The thing I like about MySchool is that it is a much more holistic approach to schools data than what we've been previously offered (e.g. VCE performance tables), however they still don't tell all. They don't say much about how well-adjusted kids are (are they put under pressure to succeed? Or is there the opposite problem?), or if they're given the opportunity to follow a range of different passions (not just academics and sports), or the sense of community there is, etc. And these aren't things that can always be measured statistically, or even judged relative to other schools. It'd be a pity if data like this caused a blindness to other possibilities than a classically 'high performing school' and it would be even worse if schools stopped caring about students holistically so that they could improve their MySchool data and subsequent enrollments. And even worse again, if funding were to be based on test performance as it is in the US (which makes no sense at all).