DQC’s Brennan McMahon Parton details the importance of recording and tracking student absenteeism data over time and outlines ways states…
Data Goes Back to School
DQC’s Elizabeth Dabney shares how some states are providing quality information to meet the needs of parents, teachers, and the…
Teachers (and Students) Get Smart with Data in Long Beach
Long Beach teachers can regularly access data on the growth of students in their classroom. See how they leverage information…
Information is Power
DQC’s Dakarai Aarons discusses results from the latest edition of the PDK/Gallup Poll of the Public’s Attitudes Toward the Public…
The Data Quality Campaign on Public’s Attitude Toward Testing in PDK/Gallup Poll
WASHINGTON (August 23, 2015)—Released today, the 47th Annual PDK/Gallup Poll shows that most Americans believe there’s too much emphasis on…
Data Quality Campaign On Charges Against Award Winner
WASHINGTON (August 22, 2015)—Following is the statement of the Data Quality Campaign, a national nonprofit that advocates for the safe,…
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