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How Are We Doing? 2010-11 Washington Graduation Statistics

How Are We Doing? 2010-11 Washington Graduation Statistics . Deb Came GATE Advisory Meeting June 5, 2012. Graduation Rates. Different Methodologies. Traditional Method. Cohort (new) Method. Comparison of Methods. Grad Rates by Ethnicity / Race Four-Year Adjusted Cohort Method.

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How Are We Doing? 2010-11 Washington Graduation Statistics

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  1. How Are We Doing? 2010-11 Washington Graduation Statistics Deb Came GATE Advisory Meeting June 5, 2012

  2. Graduation Rates

  3. Different Methodologies Traditional Method Cohort (new) Method

  4. Comparison of Methods

  5. Grad Rates by Ethnicity / RaceFour-Year Adjusted Cohort Method

  6. Grad Rates by SubgroupFour-Year Adjusted Cohort Method

  7. Districts with Lowest Grad Rate

  8. Districts with Highest Grad Rate

  9. Contact Deb Came, Ph.D. Director, Student Information, OSPI deb.came@k12.wa.us (360) 725-6356 Lisa Ireland Research Analyst, Student Information, OSPI lisa.ireland@k12.wa.us (360) 725-6358

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