Submit Your High School Class of 2020 Grads!
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.
“Top 25 Colleges Students First Attended” Report Now Available in StudentTracker for High Schools
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’s Michele Gralak Describes How StudentTracker Helps Schools and Districts Put Data to Work for Success
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.
Coming Soon! New StudentTracker for High Schools Enhancements
Learn about the newest enhancements coming soon to StudentTracker for High Schools: ReportShare and Top 25 Institutions by Graduation Class Report
South Dakota School District Uses Clearinghouse Data to Gain College Insights
The Clearinghouse provided data to Madison Central and other South Dakota graduates regarding degree and enrollment verification and student education outcomes.
California’s Riverside County Office of Education Improves Students’ Postsecondary Success with Data and Education Insights
Discover how StudentTracker for High Schools’ data enables the Riverside County Office of Education to see and understand their students’ postsecondary outcomes.
State and National Peer Comparison of High School Data: Why Is It Useful?
Is national peer comparison of educational data helpful? Gil Compton, director of college and career readiness, education services, Riverside County Office of Education addresses.
Get the Rest of the Story on Your High School Graduates
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.”
Education and Training: The Keys to Effectively Using Data
One big challenge is developing systems to use the data, and then training people to use those systems. Riverside County Office of Education understands the importance of training.
Riverside County Improves Students’ Postsecondary Outcomes with Transcript Analysis and StudentTracker for High Schools
Discover how Riverside County uses smart data analysis to change the trajectory of students across a school or district for years to come.