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Graduation rates & test scores

Graduation rates and the share of students passing state tests, by school, district and state, with ranges turned into usable numbers.

Published by U.S. Department of Education EDFacts Finest detail facility Tables 5
State data notes Sample of 25 rows out of about 2,795 · 9 columns
row_idschool_yearstatefile_specdata_groupreporting_leveldata_notestate_notesource_zip
12020-2021,2019-2020,2018-2019,2017-2018,2016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011ALL STATES150,150151695,695696SEAThe National (United States) graduation rates are not calculated for all subgroups, including Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders, Two or More Races, Homeless, and Foster Care Students. If SEAs reported these subgroups, the data are available at the SEA-, LEA-, and School-level.The state notes in all sections of ED Data Express reflect the views of the state only and do not necessarily reflect compliance with requirements or consistency with reporting instructions.SY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
22011-2012,2010-2011No data150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAIdaho received an approved timeline extension request, and did not report an adjusted cohort graduation rate until SY2012-13.No dataSY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
32016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011ALABAMA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAAlabama: The Alabama State Department of Education has indicated that their adjusted cohort graduation rate data was misstated. Please use Alabama’s adjusted cohort graduation rate data with caution. For more information, please see the following press release issued by the state: https://www.alsde.edu/sec/comm/News%20Releases/12-08-2016%20Graduation%20Rate%20Review.pdf.No dataSY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
42016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEADistrict of Columbia: The Office of the State Superintended of Education (OSSE) calculates the ACGR based on certified graduates lists that are provided by LEAs to OSSE. Each LEA is responsible for applying its graduation policies to its potential graduates when creating the certified graduates list. One of DC’s LEAs is modifying its method for applying its graduation policies, which may result in future changes to these numbers. See this report for additional information: https://osse.dc.gov/release/osse-releases-final-alvarez-marsal-report-dcps-graduation-and-attendance-outcomesNo dataSY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
52012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011IDAHO150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAIdaho received an approved timeline extension request, and did not report an adjusted cohort graduation rate until SY2013-14.No dataSY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
62011-2012,2010-2011OKLAHOMA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAOkahoma was unable to report adjusted cohort graduation rate data until SY2012-13.Oklahoma is currently unable to calculate this cohort graduation rate. To accomplish the demands of this graduation calculation, a statewide data management system which is effectively utilized by every district in our state is necessary. To this point, such a system has not been fully operational in Oklahoma because not all districts provided and certified the needed data. We are developing a new tool through our data management system for districts to certify the retrospective data we need to complete the cohort analysis.SY1011_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_SEA_data_files.zip
82020-2021,2019-2020,2018-2019,2017-2018,2016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011ALL STATES150,150151695,695696LEA,SCHAt the LEA- and School-levels, the subgroups 'Asian' and 'Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders' are aggregated and reported as 'Asian/Pacific Islander'.At the LEA- and School-levels, the subgroups 'Asian' and 'Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders' are aggregated and reported as 'Asian/Pacific Islander'.The state notes in all sections of ED Data Express reflect the views of the state only and do not necessarily reflect compliance with requirements or consistency with reporting instructions.SY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
92011-2012,2010-2011No data150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAIdaho received an approved timeline extension request, and did not report an adjusted cohort graduation rate until SY2012-13.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
102016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011ALABAMA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAAlabama: The Alabama State Department of Education has indicated that their adjusted cohort graduation rate data was misstated. Please use Alabama’s adjusted cohort graduation rate data with caution. For more information, please see the following press release issued by the state: https://www.alsde.edu/sec/comm/News%20Releases/12-08-2016%20Graduation%20Rate%20Review.pdf.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
112016-2017ALABAMA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAAlabama: Partial Data: No data were reported for Students with Disabilities (CWD), Economically Disadvantaged, English learners, and American Indian/Alaska Native (MAN) subgroups in SY2016-17.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
122017-2018ALASKA150,151695,696LEAThe reported graduation rate (FS150) does not match the graduation rate calculated using reported counts (FS151) for 3 LEAs: 0200210, 0200480, and 0200720 . The difference between the reported and calculated rates ranges from -0.01 to -0.01%. Please use caution when using the data.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
132017-2018BUREAU OF INDIAN EDUCATION150,151695,696LEAThe reported graduation rate (FS150) does not match the graduation rate calculated using reported counts (FS151) for 2 LEAs: 5900145 (homeless subgroup) and 5900115 (Children with Disabilities subgroup). Please use caution when using the data.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
142016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEADistrict of Columbia: The Office of the State Superintended of Education (OSSE) calculates the ACGR based on certified graduates lists that are provided by LEAs to OSSE. Each LEA is responsible for applying its graduation policies to its potential graduates when creating the certified graduates list. One of DC’s LEAs is modifying its method for applying its graduation policies, which may result in future changes to these numbers. See this report for additional information: https://osse.dc.gov/release/osse-releases-final-alvarez-marsal-report-dcps-graduation-and-attendance-outcomesNo dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
152012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011IDAHO150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAIdaho received an approved timeline extension request, and did not report an adjusted cohort graduation rate until SY2013-14.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
162011-2012,2010-2011OKLAHOMA150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAOkahoma was unable to report adjusted cohort graduation rate data until SY2012-13.Oklahoma is currently unable to calculate this cohort graduation rate. To accomplish the demands of this graduation calculation, a statewide data management system which is effectively utilized by every district in our state is necessary. To this point, such a system has not been fully operational in Oklahoma because not all districts provided and certified the needed data. We are developing a new tool through our data management system for districts to certify the retrospective data we need to complete the cohort analysis.SY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
172016-2017UTAH150,150151,151695,695696,696LEADue to data quality concerns, Utah's LEA level data have been suppressed in SY2016-17.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
182013-2014WASHINGTON150,150151,151695,695696,696LEA,SEAWashington submitted conflicting Asian permitted values. Upon examination, it appears as though the Asian/Pacific Islander count is an aggregation of the Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander counts. Due to this potential error, the Asian/Pacific Islander data may be double the actual counts of Asian/Pacific Islander students in the adjusted-cohort graduation rate. Almost all subgroup cohort counts reported at the SEA level are significantly higher than aggregated LEA subgroup counts (5.0 to 11.7% higher).No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
192016-2017WYOMING150,150151,151695,695696,696LEADue to data quality concerns, Wyoming's LEA level data have been suppressed in SY2016-17.No dataSY1018_FS150_FS151_DG695_DG696_LEA_data_files.zip
232016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011No data175,178,179,185,188,189583,584,585,588,589,590LEA,SEAThe reporting period for the mathematics, reading/language arts, and science assessment data is the state-specific assessment testing window. Note that most states administer their assessments in the spring.No dataSY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
242016-2017,2015-2016,2014-2015,2013-2014,2012-2013,2011-2012,2010-2011No data175,178,185,188583,584,588,589LEA,SEAState assessments are designed by each state to measure the content the state has determined appropriate for that grade and subject. As a result, both the content on the tests and achievement standards students must meet to be considered “proficient” vary widely across states. Proficiency rates across different states should not be considered comparable. Uses of the data to compare achievement across states could be done utilizing a school’s relation to their state mean or to a state target, but should be done with caution. For more information, the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) has released a series of studies exploring state assessment comparability utilizing the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). NCES studies on NAEP and state assessments can be accessed online here: <a href="http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/studies/statemapping/">http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/studies/statemapping/</a> Additionally, state assessments have changed significantly over time. For information on state assessment changes, see the individual state data notes.No dataSY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
252015-2016ALABAMA175583LEA,SEAAlabama made the following changes to its regular assessments for high school between SY2014-15 and SY2015-16: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Significantly changed assessment items, and (4) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2015-16 results are not comparable to prior years.No dataSY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
262014-2015ALABAMA175583LEA,SEAAlabama made the following changes to its alternate assessments for all grades between SY2013-14 and SY2014-15: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Significantly changed assessment items, and (4) Realigned assessment to new content standards. As a result, the State's SY2014-15 results are not comparable to prior years.No dataSY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
272013-2014ALABAMA175583LEA,SEAAlabama made the following changes to its regular assessment with and without accommodations between SY2012-13 and SY2013-14: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Changed assessment items, (4) Used new assessment, and (5) Discontinued Alabama High School Graduation Exam. As a result, the State's SY2013-14 results are not comparable to prior years.No dataSY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
282016-2017ALASKA175583LEA,SEAAlaska made the following changes to its regular assessments for high school between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Significantly changed assessment items, and (3) Used entirely new assessment. Additionally, Alaska indicated changing its regular assessments for grades 3 through 8. As a result, the State's SY2016-17 results are not comparable to prior years.The scale and score ranges for PEAKS are different than those used with previous summative assessments. Please note that Alaska canceled general and alternate assessment during the 2015-2016 school year.SY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip
292015-2016ALASKA175,175178179,178,185,188583,583584585,584,588,589LEA,SEANo data reported at the SEA, LEA, or School levels in SY2015-16.Data for these files do not exist due to the cancellation of state assessments.SY1018_FS175_DG583_LEA_data_files.zip

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