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See the story behind your NJSLA results

DataVot turns the official New Jersey assessment file your school already receives into clear dashboards and reports — no data team required.

Request a pilot for your school

Nothing to install. Try it with any spreadsheet you like — you don't need to upload student data to see how it works.

UploadDrop in your NJSLA file — or any spreadsheet your school keeps
BuildDrag fields into Rows, Columns and Values — pivot table builds instantly
ShareCreate a report, share with colleagues, or export the table

From your NJSLA file to clear insight

The data you already own

Every fall, the state delivers a detailed NJSLA file with every student's scores. DataVot turns that exact file into dashboards and reports — no data team required.

Slice by any column

Break results down by grade, school, subject, performance level, or any field in your file — to surface the gaps that matter and target support.

Compare across years

When the state renames columns between testing cycles, DataVot lines up the ones that match and suggests the rest — you confirm, and multi-year trends work.

Built for student privacy

Dashboards return aggregated counts, never raw student rows. We'll sign your own DPA or the New Jersey NDPA.

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① Build your pivot
Pivot table editor - drag fields into rows, columns and values
② See the results instantly
Pivot table result showing school performance breakdowns
③ Performance levels by school
0255075100JeffersonKennedyLincolnRooseveltDid not meetPartiallyApproachedMetExceeded
④ Proficiency rates at a glance
0255075100JeffersonKennedyLincolnRoosevelt64%30%46%36%

Start with your own results

DataVot is built for New Jersey schools and nothing else — NJSLA files, performance levels and proficiency, out of the box. We work closely with every school that uses it. Tell us about yours and we'll set it up with results you already have — and we'll sign your data agreement before any student data moves.