Reports

The reports below represent work and research completed by staff of the Great Schools Partnership, which includes members of the DEW Collaborative, as well as members of two New England Secondary School Consortium task forces: the Task Force on Diversifying the Educator Workforce; and the Task Force on Flexible and Multiple Pathways. Please make a selection below to read or download a report.

Three educators—two students and one adult—smile and look at a digital tablet together in a classroom, under text promoting diversity in the educator workforce for the New England Secondary School Consortium.

Increasing the Racial, Ethnic, and Linguistic Diversity of the Educator Workforce

A racially, ethnically, and linguistically diverse educator workforce is vital to closing the inequitable gaps that persist between students of color and their White peers. Get the strategies and resources you need to make change in your community.

Cover page for a report titled Regional Landscape Snapshot, dated March 2022, by Great Schools Partnership. The design features overlapping colorful lines and circles with the subtitle Diversifying the Educator Workforce Collaborative.

Diversifying the Educator Workforce Collaborative: Regional Landscape Snapshot

The DEW Collaborative set out to document the current landscape of the region, including identifying diversification efforts already underway in each of the six New England states, documenting the current policy context, and gathering a range of demographic data metrics about the current educator workforce pipeline.

A diverse group of smiling graduates in caps and gowns celebrates together, with one holding a diploma. Text reads Common Data Project and Improving the Quality and Comparability of State Educational Data across New England.

Common Data Project Annual Report

The NESSC Common Data Project Annual Report provides transparent, comparable data about high school and college outcomes from across the New England states. We began tracking high school graduation and dropout rates in 2009. Since then, extended high school graduation rates have been added as well as college enrollment, persistence, and completion measures.

A cover page featuring the New England Secondary School Consortium logo, photos of students and educators collaborating in classrooms and outdoor activities, highlighting equitable pathways to civic engagement and college and career readiness for all students.

Creating Equitable Pathways to Ensure Civic Engagement and College and Career Readiness for All Students

Learn how equitable pathways can help all students graduate with skills that transfer across disciplines, experiences that qualify them for employment in well-paying careers, and the ability to critically examine today’s social and political environment.

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