Right to Know

Ed Is Watching shares a brief history on the tension between privacy and accountability and why they support transparency on academic accountability. Sometimes dreaded and sometimes eagerly awaited, report cards are an ever-present component in the world of education....

Jeff Roberts, Executive Director at Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, shares his perspective on why the Right To Know Report Card is critical to understanding the problem Colorado's families and students are facing. Colorado does a great job protecting the...

This piece from Pamela Bisceglia, Executive Director at AdvocacyDenver, explains how limited education data negatively impacts the lives of parents of children with disabilities. AdvocacyDenver receives volumes of calls and emails from parents of children with...

This piece from the 74 million by Rotherham and O'Keefe, details extensively why we need great data for families: If parents don’t find data on their school useful or usable, it is a big missed opportunity. Despite decades of data showing that far too many students...

This morning, Chalkbeat Colorado published an article highlighting the current issues around data transparency and the launch of the Right to Know Coalition.  And the most important part is right at the top of the piece: With Thursday’s release of state test results,...

This past week, at the Colorado State Board of Education, the Right to Know campaign was launched.  Thank you for visiting our webpage and learning more about this bipartisan effort to achieve more data transparency and openness in Colorado education systems....