Where This Data Comes From
- Student enrollment records at the end of each school year
- Students who stay within CPS—not those who transfer to another school district
Why This Matters
Staying in school is critical to students’ success. Dropping out reduces the likelihood of graduation and future opportunities for college, careers, and long-term success. Because Options schools serve students who often move between schools or face unique challenges, it’s important that they help students stay engaged and find their next "best fit" if they decide to transfer.
What It Can & Cannot Tell You
It Can Tell You:
- Can show whether students are staying in school or earning their diploma.
- Can highlight when schools need more resources and interventions to help students stay engaged.
- Can point to dropout patterns across groups of students.
It Cannot Tell You:
- Cannot explain why students leave—common reasons include health, work responsibilities, transportation challenges, or family needs.
- Cannot be used alone to judge school quality, since many factors beyond the classroom affect whether students stay enrolled.
Stabilization Rate
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate -
*Retired Category
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate -
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - All Students
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Economic Disadvantage
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Economic Disadvantage
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - English Learner
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-English Learner
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Female
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Male
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Binary
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - IEP
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-IEP
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Black/African American
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Latinx
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Multiracial
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Native American
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Not Listed
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - White
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Temporary Living Situation
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Temporary Living Situation
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - All Students
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Economic Disadvantage
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Economic Disadvantage
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - English Learner
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-English Learner
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Female
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Male
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Binary
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - IEP
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-IEP
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Black/African American
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Latinx
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Multiracial
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Native American
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Not Listed
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - White
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Temporary Living Situation
SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Temporary Living Situation
Questions You May Ask the School
- How does the school support students who are facing challenges outside of the classroom?
- If a student needs to move, how does the school help them transfer to a new school without a gap in their learning?
- How does the school follow up with students who stop attending?
- What programs or partnerships help keep students engaged through graduation?