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How Can States Support Immigrant Students’ Education?

Conversations about immigrant and refugee students often obscure the fact that federal laws — bolstered by court decisions throughout the past few decades — provide newcomer students with the right […]

Dec. 7, 2023

K-12

Blog Post

DC, MN, MS, ND, TX

Student Learning, Students & Families

2022 Data Privacy Legislation in Review

Data privacy and security continue to be a priority in education, especially among parents and students who wish to minimize risks of unintentional or malicious disclosures of student information. Our […]

Dec. 20, 2022

K-12

Blog Post

MD, NC, NJ, RI, UT

Data Systems, Safety

5 Ways States Can Improve Reporting on Student Access to Effective Teachers

Having a qualified, effective teacher remains paramount to achieve educational equity for all students. However, students of color and students from low-income backgrounds continue to more likely be taught by […]

July 27, 2022

K-12

Blog Post

AR, CO, FL, MA, MD, WA

Standards & Curriculum, Students & Families, Teaching Profession

Addressing Inequities in Educational Reforms During COVID-19

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across the nation, its impact on all facets of society cannot be overstated. Schools and colleges continue to rethink delivery, scheduling, programs and […]

Feb. 1, 2022

K-12, Postsecondary

Blog Post

Safety, Students & Families

Data You Can Use: Students’ Mental Health Needs in 2020

In 1918, children started singing a new skipping rhyme on American playgrounds: I had a little bird, its name was Enza, I opened up the window, and in flew Enza. […]

Oct. 15, 2020

K-12

Blog Post

DE, MI

Student Health and Wellness, Students & Families, Teaching Profession

Data You Can Use: How Much Virtual Schooling Happened During the Pandemic?

When school leaders cobbled together emergency distance learning plans in March and April, they knew they were turning a blind corner. Would they reach all or even most of their […]

July 6, 2020

K-12

Blog Post

Nationwide

Students & Families, Teaching Profession

Data You Can Use: Will COVID-19 Affect High School Seniors’ Access to Financial Aid?

Colleges are bracing for a decline in enrollment next year as the coronavirus prompts high school seniors to reconsider their plans for the fall. In recent surveys, graduating seniors have […]

May 14, 2020

Postsecondary

Blog Post

AL, CO, DC, IA, ID, IN, LA, MD, MN, NE, NJ, NY, OH, OK

Standards & Curriculum

Data You Can Use: Changes to the Educator Workforce After COVID-19

The coronavirus has upended the U.S. economy and education system in ways few would have imagined just two months ago. State and local leaders now know that millions of students […]

April 28, 2020

K-12

Blog Post

MN, NV

Teaching Profession

If Only People Knew How Good Their State Data Systems Are

After years of investment in state education data systems, states collect more data on education than they ever have. Yet many face a common barrier to making those data useful: […]

April 17, 2019

K-12

Blog Post

DC, GA

Accountability

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How Can States Support Immigrant Students’ Education?

2022 Data Privacy Legislation in Review

5 Ways States Can Improve Reporting on Student Access to Effective Teachers

Addressing Inequities in Educational Reforms During COVID-19

Robust Data Systems Help States Recover

Data You Can Use: Students’ Mental Health Needs in 2020

Data You Can Use: How Much Virtual Schooling Happened During the Pandemic?

Data You Can Use: Will COVID-19 Affect High School Seniors’ Access to Financial Aid?

Data You Can Use: Changes to the Educator Workforce After COVID-19

If Only People Knew How Good Their State Data Systems Are