Milestones (2022) of Learning Lost
Before 2022 is out, let's look at how students (in the region and state) did on this year's 3rd Grade ELA test
Mashup of Milestones (GA Milestones, that is)
Making more sense, or at least more data detail, out of statewide Milestones testing...
(Georgia) Milestones Mapping
Was the pandemic a millstone for Milestones test participation in 2021?
Learning about Broadband Access for School-Aged Kids
Where do the school-aged kids without internet access (or a computer) live in our Atlanta Region?. And are there correlations of higher poverty with the home locations of school-aged kids without access?
Degree Types by Age Cohort: Generational Change
An examination of differences in the field of study among different generations of women and men in the Atlanta MSA.
Higher Education Degrees Among Men and Women in the Metro, 1970 to Today
One area where Atlanta does see gender parity? Rates of higher educational attainment. In fact, women have outpaced men in attaining bachelor's and graduate degrees since 1970.
The complexity of learning loss in a pandemic
Prior to the COVID pandemic, students in the metro Atlanta region were making progress in 3rd grade literacy, with rates of students proficient and above increasing 5 percentage points between the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 academic years. For Black and Latinx students the percentage of students proficient and above in 3rd grade literacy increased by 5 and 4 percentage points respectively. The pandemic’s impact on our education and social structures, however, is threatening these gains.
Changes in School Enrollment, 2018-2020
A dashboard of school enrollment shows that most metro school districts have seen a drop in numbers.
Monday Mapday: Access to broadband internet
A tract-level look at broadband access across the state, as well as the rates of school-age children in each tract.
Data Diversion: Explore achievement and growth data for metro Atlanta’s school districts
Learn4Life's interactive data dashboard enables research about student achievement and growth in the five-county area's eight school districts.