Public Insight Updates K12 Schools to Include Common Core of Data

ByPublic Insight

In the most recent data update to the Public Insight platform, Public Insight’s K-12 school district metrics have been updated to include the national “Common Core of Data” (CCD) data set. This update includes multiple new topics and series for enrollment and staffing from the CCD.

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