StudentTracker for High Schools subscribers who submitted their 2019-2020 high school graduate records can expect their StudentTracker reports within the next few weeks offering an early look at fall enrollment.
If you are a StudentTracker for High Schools participant, please submit your 2019-2020 high school graduate records by September 4, 2020, to ensure your graduates are included in our special COVID-19 report.
A timely reminder for districts and high schools that participates in StudentTracker® for High Schools to submit their 2020 high school graduate records to the Clearinghouse.
Our newest StudentTracker for High Schools report, “Top 25 Colleges Students First Attended,” will be automatically included with the spring StudentTracker set of reports.
Clearinghouse Business Analyst Michele Gralak describes how the Clearinghouse can help any school district or education nonprofit learn about their actual college graduation rates for their alumni and steps to boost those rates.
Learn about the newest enhancements coming soon to StudentTracker for High Schools: ReportShare and Top 25 Institutions by Graduation Class Report
The Clearinghouse provided data to Madison Central and other South Dakota graduates regarding degree and enrollment verification and student education outcomes.
Discover how StudentTracker for High Schools’ data enables the Riverside County Office of Education to see and understand their students’ postsecondary outcomes.
Is national peer comparison of educational data helpful? Gil Compton, director of college and career readiness, education services, Riverside County Office of Education addresses.
Don’t miss our Nov. 6 webinar, co-hosted with NASSP, “Telling Only Half the Story: Leveraging Benchmarks and National Postsecondary Data to Improve your Student Outcomes.”
