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CEPI Help and Support
What is CEPI?
The Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) was established by executive order on September 28, 2000 to collect, analyze and report information about Michigan's K-12 schools. CEPI's mission has since grown to include data collection, analysis and reporting on the entire education continuum, from early learning through postsecondary education.
CEPI is an office located within the State Budget Office, and is a part of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB).
What does CEPI do with the data it collects?
All data collected by CEPI are required by state and/or federal statutes. Some of the many ways our data are used include:
- Calculating per-student funding for schools
- Helping schools identify students who qualify for free lunch
- Tracking teacher credentials aligned with course placements
- Calculating graduation and dropout rates
- Providing useful reports and metrics to the schools and taxpayers of Michigan through MI School Data
The Michigan Department of Education also uses the data extensively for both state and federal program monitoring. For a full breakdown of how CEPI uses the data, please see our Data Use Matrices.
How Can I Use CEPI's Data?
I'm a parent: Use MI School Data to explore graduation rates, assessment scores, school report cards and more for your child's school. Use the Educational Entity Master (EEM) to look up contact information for your school or district.
I'm a student: Use the Educational Entity Master (EEM) to look up contact information for your school or district to request a copy of your transcript or diploma.
I'm a researcher: Track trends over time, filter and compare subgroup data for Michigan students, and more. If you need individual-level data, please complete and submit a Human Subjects Review Application. All data are anonymous and FERPA-compliant.
Where Do I Find CEPI Data?
- MI School Data is where you can discover what's working in Michigan schools. Check out this user-friendly website to explore student test scores, graduation rates, school operational information, college and K-12 enrollment numbers, and much, much more, with new reports arriving every month. Users with secure login permissions can access previews of new data and reports before they are available to the public, and can dig deeper to access information at the student level to evaluate ways to improve student outcomes. The MI School Data Contact page has information on acquiring an authorized login ID.
- The Educational Entity Master is a public database of educational buildings, districts, and other facilities in Michigan. It includes address and contact information for all facilities, and enables anyone to search for a specific school, compile a list of administrator email addresses, search by geographic location, and more.
- "I need a copy of my Transcript/Diploma/GED." CEPI does not have transcripts, diplomas or GEDs. For GEDs, please contact the Workforce Development Agency at (517) 373-1692. For transcripts and diplomas, contact your school, district or intermediate school district for assistance. If your school participates in the e-Transcript program, please see the "Guide for Students" on our e-Transcript Web page.
- If you can't find the data you're looking for, please contact our customer support team at cepi@michigan.gov. Email allows us to better research and respond to your questions, but if email is not an option, you can call us at (517) 335-0505, option 3.
I Need to Report Data to CEPI
What do I have to report to CEPI?
When are the deadlines to report?
Who are the authorized CEPI application users of my entity?
Where can I reset my password or update my account information?
Application Login and Security Forms
I Still Need Assistance
If you can't find the answer to your question on our website, please contact our customer support team at cepi@michigan.gov. Email allows us to better research and respond to your questions, but if email is not an option, you can call us at (517) 335-0505, option 3.
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