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Longitudinal Completion Rates, Grades 9-12, by Instructional Program and Special Population,
Class of 2008, 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 155,063 101,815 65.7 23,891 15.4 3,453 2.2 25,904 16.7 125,706 81.1 129,159 83.3
 
Bilingual or English as a second language 11,402 4,911 43.1 2,962 26.0 42 0.4 3,487 30.6 7,873 69.0 7,915 69.4
 
Career and technical education 133,659 117,013 87.5 6,644 5.0 1,317 1.0 8,685 6.5 123,657 92.5 124,974 93.5
 
Gifted and talented 29,377 28,832 98.1 182 0.6 111 0.4 252 0.9 29,014 98.8 29,125 99.1
 
Immigrant 2,948 1,470 49.9 432 14.7 7 0.2 1,039 35.2 1,902 64.5 1,909 64.8
 
Limited English proficient 13,787 6,092 44.2 3,374 24.5 75 0.5 4,246 30.8 9,466 68.7 9,541 69.2
 
Migrant 2,647 1,754 66.3 331 12.5 31 1.2 531 20.1 2,085 78.8 2,116 79.9
 
Special education 34,357 23,996 69.8 5,089 14.8 307 0.9 4,965 14.5 29,085 84.7 29,392 85.5
 
Title I 119,277 85,594 71.8 13,712 11.5 1,954 1.6 18,017 15.1 99,306 83.3 101,260 84.9

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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