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Building a Robust Data System in Washington

Partnership for Learning is pleased to announce the second in a series of reports on how Washington state can build an education system that prepares all students to succeed in college and the world of work. Stay tuned throughout the summer as we release a new report every few weeks.

This week: Building a Robust Data System in Washington

We live in the age of information. With an Internet connection and a few keystrokes, a startling amount of data, on every subject imaginable, is available. Education is no different.

If Washington state's goal is for all students to graduate from high school ready for college and careers, a key component to reaching this goal must be a statewide data system that tracks the right indicators and is simple and nimble enough for both educators and policymakers to use.

To learn more, read the report.

Topics: Data Systems |
Type: Research

Washington Awarded $17.3 ...

Washington Awarded $17.3 Million for Education Data System

Washington's Plan for Reform

Partnership for Learning has published a report detailing the components of a bold and competitive Race to the Top application for Washington state. To view the report, click here.