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Report calls for rebuilding federal education data infrastructure with states at the center
The report says the agency needs stronger governance, interoperability and technical capacity after staffing cuts and cancelled contracts slowed state data work.
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Don’t just defend or destroy the National Center for Education Statistics. Rebuild it.
In early 2025, the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) was largely dismantled. The Trump administration, acting through the Elon Musk–led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), cut NCES’s federal staff from 103 employees to three, removed its commissioner, and canceled roughly three-quarters of its contracts. This disrupted or halted much of its important statistical work. That is a problem that must be remedied. The question is…
Report calls for rebuilding federal education data infrastructure with states at the center
The report, published by the American Statistical Association, recommends stronger data governance, improved interoperability and expanded technical capacity — both at the federal and state levels.
·Washington, United States
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