Road Map Project Reports
2012
2012 Results Report
The first Road Map Project Results Report was issued on Dec. 13, 2012. This is a regional report card. The data show our communities’ increasing needs and challenges, in addition to examples of excellence. Select a link below to view the report:
2012 Technical Report
This report primarily includes additional data and information that supplements the 2012 Results Report that was published in December 2012.
Individual District Reports
The district reports provide district-specific data to supplement the Road Map Region’s 2012 Results Report and 2012 Technical Report. These reports include only a sample of data that we felt would be most relevant in the short term. Rather than attempt to provide all possible data, the purpose of these reports is more to open a data dialogue. Links are to PDFs.
2012 Math Report
In an effort to examine the connection between the math courses students take in high school and postsecondary success, the “Taking Math Matters” study was completed for the Road Map Project in 2012. To see a one-page overview and the study itself, please click the links below:
2011
Baseline Report
On Tuesday, December 13, 2011, The Road Map Project released its Baseline Report showing the state of education in South King County and South Seattle. The report urges action from all sectors of the community to achieve dramatic improvements in education. Click the link below to read the report.
Technical Baseline Report
This report primarily includes additional Road Map baseline data and information that supplements the Baseline Report that was published in December 2011. Version 1 of the Baseline Technical Report was released on February 2, 2012 and will likely be updated as data improve and we update the analyses.
Individual District Reports
The district reports provide district-specific data to supplement the Road Map Region’s Baseline Report and Baseline Technical Report. These reports include only a sample of data that we felt would be most relevant in the short term. Rather than attempt to provide all possible data, the purpose of these reports is more to open a data dialogue.
There are about 119,000 students in the Road Map region.
New WaKIDS data. Let's look at the percentage of students demonstrating the expected characteristics of entering kindergarteners.
