Title: Using Equity Audits to Assess and Address Opportunity Gaps Across Education - IDRA
Headings: 
The Role of Accountability
The Purpose of an Equity Audit
Programmatic Equity
Teaching Quality
Achievement Equity
Data Collection and Review
The Product of an Equity Audit
Equitable Education Outcomes for All Students
Resources

Content: Are teachers in the high needs areas, like special education and bilingual education, certified? Achievement Equity
Where are the achievement and opportunity gaps among population groups based on the state assessment exam at each grade level? Which population groups are graduating at lower rates than others? Which students are being retained in grade? Which students are dropping out of school? When the IDRA EAC- South facilitates equity audits with district teams, we work together to discover the institutional changes that will ensure equitable, diverse and inclusive environments for all learners. Data Collection and Review
An equity audit requires input from stakeholders across a school district. Schools collect data in many forms to provide them with a wide range of influences that contribute to student achievement. Data collection can come from a variety of sources, including: Listening sessions with district leadership;