RISE Network Shares Promising Practices on the National Stage
Central to the RISE Network’s mission is creating a platform for educators to come together across schools and districts to…
Category: Data Tools and Practices
RISE Network Expands Collaboration to New Schools in Partner Districts
Across the RISE Network, our partner educators come together to learn, grow, and improve. As these collaborations continue to support…
RISE’s Foundational Conditions for Grade 9 Success: Data Visibility
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been able to return to more “normal” celebrations than I had been able to…
RISE Network welcomes Chris Lewine as Chief of Data Strategy and Product Innovation
Building on early success using data to improve graduation rates and on-track achievement, the Connecticut RISE Network hires Chief of…
What’s next for the RISE data tools?
As a high school teacher, I often struggled with keeping track of all my students, their assignments, and all the…
Connecting Data to Strategy
This year, RISE implemented Strategic Data Calendars (SDCs) to identify key moments when school teams should leverage specific data to…
Unveiling the New and Improved Postsecondary Tracker
As a learning and improvement network, we constantly ask ourselves: “What can we do better or differently in order to…
OTC Check-ins: There’s an App for That
The work of an On-Track Coordinator (OTC) is important and complex. Each of the 60 students they support is unique…
McMahon’s Data Team Responds and Evolves During Distance Learning
A week into distance learning this spring, Brien McMahon High School’s Assistant Principal, Jackie Aarons, knew that getting teams of…
RISE Postsecondary Dashboards Get a Refresh
Have you ever wondered where your students enroll in college, or what percentage of college students from your high school…
Ask Steph: Why is 90% Attendance Significant?
Dear Steph: I am on my school’s attendance team and we regularly use the “Student Attendance Groups” dashboard. One thing…
Schools Send Improved Attendance Letters
Have you ever taken the time to read your district’s attendance letter? You know, those letters that get sent home…