Who Uses Student Data?
See how student data—from schools to the US Department of Education—is and is not accessed and used.
Data for Action 2014: Paving the Path to Success
Data are more than just test scores, and by effectively accessing and using different types of data, teachers, parents, and…
Getting the Facts Straight about Education Data: Common Core State Standards–Associated Assessment Consortia
Most states have voluntarily adopted the Common Core State Standards to serve as their education expectations. To consistently and transparently…
Empowering Parents with Data Fact Sheet
Parents can become empowered advocates for their children’s success in the classroom when they have access to data about their…
VIDEO: Who Uses Student Data?
Most personal student information stays local. Districts, states, and the federal government all collect data about students for important purposes…
VIDEO: How Data Help Teachers
Follow a teacher and student through the school year to see how data help teachers, parents, and others make sure…
Ms. Bullen's Data-Rich Year
Follow a teacher and student through the school year to see how data help teachers, parents, and others make sure…
U.S. Department of Education Final FERPA Regulations: Advisory and Overview
This overview and analysis of the U.S. Department of Education's (ED) finalized regulations to clarify and update the federal Family…
Alignment Between the DQC’s 10 Essential Elements and the America COMPETES Act’s 12 Elements
The one-page publication demonstrates the alignment amongst the DQC’s 10 Essential Elements, the 12 COMPETES Elements, and the results from…
Tennessee High School Pushes Students to Exceed Expectations
At Covington High School, a 2012 Tennessee SCORE for Schools Winner, students are accustomed to experiencing data used to improve…
Oregon Teachers Using Data So No Child Will Be Lost
With so many competing demands for their time and no writing state assessment, Oregon City teachers worried that classroom focus…
Oregon Teachers Creating Student Achievers with DATA
Oregon may be known for its abundance of natural resources, but one in four children live in poverty. However, there…
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