Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
Half the Class maps California school gender gaps
A public-data project compares boys’ and girls’ school outcomes in California and seeks records the state does not collect.
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- The project says its records requests cover 670 agencies and 1,295 high schools, including data the state does not collect.
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The homepage distinguishes state-published graduation figures from information it says California does not collect, such as GPA and student-leadership data. It describes pilot-district findings and says records requests are underway across 670 agencies; a notification signup is offered for results when published. The stated scope also includes student officers, homecoming court, trends since 2018–19, and how quickly districts answer requests.
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