PIE Network brings you the latest surveys and public opinion polls that capture the perspectives of students, parents, teachers, principals, and system leaders. The Data Quality Campaign (DQC) released their report, “Students Want Access and Support to Use Their Own Data to Navigate Their Futures.” Top takeaways include: Less than 50% of students receive information […]
Organization: Data Quality Campaign
Investing in California’s Data Future: How California’s P-20W Cradle-to-Career Data System Could Take the State from Last to First
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Show Me the Data 2022
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What are P-20W Data Systems?
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Toward a Better Measure
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Data Quality Campaign
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September Assessment Update: Using Data to Support Students During COVID-19 Recovery
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Celebrating LGBTQ+ Network Leaders Driving Change Through Policy
The diversity of this Network is what makes it strong. This Pride Month we’re celebrating the work of some of many Network leaders who identify as LGBTQ+. Below leaders explain how their identity informs their approach to advocacy. Interested in sharing your voice or nominating a colleague to be featured during Pride Month? Reach out. […]
Advocacy Strategies to Preserve Assessment Workshop
In light of the U.S. Department of Education’s guidance requiring all states to administer summative assessments this year, many states are now determining how to move forward and what, if any, flexibilities they want to pursue. Join Adam Ezring (The Collaborative for Student Success), Brennan Parton (DQC), Maya Martin Cadogan (DC PAVE), and Sandi Jacobs (EducationCounsel) to unpack the latest actions states have […]
International Women’s Day: Leaders Share Candid Advice & Biggest Impact
Advocacy is tough work—and many advocates face the added challenge of breaking barriers for future generations of leaders. In recognition of both Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating women leading across the Network. (Of course, this list represents just a small sample of the leaders making history in education reform. Millions of […]