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Celebrating Excellent Educators: Stephanie Amaya

In our ongoing work to develop a skilled workforce in Dallas County that can command living wages, we want to celebrate the educators and leaders ensuring we reach our goal.
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As the founding Chairman and CEO of the Commit Partnership, it’s been my honor and privilege to work alongside numerous innovative, student-centered leaders within our [...]

Student growth slowed across Texas and in Dallas County, according to new data from the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Today, the Agency updated the Family [...]

Today, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) released the Family & Research Portals for parents and community members to view passage rates for End-of-Course exams (EOCs) [...]

As noted in recent blog posts, results from the 2024 STAAR assessment for Dallas County are mixed, with steady growth on end-of-course exams paired with [...]

Across 13 tested subjects in Dallas County's 14 largest public school districts, the number of students meeting standards increased by 5 percentage points or more [...]

Dallas County school districts continue to close gaps with the state in both reading and math achievement across grades 3-8, despite serving more Emergent Bilingual [...]

Since our Partnership was founded over 11 years ago, we’ve relentlessly worked to help change our troubling regional academic outcomes and their resulting impact on [...]

In our interactive dashboard, each public school campus in the state is represented by a dot, with the size of the dot corresponding to the [...]

Today, the Commit Partnership released poll results that show both conservative and progressive North Texas voters overwhelmingly support data-driven strategies in order to improve outcomes [...]

As Texas classrooms reopen after summer break, it’s time for a close look at how well our public schools are serving our students. Last week [...]

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) continues to release data on student academic achievement in the previous school year, an especially important metric for gauging our [...]