| eScholar's commitment and dedication to improving the education of children extends beyond supporting the development of core academic skills.
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eScholar Congratulates Data Quality Campaign District Data Director of the Year, Dr. Terrence Young |
An eScholar Complete Data Warehouse™ proponent and user has been recognized by the Data Quality Campaign (DQC), a national initiative to improve the quality, accessibility and use of data in education. Read More >
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McKinney ISD Receives First eScholar (d3)M Award |
McKinney Independent School District, McKinney, TX was honored last night as recipient of the first eScholar (d3)M Award for exceptional use of data for decision-making that directly benefits K-12 student performance and achievement. Read More > |
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Distinguished Panel of Judges Select Recipient of
First eScholar (d3)M Award |
Nationally recognized experts tapped for judging panel span business, data analysis and k-12 education. Read More > |
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| eScholar Technology to be Foundation of US Education Department’s Migrant Student Information Exchange |
| eScholar LLC, the nation’s leading provider of K-12 longitudinal data systems, will be teaming with prime contractor Deloitte Consulting LLP to provide services to the U.S. Department of Education for the Migrant Student Information Exchange (MSIX), a five year contract awarded to give States the capability to effectively and efficiently exchange migrant student records nationally. Read More > |
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| eScholar Sets Standard for U.S. Department of Education’s National Data Model |
| eScholar, the leading K-12 data warehousing company, has contributed definitions for over 750 data elements to the U.S. Department of Education’s comprehensive pK-12 Data Model project, making eScholar’s data elements the foundation for the national data model. Read More > |
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| Introducing 8.0, Powerful New Release of the eScholar Compete Data Warehouse |
| eScholar, the nation’s leading provider of K-12 longitudinal data systems, introduces the eScholar Complete Data Warehouse Version 8.0, a major release of the powerful system for analyzing and reporting data. Enhancements have been made to every component of the product Read More > |
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| eScholar Rolls Out Uniq-ID System Version 5.0 |
| The eScholar Uniq-ID System, the only unique student identification solution that is broadly deployed across the country, delivers a fully developed and broadly proven system to collect student identification data, match, de-duplicate and assign identifiers. Read More > |
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| eScholar Keeps Ahead of Evolving Federal Reporting Requirements |
| eScholar, the nation’s leader in K-12 data warehousing systems, today released Version 7.1 of the eScholar Complete Data Warehouse™. This update to the most comprehensive data warehouse in K-12 education keeps school districts and state education agencies in synch with the evolving federal reporting requirements. Enhancements include new definitions for race, ethnicity, and hundreds of other data elements. The eScholar Complete Data Warehouse brings together, into a single integrated data environment, a broad set of school district data from various sources, and makes the data accessible for easy and thorough analysis. Read More > |
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Ten States Utilize eScholar as the Foundation of Their
Statewide Education Infrastructures |
| With the addition of Pennsylvania to its roster of state education agencies, eScholar now provides ten states with its comprehensive data warehouse and/or student identifier systems. eScholar delivers a common platform of integrated data that provides the best possible data management, analysis and reporting solutions, along with its powerful system to generate, store, assign and locate unique student identifiers. Read More > |
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| eScholar Releases Version 7.0 |
| eScholar is pleased to announce the release of its most comprehensive update ever. With major infrastructure advances, greatly expanded data elements, new domains and many incremental enhancements, v7.0 has more capabilities than ever before. Read More > |
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| 2005 Fall User Conference our Largest and Best Yet |
| The Fifth Annual eScholar Fall User Conference December 5–7, 2005 was our largest yet. Users representing 31 school districts, nine states, and three state departments of education attended. Participants chose from 17 presentations by accomplished users, vendors, and eScholar experts, one-on-one Q&A with eScholar staff, and all-important social time for networking and information sharing. Click here for pictures from our Fifth Annual eScholar Fall User Conference |
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| eScholar Uniq-ID™ System Enables States to Meet Federal Reporting Requirements |
| In its efforts to improve the quality of public education, the federal government has tasked all fifty of the United States with monitoring students’ academic progress. In addition, the states are being required to comply with the reporting requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Act, a law that seeks to improve the performance of America’s elementary and secondary schools, while at the same time ensuring that no child is trapped in a failing school. Faced with the challenge of processing and integrating vast amounts of data, school districts are turning to third party vendors, such as eScholar, for such services. Read More > |
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