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July 2025 WISE Insights, Special Edition: Statewide Assessment Data
July Special Edition 2025
2024-25 Statewide Assessment Data in WISEdash for Districts
Assessment results are now available in WISEdash for Districts.
Results are summarized at the school, district, and state levels, and include summaries for various student demographic groups, such as English learners and students with disabilities.
Districts may share their summary assessment results with their school boards prior to the DPI public release. Districts may not publicly share personally identifiable information and therefore would be responsible to ensure shared results are redacted to comply with data security and student privacy requirements, as outlined in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and state law. More information about maintaining student data privacy is available on the Student Data Privacy webpage.
District summary data may be shared with district and school staff who understand the data security and student privacy requirements outlined in FERPA and state law. This allows district staff to use the data for professional development, continuous improvement efforts, and other planning purposes. Districts may share individual student reports with parents or guardians, teachers, school leaders, and others with a legitimate interest.
Districts should not share statewide data reported in the vendor portals. This data has not yet been through DPI’s quality assurance and validation process and is therefore subject to change.
If you have questions about how to access WISEdash for Districts, please submit a WISE Help Ticket.
If you have questions about interpreting the data, please contact the Office of Educational Accountability at DPIOSAmail@dpi.wi.gov