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 Summary Reports

1 page summary reports showing readiness outcomes (statewide, complex area, school) on how well high school seniors meet the DOE’s vision of a Hawai‘i public school graduate.

A demographic profile of DOE high school completers can be found here: CCRI Graduate Profile

DOE high school completers academic measures by school can be found here: CCRI Graduate Year

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First Fall College Enrollment

DOE completers’ first fall college enrollment locations.

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Did You Know?

15%
Postsecondary completion 6 years after high school 2

15% percent of the economically disadvantaged students from the Hawai‘i State Department of Education Class of 2012 that enrolled at the University of Hawai‘i completed college within six years of graduating high school.

34%
Postsecondary completion 6 years after high school 1

34% of the Hawai‘i State Department of Education Class of 2016 that enrolled in college earned a degree or certificate within six years of their high school graduation.

Education to Workforce Report: Education Career Pathway 1

For the Class of 2018, 61% of public school graduates who completed a Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway enrolled in college compared to the 55% statewide average for all graduates.

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