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Longitudinal Completion Rates, Grades 9-12, by Instructional Program and Special Population,
Class of 2007, Texas Public Schools

        Graduated             Continued           Received GED         Dropped out         Completion I        Completion II    
Group Class Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%) Number Rate (%)
At-risk 154,661 100,288 64.8 22,202 14.4 4,134 2.7 28,037 18.1 122,490 79.2 126,624 81.9
 
Bilingual or English as a second language 11,408 4,249 37.2 2,955 25.9 62 0.5 4,142 36.3 7,204 63.1 7,266 63.7
 
Career and technical education 134,322 114,801 85.5 6,964 5.2 1,737 1.3 10,820 8.1 121,765 90.7 123,502 91.9
 
Gifted and talented 28,930 28,375 98.1 166 0.6 116 0.4 273 0.9 28,541 98.7 28,657 99.1
 
Immigrant 2,969 1,382 46.5 430 14.5 17 0.6 1,140 38.4 1,812 61.0 1,829 61.6
 
Limited English proficient 13,820 5,430 39.3 3,500 25.3 112 0.8 4,778 34.6 8,930 64.6 9,042 65.4
 
Migrant 2,852 1,714 60.1 377 13.2 58 2.0 703 24.6 2,091 73.3 2,149 75.4
 
Special education 34,845 24,513 70.3 4,987 14.3 487 1.4 4,858 13.9 29,500 84.7 29,987 86.1
 
Title I 116,812 82,453 70.6 13,091 11.2 2,407 2.1 18,861 16.1 95,544 81.8 97,951 83.9

Note. A dash (-) indicates data are not reported to protect student anonymity. When the number of students represented by a final status is not reported, the corresponding class size is presented in intervals of 50 to provide a general idea of the number of students in the class while maintaining student anonymity. In a class of <150, for example, the number of students is between 100 and 149. Completion I consists of students who graduated or continued high school. Completion II consists of students who graduated, continued high school, or received General Educational Development (GED) certificates.

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