City of Philadelphia wants more school district data, documents

The Daily News reports on the city government’s desire for more data, documents and internal information from the school district: City officials were recently granted an unprecedented look at internal Philadelphia School District documents, providing a level of access that has long evaded those trying to keep tabs on the district. But after sifting through […]

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Jul 14, 2011 10:20am

The Daily News reports on the city government’s desire for more data, documents and internal information from the school district:

City officials were recently granted an unprecedented look at internal Philadelphia School District documents, providing a level of access that has long evaded those trying to keep tabs on the district. But after sifting through the boxes of district data released to the city as part of the Educational Accountability Agreement signed last month by the city, state and School Reform Commission, officials want more.

Companies: School Reform Commission / City of Philadelphia / School District of Philadelphia

Tags: Data / Ethics / Municipal government

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