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Summary: How does your school compare with similar schools? How much do elementary districts typically spend on books and supplies? What are AYP and API all about? You can easily find answers to these and other frequently asked questions on this site. In addition to a vast amount of data, you can also read about important topics in public education.

Education Data Partnership

The state, county, district and school reports have a wealth of data about student demographics and performance, plus information about staffing, including teacher salaries. New financial reports for all districts display data in ways that permit extensive analysis and comparisons. A Glossary gives you quick access to helpful definitions. You can also link directly to many California Department of Education web pages as well as other interesting sites about K-12 education.

The Reports pages provide the following data for multiple years:

Accountability (schools, districts, and the state), including API Base and Growth, AYP and Tests

Demographic Profiles (all levels), with robust interactive comparisons for schools and districts

Financial reports based on SACS data (districts and county offices of education), with charts and comparisons on a variety of criteria that you select

Bond and parcel tax elections (districts)

Lists of schools in each district and districts in each county.

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, a graphical view of how things change over time for such topics as district finances, teacher salaries and credentials, and enrollments.

The information comes from data that schools, teachers, districts and the county provide to the California Department of Education. The Reports are updated periodically when the CDE certifies and releases new data.

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