u/fluffyr42 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
>Q: Why didn't schools publish H2 2022 outcomes like normal 6 months ago, followed by "new" 2022 full year outcomes six months later? Right, I think this makes a lot more sense if the goal is transparency.
u/michaelnovati replied ·
Yeah no kidding, and and u/CIRR_Board (Fluffy works at Rithm School) didn't answer that question... if they want you guys at Rithm and people like Launch School (who want to be more transparent than CIRR is today) to join CIRR and help it grow, CIRR shouldn't broadcast themselves as the gold standard of transparency trying to get other people to join with an arrogant attitude like this below:
>Schools will care about this if prospective students care about this. The more students who ask a school why they aren't reporting to CIRR or to see their outcomes reports, the more pressure there is on them to participate. We will continue to try to increase participation, but I will put out the bat signal to you all for help.
Some people don't join CIRR because they want it to be more transparent and why face an uphill battle when they can make their own standards more easily on their own.
That's not to say the CIRR standard is decent, it's not extremely far from perfect or the gold standard, and acknowledging that and seeking help to improve it might go farther than trying to "pressure" (their words) people into joining CIRR.