DAYTON, OH – Learn to Earn Dayton is pleased to announce the launch of the Statewide Data Dashboard. The dashboard offers a user-friendly interface, allowing anyone to explore data related to educational outcomes and postsecondary success for students across Ohio.
Dashboard users can view data specific to each of Ohio’s 611 School Districts, including comparison data to comparable districts across the state; each of Ohio’s 88 counties; each of Ohio’s Senate and House Legislative Districts; and each of the 8 JobsOhio Economic Development Areas. The dashboard relies on K-12 data from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce and postsecondary data from the National Student Clearinghouse.
“We believe that access to data is essential in order to influence improvement and alignment in the systems that serve youth and families,” said Stacy Schweikhart, CEO of Learn to Earn Dayton. “This new dashboard empowers families, educators, policymakers, community organizations and stakeholders to make informed decisions and collaborate effectively on a shared vision to improve outcomes for all students.”
Until the release of this dashboard, only 3 other counties in Ohio regularly tracked progress toward the educational attainment milestones the way that Learn to Earn Dayton has done for Montgomery County. The Statewide Data Dashboard supports a statewide coalition of organizations doing cross-sector, collective impact work to advance student outcomes across Ohio. This statewide work is made possible by an investment from StriveTogether.
For more than a decade, Learn to Earn Dayton has included educational outcomes data for Montgomery County as part of its annual report. With the release of the 2023-2024 Annual Report, now available at learntoearndayton.org/annual-reports, Learn to Earn Dayton also shares innovative partnerships and initiatives that encourage academic achievement, two-generational family support and economic mobility.
The dashboard is available now at learntoearndayton.org/data. Learn to Earn Dayton encourages families, educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in the region’s educational and workforce landscape to explore the data and utilize this tool to inform their work.
About Learn to Earn Dayton
Learn to Earn Dayton is the regional cradle-to-career intermediary organization, leveraging data, policy, and partnerships to improve student outcomes along the educational continuum with the goal of increasing the number of students who earn a college degree or marketable credential. Learn to Earn Dayton serves the community as a convener, collaborator, innovator, and incubator, centering youth voices and driving for solutions that can improve our local communities. More information at learntoearndayton.org.
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