The lack of COVID19-era report cards left families ‘in the dark’. Data Quality Campaign faults states for not reporting chronic absences, graduation rates and teacher data during pandemic
Preparation for 2021 reading and math assessments for #thenationsreportcard should continue, declares the National Assessment Governing Board.
Tracking data on the successes and failures of online learning will let educators make quick improvements as schools and students adapt to greater levels of remote instruction.
Very little in our vast public education system, with the exception of the student report card, is designed for the parent. 5 great examples of states whose school report cards put parents first
Most state report cards are easier to access than ever. But despite this great progress, states must do more to make the data easy to understand
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