High School Completion - What are the high school completion rates?

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What are the high school completion rates?

Credential:

All Types •Certificate •HSED •Regular Diploma •Combined

Timeframe:

All Timeframes •Four-Year Rate •Five-Year Rate •Six-Year Rate •Legacy Rate (By Age 21)

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All Students •Gender •Race/Ethnicity •Grade •Disability •Economic Status •English Proficiency

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Prior Years •District/State •Selected Schools •Current State Data

Graduation (regular diploma) and completion rate reporting changed in 2003-04 and 2009-10. 2003-04 was a year of transition to a new student data collection, and as a result 2003-04 legacy-rate data may not be comprehensive. 4-year rates were first available in 2009-10, 5-Year rates were first available in 2010-11, and 6-year rates were first available in 2011-12. See formulas for calculating rates. Due to 2010-11 race/ethnicity reporting changes, pre- and post-2010-11 completion rates by race/ethnicity may not be comparable. Also note that automated processes to protect student privacy were modified in spring 2012. [More]

**Total Expected to Complete High School is the denominator used to calculate graduation and completion rates. For the four-year rates, this total is the count of students in the adjusted 4-year cohort for the graduating class. For the legacy rates, this total is the sum of actual high school completers, cohort dropouts, plus noncompleters who reached the maximum age associated with the right to a free public education.