A+ Education Partnership was integral in the passage of HB 109—a huge win for both the state and Alabama’s students and families navigating education and workforce pathways. The legislation establishes a secure education and workforce data system. Most importantly, this law emphasizes inclusivity and diversity in how the data system is governed and aims to enhance transparency, data analysis, and policy development to improve education and workforce outcomes in Alabama. It incorporates workforce data into the system and matches it with individual-level education data to link early learning, education, workforce training, and employment outcomes—crucial pieces of information that leaders need to make decisions that benefit students. A+ Alabama’s tireless work made the passage of this law a reality. The legislation was introduced in the previous session and passed unanimously in the House but failed to pass the Senate. The dedicated advocates in Alabama took on the work to ensure its passage this year and by doing so, have set up Alabama’s students and families to access more and better information about education and workforce pathways and Alabama’s leaders to make evidence-based decisions about how to best support students through high school and beyond.