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OSPI can provide data on Washington state¡¯s educator work force. Data is available in the following areas:

• Certification: issuances and endorsements.
• Demographics: race and ethnicity, age, and gender.
• Education levels: AA, BA, MA, and PhD.
• Employment: salaries and years of experience.
• Other areas that are available: source of educators, educator training, and in-field/out-of-field assignments.

Educator Data Resources

Please see the Data Guidance for Students¡¯ Equitable Access to Effective Educators. The data guidance is to assist Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to identify disproportionality of educator qualifications and student access rate to educator qualifications. The data guidance is to support LEAs in their efforts to comply with federal requirements []. 

The data guidance draws on data from multiple sources. The data can be found on the Washington State Report Card, the Teacher Qualification Comparison Workbook, and other OSPI data portals. 

UPDATE: Due to a high volume of requests, OSPI is prioritizing requests from agency and legislative staff. If you are not affiliated with the agency or the Legislature, your request will be handled as capacity allows starting from February 2025. Please check OSPI's Data Portal for all publicly available data reports. A request only needs to be submitted for data that is not already available through the Data Portal. If you have any questions, please contact us at Educator Data, Research, and Development.

Educator Data Request Form

Please fill out our and a data analyst will respond to your request within 5 business days with an estimated delivery date.

Any data request being submitted from this site is not under the Public Records Act ().