How the Pieces Fit Together
- Graduation tells us who finishes high school.
- Early career and college opportunities show who gets a head start while still in high school.
- College enrollment and persistence show who continues into college after high school.
- Transition and pathway data show how students with disabilities move into adult life.
Together, they give a clear picture of whether students are prepared for their future.
Graduation Rate
Are students earning diplomas on time?
Four-Year Graduation Rate
Freshmen who graduate within four years
1.1% increase from previous school year
Five-Year Graduation Rate
Freshmen who graduate within five years
-0.6% decrease from previous school year
College Enrollment and Persistence
Are graduates starting and staying in college?
College Enrollment
Graduates who go to college after high school
-2.8% decrease from previous school year
College Persistence
Graduates who remain enrolled in college
9.2% increase from previous school year
Early College and Career Credentials
Are students earning college or career credit in high school?
Early College and Career Credentials (ECCC)
Graduates who earn at least one credential
-5.5% decrease from previous school year
Postsecondary Pathways & Transition Enrollment
Are graduates with significant cognitive disabilities finding paths after high school?
Postsecondary Pathways & Transition Enrollment
Students with significant cognitive disabilities who move into meaningful programs after graduation