Data Request Process
All researchers hoping to access education data on Michigan’s children will follow these steps:
MEDC Impact
MEDC Impact
To date, MEDC has facilitated the use of educational data in projects that help improve student outcomes in the following ways:
- Developing a high-quality P-20 system
- Improving PreK - 12 classroom instruction
- Employing a high-quality, prepared, and collaborative educator workforce
- Reducing the impacts of high-risk factors
"Michigan has long been a leader in research-practice partnerships, and we are committed to using our data and the talents of our research partners to inform not only our work, but to build knowledge around key educational issues. The MERI partnership builds on nearly a decade of collaboration and leadership in this area and launches us into the next generation of this work."
Venessa Keesler
Deputy State Superintendent