MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Parents and others can now find out how their students’ schools are doing, with the 2021-2022 State Report Card from the Tennessee Department of Education.
The State Report Card, released Monday, looks at how schools and districts across the state are performing and serving their students.
The report card includes information such as enrollment, finance, and staffing, as well as, academic achievement, growth, progress in English proficiency, and graduation rates.
The 2021-22 State Report Card can be accessed here. Additional resources on the State Report Card are available here.
“With the release of the State Report Card, Tennessee continues our firm commitment to providing families with clear, actionable information on how our districts and schools are serving students,” said Commissioner Penny Schwinn, in a news release. “The Report Card allows stakeholders to access years’ worth of meaningful data through an interactive, easy-to-navigate online platform, and now the latest data is available to help Tennesseans to explore and learn about their local schools and districts.”
“As parents, we need access to clear, simple, and easy-to-understand data about how our kids are performing and how our schools and educators are best meeting their needs,” said Sarah Carpenter, Executive Director, The Memphis Lift. “The State Report Card is a helpful resource that helps parents know how they can get involved and ensure their children are receiving a high-quality education.”
