Essential Questions Breadcrumb Home Essential Questions About Essential Questions The E-W Framework recommends essential questions that are critical for E-W data systems to answer about how students are progressing from early education through their career. Approaching data through the lens of essential questions can help decision makers prioritize what data should be collected and to take action to address disparities. Get Started with the E-W Framework Essential Questions In-Depth Share Explore the E-W Framework Components Data Equity Principles Essential Questions Indicators Disaggregates Evidence-based Practices Download Download Selected Indicators 0 filter(s) selected Essential Questions Resources Essential Questions Resources Chapter I: Introduction and approach Essential Questions Guide Download the framework introduction to learn more about the essential questions and how they connect to other components of the E-W Framework. Access the Essential Questions Guide for guidance on how to use essential questions to bring people together around shared priorities. 5 Essential Questions Filter By: What are Sectors Sectors Sectors are the four segments of the pre-k-to-workforce continuum: Pre-K, K-12, postsecondary, and workforce Sectors Pre-K K-12 Postsecondary Workforce Filters Applied: Clear All 1Do students and families have access to adequate public supports and neighborhood conditions to enable them to succeed academically and in the workforce?SectorsPre-KK-12PostsecondaryWorkforce 14Are students graduating from high school on time and successfully transitioning into further education, training, or employment?SectorsK-12PostsecondaryWorkforce 15Are there quality pathways for students who pursue career training that lead to employment in quality jobs?SectorsK-12PostsecondaryWorkforce 19Are students completing credentials of value after high school that set them up for success in the workforce?SectorsPostsecondaryWorkforce 20Are students gaining access to quality jobs that offer economic mobility and security after high school or postsecondary training and education?SectorsWorkforce