States Must Protect Student Safety—and Privacy
DQC's Jennifer Bell-Ellwanger writes about privacy and safety considerations for state leaders.
Student Data Privacy
Everyone can take steps to ensure that data can effectively and securely play a role in helping students succeed.
First, Do No Harm: What States Must Consider When Using Data for School Safety
Good data practices to ensure that data is only used to help students and never harm them.
2019 Legislative Update Part I
DQC's Rachel Anderson highlights notable legislation from the 2019 legislative session.
#DataPrivacyDay
DQC's Taryn Hochleitner shares how states have continued to prioritize data privacy through legislation.
Interview: How Leaders in Illinois are Empowering Educators with Secure Access to Student Data
DQC's Abby Cohen shares lessons learned for empowering educators with secure access to student data.
Legislative Update Part I: States Put Data to Use to Promote School Safety and Equity
DQC’s Rachel Anderson provides updates on notable 2018 state legislative activity.
2018 State Legislation Update: New Laws Reflect Value of Data
DQC’s Rachel Anderson provides updates on 2018 state education data legislation.
Community Partnerships in Pittsburgh Support Year-Round Student Learning
DQC’s Rachel Anderson shares examples of effective school-community collaboration from across the country.
Community Partnerships in Nashville Extend Learning beyond the Classroom
DQC’s Rachel Anderson shares examples of effective school-community collaboration from across the country.
If You Want Personalized Learning, Don’t Forget about Data
Many schools and districts are already implementing their visions of personalized learning. DQC’s Executive Vice President Paige Kowalski gives her…
Powering Education Improvement and Innovation while Protecting Student Privacy
Dan Goldhaber of the Center for Education Data & Research joins DQC's Aimee Guidera to provide recommendations for improving student…
Access, P-20W Data, Privacy
