Washington Kids Count P-20 Project
Serving the Washington Policy Community with Effective Early Learning through Postsecondary Analysis
An effective P-20 approach to educational policy requires an integrated, seamless data system to support it. The mission of the P-20 Project is to create a data and policy framework to guide the design, collection, and dissemination of educational indicators spanning the developmental trajectory from early-learning through young adulthood. Supported by both a three-year grant of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and ongoing funding from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, project goals include:
- Developing a conceptual framework that has constructs for student outcomes and educational investments across the different educational levels;
- Defining key indicators to inform education policy analysis aimed at improving student learning in Washington state in early learning-through-postsecondary contexts;
- Employing indicators in policy analyses tuned to a P-20 framework, with specific attention to its seams and discontinuities; and
- Stimulating improved state and regional data collection among key policy stakeholders in Washington.
Adolescent Engagement for Academic Success: Conditions and Policies in Washington State
Technical Appendix I -- HYS Data
Technical Appendix II -- HYS Variable Codes
Disparities in Washington State's Public Educational Funding (Policy Brief) -
Resource Allocation in Washington's P20
Educational Enterprise
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Full Project Description
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P-20 Project Advisory Group
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P-20 Conceptual Framework Executive Summary
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P-20 Conceptual Framework
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