Updated as of March 6, 2024
This page is updated the first and third Wednesday of every month with news and report release information. For a schedule of report releases, please see our Report Calendar.
Released to the Public
2023-24
- The Pathways to Kindergarten report shows the order in which children enrolled in various publicly funded early childhood education programs before beginning kindergarten.
- School Services and Offerings on the Parent Dashboard contains information on schools’ select programs and services such as extracurricular activities, electives, support services and more. The data have been updated with information from the MSDS and the Points of Pride in EEM as of Dec. 4, 2023.
2022-23
- College Remedial Coursework shows the number of Michigan public high school graduates who took at least one remedial course after enrolling in a Michigan college or university the year after high school graduation.
- The Early Childhood Program Participation by Kindergarten Class report shows the publicly funded early childhood education programs in which students were enrolled before entering kindergarten, such as Early On®, Early Childhood Special Education, Great Start Readiness Program, Head Start and GSRP/Head Start Blend.
- The percent of public high school students who graduated or dropped out is shown in the Graduation/Dropout Rate report. Users can view four-, five- and six-year rates as well as data for different subgroups and demographics for a selected school year.
- The School-Level Expenditure Report breaks down expenditures of federal, state and local funds for public schools. Users can compare expenditures at county, city, ISD, district or school levels.
- The following metrics on the Parent Dashboard have been updated:
- Dropout Rate shows four-, five- and six-year dropout rates for the three most recent school years.
- Graduation Rate shows four-, five- and six-year graduation rates for the three most recent school years.
- On-Track Attendance shows the percent of students who miss fewer than 10% of possible attendance days.
- Percent of Graduates from High School who are Proficient on the SAT.
- Ratio of Students to Instructional Staff.
- Ratio of Students to Support Staff shows the ratio of students to support staff such as guidance counselors and school nurses.
Released in Preview
2022-23
- Data showing transfer patterns, demographics and performance data for students who transferred into or out of a Michigan college or university are available in the College Transfer report.
- The College Undergraduate Enrollment report offers a closer look at undergraduates at Michigan’s colleges and universities, including the number of degree-seeking students, student age, and whether students graduated from a Michigan public high school the year prior to enrollment.
Coming Soon
2023-24
- The Special Education Data Portraits – Disability, Age Range and Educational Setting and Demographics reports show different breakouts of students who received special education services.
2022-23
- The CTE Programs Offered report contains an interactive map showing the locations of Career and Technical Education programs in Michigan. Users can search for CTE programs by location or by specific program.
- The number of Michigan public high school graduates who enrolled in a college or university within 48 months of high school graduation is shown in the College Enrollment by High School report.
- The College Enrollment Destination report shows which colleges and universities Michigan public high school students enrolled in within 48 months of high school graduation by school or district, and by graduation year.
- Student progression in postsecondary education after high school graduation is shown in the College Progression by Graduating Class report.
- The On-Track College Progress report shows the amount of time Michigan public high school graduates take to earn 24 college credits.
- The Postsecondary Student Data File lets users with secure access view student-level information on college enrollment, coursework, cumulative credits, program and award information, and GPAs for students from in-state and out-of-state colleges and universities.
- The Success Rates report shows the number of degree-seeking students achieving successful outcomes at Michigan’s public universities and community colleges. Successes include earning a certificate, associate, or bachelor’s degree at a public university or community college or transferring from a community college to a 4-year institution as a degree-seeking student. These rates capture both part- and full-time enrollment, as well as mobility between institutions.