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The Illinois State Board of Education has added data qualifiers to indicate the affected metrics as superintendents view district and school data in the Educator Preview. ISBE collected no data for some metrics, such as assessments, for the 2019-20 school year. ISBE collected data for other metrics, such as chronic absenteeism, but the suspension of in-person instruction likely impacted the results. View the fact sheet.  \n• 2020 Report Card FAQ  \nReport Card staff have compiled the most frequently asked questions from the 2020 Report Card Overview webinar and answered them in an FAQ. View the FAQ here. You can also listen to the Q&A portion of both sessions at the following links:  \no  Session \\#1 Q&A  \no  Session \\#2 Q&A  \n• REMINDER: All 2020 Illinois Report Card data is under embargo and subject to change until noon on Oct. 30.  \nDistricts may share their 2020 Illinois Report Card data only with individuals whom they determine to have legitimate  \neducational interests with the express understanding that the data are not to be shared publicly until after the official statewide release on Oct. 30. Publicly available discussions, presentations, and reports based upon embargoed data may not occur during the embargo period.  \nDive Deeper  \nIn Case You Missed It    \n• 2020 Report Card Overview Webinar  \nISBE staff reviewed all new and different elements on the 2020 Report Card, including data affected by the suspension of  \nin-person instruction. Staff also provided information on unchanged Summative Designations for 2020. View the presentation and recording.  \n• View all 2020 Report Card webinars and presentations on the Illinois Report Card page under “Presentations & Webinars.”  \n[SUBSCRIBE to the Report Card Rundown by visiting](SUBSCRIBE to the Report Card Rundown by visiting www.ISBE.net/ReportCard)[ ](SUBSCRIBE to the Report Card Rundown by visiting www.ISBE.net/ReportCard)[www.ISBE.net/ReportCard](SUBSCRIBE to the Report Card Rundown by visiting www.ISBE.net/ReportCard)!  \nVisit the Illinois Report Card webpage for additional details and updates.","cbCaibOPMLimmn7e","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibOPMLimmn7e","pdf",395874,"English","# Need to Know\n## 2020 Report Card Timeline\n## 2020 Report Card Metrics Affected by Covid-19 Fact Sheet\n## 2020 Report Card FAQ\n## Reminder: Embargo and sharing rules\n# Dive Deeper\n## 2020 Report Card Overview Webinar\n## Presentations & Webinars","[{\"question\":\"What key dates are included in the 2020 Illinois Report Card timeline?\",\"answer\":\"The timeline covers district preview access (Oct. 15), preliminary data under embargo (Oct. 26), a media call (Oct. 28), release-day status changes (Oct. 29 and Oct. 30), and the official publication time at noon on Oct. 30.\"},{\"question\":\"How did COVID-19 affect the 2020 Report Card metrics?\",\"answer\":\"Suspension of in-person instruction in the 2019–20 school year affected multiple metrics. 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