Changes in how schools report the share of economically disadvantaged students have made it difficult to consistently measure student need over time and acro…

As district leaders face the uncertainty posed by these vastly different proposals and other downstream changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill, this data to…

,The Student Upward Mobility Initiative works to support students’ economic mobility by identifying the PK–12 skills and competencies that drive long-term success, especially for students from backgro...

House Republicans have passed their version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which puts forth several changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Drawing from a of the college and career readiness measures used in accountability systems and a connecting those measures to long-term outcomes, this summary provides actionable steps state leaders c...

Explore data on education and workforce outcomes, and compare data by geography, income, race, ethnicity, and more.

The Urban Institute’s Education Data Portal offers users the ability to view data endpoints and select summary endpoints directly in their web browser. Users can access this application programming interface (API) by directly hitting a URL endpoint or by using Stata or R. All data are returned in JSON format and can be viewed directly in a web browser.

Distinguished University Professor Tim Sass is retiring from Georgia State University at the end of the year after more than 40 years of service.

The Student Upward Mobility Initiative’s first funded projects span three drivers of economic mobility: academic skills, career preparation, and nonacademic factors.