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CPE: Data Center to inform higher education progress By Sue Patrick The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) announces the public launch of a comprehensive CPE Data Center to help inform higher education progress. Located at cpe.ky.gov/data, the data center features 17 interactive tools that track campus and state progress on key metrics. Performance on the metrics will help guide policy decisions toward CPE's goal to have 60 percent of Kentuckians with a quality degree or credential by the year 2030. "Connecting policymakers and our partners to these dashboards will drive strategic, data-driven decision-making to support efforts to improve enrollment, retention and graduation outcomes across all student demographics, resulting in a more highly skilled workforce for Kentucky," said CPE President Aaron Thompson. The dashboards cover a wide range of higher education metrics, including:
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