09/25/2026
Colorado just reached an exciting milestone in connecting K-12, higher education, and workforce data.
Last week, the state’s new CO Data Connections (COData) system launched its first public dashboards. For the first time, Colorado can now use its own data — and not a national average — to follow graduates' paths after high school and better understand the talent pipeline and earning potential.
This is work we’re proud to support through the Homegrown Talent Coalition and the Better Data for Better Decisions Coalition and is an important investment in the state's ability to assess what the Big Three (industry-recognized credentials, work-based learning, and postsecondary credit) truly mean for a student’s future.
We're excited to see what Colorado can learn as COData continues and how it will inform decisions about how we prepare students for what comes next.
Explore the new dashboard and COData here: https://bit.ly/4rxt6s1
Colorado Succeeds Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology
DENVER – Colorado’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) published its first Education and Workforce Pathways Dashboard, connecting high school pathway participation to what happens next in college, training, and the […]