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The archive documents recent WISEdata and Ed-Fi application updates, including export fixes, validation logic changes, CTE concentrator reporting adjustments, and accessibility improvements.
Wisconsin education professionals who use WISEdata for state reporting will want to stay current on these changes that affect data exports, validations, and CTE concentrator visibility.
DPI's Budget and Adoption Process guide outlines the required steps for Wisconsin school districts, from developing a proposed budget to certifying the Budget Report and setting the tax levy.
Wisconsin education professionals must follow these statutory deadlines and certification requirements to ensure their district's budget is legally adopted and reported accurately.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction homepage states its mission to advance equitable, transformative, and sustainable educational experiences for learners, schools, libraries, and communities in Wisconsin.
This mission frames the state agency's priorities and resources that education professionals across Wisconsin can align with and leverage.
WISEdash is a Wisconsin data portal that uses dashboards to display multi-year education data, with a public portal for accountability and a secure district portal for student-level insights.
It helps Wisconsin education professionals access validated state data to track school outcomes and support data-informed improvement efforts.
The Wisconsin DPI's Data at DPI page explains how DPI collects education data for state and federal reporting, organizes it into program areas and data elements, and shares redacted data through the WISEdash public portal.
Wisconsin education professionals can use this page to understand data submission requirements, see how WISEdash makes school data publicly available, and support efforts to improve student outcomes.
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The Wisconsin DPI's Section D page provides comparable cost measures (TCEC, TEC, TDC) and multi-year data files to help analyze district cost differences.
Wisconsin education professionals can use these measures to examine cost variances and avoid misleading conclusions from single-year comparisons.
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