Our Commitment to Transparency

DATA AND REPORTS

Fostering Trust Through Transparency

At the Louisiana Department of Education, we are committed to increasing transparency and accountability for all citizens. Our Data and Reports page provides access to comprehensive statewide education data, legislative reports, and updates from state advisory councils. By making this information readily available, we uphold our responsibility to ensure that Louisiana’s education system remains open, accountable, and focused on student success. Explore the data and reports to stay informed and engaged with the progress of education in our state.

Data & Reports

Legislative Reports LDOE Audits LDOE Single Audit Report Submission Portal Research and Public Information Requests State Advisory Councils

Data Library

School and Early Childhood Center Performance

School Performance Scores, District Performance Scores, Early Childhood Performance Profiles

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Elementary and Middle School

LEAP, Reading Reports, ELPT, and More

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High School

ACT, LEAP, Graduation Rates

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Enrollment

Public, Nonpublic, Home Study Enrollment

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School and School System Attributes

School Directory, Discipline, Attendance, Truancy, Dropout Data

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Educator Workforce

Teacher Salaries, Evaluations, Credentials, Workforce Reports

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Special Education Reporting

Data Profiles, IDEA Plans, Performance Reports

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Financial, Budget, & Planning

Annual Financial & Statistical Reports, Expenditure Data, Budgets

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"Many believed that any attempt to revise these standards was destined for failure. However, when I took the job as state superintendent, I didn’t sign up to take the path of least resistance. I came here to do what is best for our students. This work is too important. So, we decided to take the standards head on."

Louisiana State Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley spoke with Education Week contributor Rick Hess about developing new social studies standards during politicized times. Read the full interview on the Education Week website.