Access to Public Data

Ed-Data 

Ed-Data is a partnership of the California Department of Education, EdSource and the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team/California School Information Services (FCMAT/CSIS) designed to offer educators, policy makers, the legislature, parents, and the public quick access to timely and comprehensive data about K-12 education in California. For more information about the data and the functionality of the site, visit the Frequently Asked Questions page.

Now available: 2023-24 student enrollment and demographic data, plus detailed school district financial reports for the 2022-23 academic year.

Quick links:

• LBUSD Data 
  • Student (Demographics, Performance, College and Career Readiness, Suspensions and Expulsions, and Chronic Absenteeism)
  • Staff (Demographics and Teacher Salary)
  • Local Revenue Elections
  • Financial Data (Revenues and Expenditures and General Fund)

Much of the data mentioned above are also available for school and district comparisons. The comparison functionality allows you to: 

• Compare schools or districts
• Select a specific year for comparisons and toggle between years as desired
• Select the data elements to be included in the comparison results from a list of all fields or by data category (e.g., summary, student demographic, performance, suspensions/expulsions, finance)
• Add in corresponding state or county data for elements you’ve added
• Filter results using criteria you select (e.g., show districts matching a specific data range such as enrollment between 1-500 students, or show only districts or schools within specific counties)
• Sort each data element from high to low or low to high, or sort districts/schools alphabetically
• Add specific schools or districts into the comparison (e.g., add a high-performing district or a neighboring district or school regardless of the other selection criteria used)
• Export results to Excel
• Eliminate a data element from results if you don’t need it
• “Pin” one or more districts or schools so that they are always displayed in the left-most columns of the results regardless of any sorting performed by the user – allowing you to compare districts/schools of interest with the highest or lowest values in each field

For a step-by-step “how to” directions on using the comparisons, view one of our online tutorials or see our How to Create District or School Comparisons article. Or start making your own comparisons: Compare Schools or Compare Districts.