The Hawai‘i Data eXchange Partnership (DXP) is a partnership of five state agencies committed to cross-agency data sharing in order to improve education and workforce outcomes in the state.

How can you use DXP data to make Hawai‘i a better place?

Hawai‘i DXP collectively governs Hawai‘i's Statewide Longitudinal Data System, which links cross-agency data throughout the education-to-workforce pipeline.

Education
Workforce
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Early Childhood
Prepare our youngest citizens for success.
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K–12
Ensure that every keiki is ready for college and workforce.
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Postsecondary
Meet Hawai‘i’s economic needs.
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Workforce
Support Hawai‘i’s labor force throughout their careers.
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College and Career Readiness Indicators (CCRI)

Readiness outcomes that show how well high school seniors meet the DOE’s vision of a Hawai‘i public school graduate.

NOTE: CCRI Reports are also available in an one-page summary format.

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First Fall Enrollment Locations

DOE completers’ first fall college enrollment locations.

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Did You Know?

29%
First Eight Years – EIS 2

Of the children who exited early intervention services in FY2019-20, 29% qualified for HIDOE special education Pre-K.

STEM Education to Workforce Report 1

Public school graduates who earned a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) honors certificate or completed a STEM-related Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway had higher college enrollment rates compared to the statewide average. 

First Eight Years Report 2

A higher percentage of students who attended Executive Office on Early Learning (EOEL) Pre-Kindergarten (PreK) met or exceed standards on third standards-based assessments compared to student who attended the same school but did not participate in EOEL PreK.

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