<p>Requiring to publish data and publishing the specific data you’re citing are two very different things. I’m not going to get into a wonky-social science argument with you, but I’d recommend looking into how educational data is tracked and the criticism of that right now in the states. It speaks quite a bit as to why information of that type used in this fashion is not nearly as useful as far more disaggregated data that’s not used in summative way, but rather, continues to be disaggregated and understood not as any kind of average.</p>
<p>There is so much information lost in any of the measures you’ve produced that none of that data would be particularly indictative of anything.</p>