Education-to-Workforce Indicator Framework
ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
Twenty questions essential for E-W data systems to answer about how students are progressing from early education through career—and using the answers to guide action.
View QuestionsINDICATORS
Ninety-nine student outcomes and milestones and related system conditions associated with economic mobility and security, plus guidance on how to measure them.
View IndicatorsDISAGGREGATES
Twenty-five characteristics that E-W systems should use to break down data, plus guidance on how to collect them.
View DisaggregatesEVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES
Twenty-six examples of practices shown to move the needle on key outcomes and system conditions, plus guidance on how to select them.
View PracticesDATA EQUITY PRINCIPLES
Seven principles for centering equity throughout the data life cycle to encourage more ethical and effective data use, plus guidance on how to apply them.
View PrinciplesAbout the Framework
The E-W Framework offers guidance for using data to promote equitable outcomes and economic security for all. Developed with input from leading experts from over 15 national and community organizations, it highlights key connections needed between systems to support students as they progress from early education through their career.
E-W Framework Report
The E-W Framework report (August 2022) lays a foundation for organizations to work together to share data across sectors to support students as they progress from early education through their career. Reflecting input from over 30 experts and more than 40 frameworks, the report offers guidance for what matters most to measure and how to use data to drive positive change.
News & Events
Join us at the Ed-Fi Alliance Summit on Sept. 30
Our session will discuss how the E-W Framework can help establish shared priorities, build buy-in for data modernization, and support student success.
Vote by August 18th for our Session at SXSW EDU 2025!
Your vote for our panel session with AEM and ECS will help us elevate the E-W Framework and other new resources that can organizations collect and use data more effectively.