Using Data to Improve Educational Outcomes
Using data tells us whether certain groups of ... they are proportionately represented in college-prep classes, honors or advanced placement courses, and other academic enrichment programs. Data disaggregated by factors such as race/ethnicity, English proficiency, ... school programs and extracurricular activities, use of academic and social ...
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