Reporting
K12 Student Discipline Dashboard
The discipline dashboard summarized district- and school-level discipline data for all public schools in Georgia. Aggregate data is provided on in- and out-of-school suspension rates, expulsion, the total number of disciplinary incidents, and the total number of students receiving disciplinary action. Data used in this dashboard are limited to data present in GA•AWARDS or received from GADOE.
The Georgia School Grades Reports website provides school reports for all public elementary, middle, and high schools in Georgia. The reports include A-F letter grades based on school performance as well as other information about schools, such as performance on state tests, the make-up of the student body, and the graduation rate. The purpose of these reports is to help parents, students, educators, and communities understand how their local schools are performing and focus improvement efforts on the most critical challenges.
As part of its mission, GOSA presents its annual report on Georgia's public education agencies. The Report Card was developed in compliance with both state and federal laws with the intent of measuring school performance as it pertains to the goals of student achievement and school completion. The report card includes school, system, and state level reports, which provide valuable information to educators, parents, students, and stakeholders.
GOSA develops education data dashboards to serve as resources for educators, parents, and community members. GOSA has released the High School Graduate Outcomes Dashboard, Georgia Higher Learning and Earnings, the Schools Like Mine Dashboard, and the Interactive Education Data Map.
Statewide Longitudinal Data System (GA•AWARDS)
GA•AWARDS is the state’s Pre-K through workforce (P20W) longitudinal data system. It is comprised of student- and teacher-level records from participating state agencies with the goal of linking and providing meaningful, actionable education and workforce data to participating agencies in support of research and informed decision-making.
The Report Card allows education stakeholders to examine education statistics for individual schools and districts. In some cases, stakeholders may require school- and district-level data for all schools. To meet this need, GOSA provides downloadable spreadsheets with school-level data fo all schools across Georgia.
Stakeholders can request aggregate data not available via the Report Card or aggregate data prior to the 2010-2011 academic year from GOSA. Eligible researchers affiliated with a Georgia higher education institution may submit a request for GA•AWARDS individual-level data.
Access GOSA report cards, dashboards, and data.