Education

NCES is the federal government's clearinghouse for K-12 and higher education statistics, reports, and raw data files.

IES is the U.S. Department of Education's research and statistics branch. IES provides data to answer a variety of questions about the condition of U.S. education, from K-12 through Higher Education.

Find school district statistics, graduation and dropout rates, demographics, and much more for Colorado schools.

Colorado's School, District, and State -Level performance indicators and data dashboard.

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights tracks statistics on educational equity and school discpline at local, state, and national levels.

Find school, district, and state-level details on enrollments, school financing, Title 1 and free and reduced lunch statistics, and more. Use the ElSi data browser to quickly pull up tables.

IRIS allows researchers to upload their instruments and data from Second Language Acquisition research projects and allows for searching by many criteria, such as first language of learner, funder, language instructions are written in, and much more.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's Programme for International Student Assessment. PISA measures 15-year-olds’ ability to use their reading, mathematics and science knowledge and skills to meet real-life challenges.

The federal government's policy page for documents related to ESSA, civil rights, FERPA and current education legislation at the national level.

Find CDE's current policies and funding information related to accountability, homeschooling, school discipline, and many other topics.

Listings of BVSD's board policies and superintendent regulations.

Find policies related to bullying, harassment, student conduct, immunizations, and internet and social media, among others.

Find Colorado's P-12 educational standards and curriculum samples for each grade level and subject area.

The official website hosts the Common Core State Standards as well as information about the standards for teachers and parents.

Thousands of free K-12 ebooks for kids in need, educators, and librarians from a new initiative sponsored by the Obama administration, major publishers, New York Public Library, and Digital Public Library of America. Register for free and download the app on your tablet or smartphone to get started.