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What Is the DRI?
The District Readiness Index compiles 30 measures across 5 domains to help education leaders across California better understand the conditions for launching and sustaining improvement and innovation initiatives.
History of the Project
Who It’s For
School districts, families, and community partners can use this tool to identify areas where they can increase their capacity to sustain improvement and innovation.
What You Can Do with This Information
Why It Matters
Research shows that strengthening these 5 domains can make a school district more capable of maintaining innovation and improvement initiatives. Sustained improvement means better and more equitable outcomes for students.
Research & MethodologyFind a district or county
Filters
District
Readiness Rating
You are viewing all district types. Some may be overlapping. Click Advanced Search to filter by district type.
For the initial iteration of the DRI, the database only includes LEAs identified as Elementary, Unified, and High
School Districts with 2,500 or more enrolled students. The DRI does not include:
- Districts with student enrollment under 2,500
- Charter schools
- County Offices of Education
- Private schools
- Unique Local Educational Agencies (e.g., State Special Schools; Regional Occupation Centers)
How the District Readiness Index works
With the District Readiness Index, not only can you review areas to strengthen in a single district, but you can also compare information across districts in a number of ways.
What goes into the ratings?
A summative rating has been compiled using data from measures across 5 domains:
Community
Family & Community Engagement
Do district decision-making processes, resources, and capacities provide local stakeholders a seat at the table?
Finance
Financial Management
Does the district maintain enough financial flexibility to invest in sustainable reforms?
Leadership
Leadership & Governance
Do district leaders stay long enough and adopt policies to sustain major initiatives?
Personnel
School Personnel
Has the district adequately and equitably recruited personnel to & retained them in its schools?
Workplace
Work Environment
Does the district demonstrate the ability to collaborate with its teacher’s union and its investment in educators?
