Improving Student Success in Surrey School District (Phase 1)
SRDC is reviewing the school district’s datasets that could be used to undertake a study focused on understanding student transitions and success within the Surrey School District education system. The aim is to design a project to answer key questions within the context of a study of student transitions through the K-12 system in Surrey including entry from pre-K and access to PSE and the labour market, where data allow. Given successful grade to grade transitions provide evidence of progress towards graduation, the first question is what are some strategies and structures that support successful transitions?
Other questions include: What does graduation mean for students? What factors influence transitioning into post-secondary education or training programs? What factors influence transitioning into sustaining employment? What are some of the barriers or limitations faced by students who don’t graduate within six years of entering secondary school in Surrey?
Project Details
Published: April 2021
Capability: Program Evaluation/ Performance Measurement - Data Sciences
Policy Area: Employment, P-12 Education - Specialized Services and Programs - Academic Engagement, Access and Persistence
Population: Students - Children
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