Data-Driven Journalism

EdWeek Research Center 2 (1)
Journalism Powered by Research
The Research Center teams with Education Week reporters and editors to produce high-profile, data-driven journalism.

Latest Annual Report

  • View the latest edition of Quality Counts, Education Week’s annual report card grading the nation and the states on K-12 education:

    Illustration of students reading with pie chart.
    Quality Counts 2021: Grading the States
    See how the nation and the states score on this year's comprehensive report card for the nation’s schools.
    Learn More

More Data-Driven Journalism

ed tech survey march 2023 bushweller
F. Sheehan / Education Week and Getty
Reading & Literacy From Our Research Center Reading on Screens for Class Assignments, in Charts
Arianna Prothero, March 15, 2023
•
1 min read
A trash can and pink kiddie pool are used to collect water that leaks from the roof into the media center at Green County High School in Snow Hill, N.C..
A trash can and pink kiddie pool are used to collect water that leaks from the roof into the media center at Green County High School in Snow Hill, N.C.
Alex Boerner for Education Week
School & District Management From Our Research Center Many Educators Give Their School Buildings Low Grades. There's No Big Fix in Sight
Mark Lieberman, March 13, 2023
•
8 min read
Teacher and student fist-bumping.
E+ / Getty
Student Well-Being From Our Research Center What Would Motivate Teens to Work Harder in School? The Chance to Redo Assignments
Arianna Prothero, February 23, 2023
•
2 min read
A group of high school students and their teacher crowd around a laptop and read the screen together.
E+/Getty + Education Week
Student Well-Being From Our Research Center Student and Teacher Motivation, in Charts
Arianna Prothero, February 21, 2023
•
1 min read
Diverse people waiting for an interview.
iStock/Getty
Recruitment & Retention From Our Research Center Districts Want More Teachers of Color But Don't Do Enough to Recruit Them, Survey Finds
Ileana Najarro, February 15, 2023
•
5 min read
Photo of wood blocks with yes and no on them.
iStock / Getty Images Plus
Recruitment & Retention From Our Research Center Educators Less Likely to Seek Jobs in States That Limit Classroom Talk, Survey Finds
Ileana Najarro, February 9, 2023
•
3 min read
Illustration of mobile phones, tablet and laptops with different climates.
Dan Page for Education Week
Classroom Technology From Our Research Center Most Teens Learn About Climate Change From Social Media. Why Schools Should Care
Arianna Prothero, January 30, 2023
•
9 min read
A student in Stephanie Brugler, during the educational development of SEL with her students of Jefferson PK-8 school.
A student in Stephanie Brugler's 3rd grade class participates in an SEL lesson on emotions at the Jefferson PK-8 school in Warren, Ohio, in November.
Daniel Lozada for Education Week
Student Well-Being From Our Research Center Why It's So Hard to Weave Social-Emotional Learning Into Academics
Alyson Klein, November 7, 2022
•
9 min read
Third grade teacher, Stephanie Brugler, works with her class during an SEL lesson at the Jefferson PK-8 school in Warren, Ohio, on Nov. 1, 2022.
Third-grade teacher Stephanie Brugler works with her class during an SEL lesson in November at the Jefferson PK-8 school in Warren, Ohio.
Daniel Lozada for Education Week
Student Well-Being From Our Research Center Building an Effective SEL Program: Lessons From 3 Districts
Arianna Prothero, November 7, 2022
•
12 min read
Students in Kristine Hunchuck's middle school class participate in an SEL lesson at the Jefferson PK-8 school in Warren, Ohio, on Nov. 1, 2022.
Students in Kristine Hunchuck's middle school class participate in an SEL lesson at the Jefferson PK-8 school in Warren, Ohio, in November.
Daniel Lozada for Education Week
Student Well-Being From Our Research Center How Educators View Social-Emotional Learning, in Charts
Kevin Bushweller, November 7, 2022
•
1 min read
Load More ▼

Contact the Research Center

Inquire about grant-funded studies, market research, partnerships, and more.
Contact Us