Educational Outcomes
The number of students graduating on time (after four years of high school), as a percentage of their cohort. The cohort is the class of ninth–graders beginning high school together.
The number of students who dropped out of high school, as a percentage of their cohort. The cohort is the class of ninth–graders beginning high school together.
The number of students who transferred from a regular high school program to a GED program, as a percentage of their cohort. A GED program prepares students for the tests required to earn the General Educational Development credential, which certifies that a student has demonstrated a level of knowledge equal to or greater than 40% of graduating high school seniors. The cohort is the class of ninth–graders beginning high school together.
The self–reported post–graduation plans of high school seniors reported in a state survey.
The number of residents with a particular level of education, expressed as a percentage of all residents 25 and older.
The number of residents with particular education level, expressed as a percentage of all residents 25 and older, broken down by race and ethnicity.
