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Using graduate data to assess achievement in K12.

Under increasing pressure to raise scores or risk losing their jobs, some teachers and administrators are being pushed over the edge.

School districts ramp up science, technology, engineering and math curriculum as it gains more attention locally and nationally.

DA editors look back over 15 years at the tenure of the men and women who have led the 10 largest districts in the nation.

The New York City DOE shares data with CUNY and works toward a K16 model.

Making it clear to teachers and staff members.

In more than one big city school district, including now Seattle, superintendents who have put smart reforms in place, yielding positive results for students, have been removed too soon.

Districts build on the success of private, internationally oriented schools and foreign language programs.

Districts are using data warehouses and data dashboards to drive immediate decisions.

The American Institute of Architects honors a few buildings that reveal environmental stewardship.