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Webinars for states to demonstrate products they have developed, share best practices, and discuss issues of interest. The SLDS State Support Team (SST) is a group of data system experts directing support of states around developing, managing, using, and sustaining SLDSs. Better decisions require better information .
This principle lies at the heart of the Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems (SLDS) Grant Program. Through grants and a growing range of services and resources, the program has helped propel the successful design, development, implementation, and expansion of K12 and P-20W (early learning through the workforce) longitudinal data systems. Click here to learn more about our program .
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