The process of removing or deleting certain information in school performance or assessment datasets and reports to protect the privacy of education stakeholders.

The process of concealing or encrypting certain information in school performance or assessment datasets and reports to protect the privacy of education stakeholders.

Is the lowest possible score on an assessment that a student can make to obtain mastery or pass.

Describes a defined area of knowledge or skill in a curricular program. For example, reading, language arts, math, science, and social studies are all content or subject areas.

A form of assessment where the rigor or questions is adjusted based on the student’s response. For instance, if the student a question correctly, the next question will be harder; if a student answers incorrectly, the next question will be easier. In essence, the assessment adapts to accommodate the test

Is a group of educators who share a passion or affinity for something that they do or a type of work that they perform. They band together to learn how to become the best they can be. Also, know as collective learning or a personal learning network.

Various instructional strategies that teachers employ to correlate what is being taught and what is going on in a student’s community, which includes institutions, literature, history, cultural history, etc.

A K-12 school or university activity that is pursued in addition to a student’s academic core. This could include sports, the arts, etc.

The various strategies and skills that educators employ to keep pupils structured, docile, attentive, motivated, and academically successful during a class or school day.

A fluid collection of social services provided to severely at-risk children in the criminal justice system. Theoretically, it is tailored towards building confidence, promoting safety and success in the home, school and the community.