Table 62 2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by District: Selected Sub-Populations (C ontinued)
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Table A: School districts that met high need or recognized need criteria, and provider count.
* A high need district is defined as a district that is significantly underperforming in graduation rate and dropout rate
and is above the state average in at least one of the following two categories: percentage of students qualifying for
the Free and Reduced School Lunch (FRSL) program or percentage of student from low-income families. All high
need areas are also recognized need areas (see below). Significantly underperforming is defined as eight percentage
points below the 2008 Virginia average graduation rate of 82%, and five percentage points above the state average
dropout rate of 9.3%.
Table A: School Districts that Met High or Recognized Need Criteria, and Provider Count. vi
According to Baum and Ma (2007), the typical college graduate with full time, year-
Figure 1: Annual income and taxes paid by educational level.
Figure 3: Dropout rates of the first-time, four-year cohort entering 2004-2005 (Source: Virginia
Department of Education).
Table 1: Virginia school districts by region and access provider count.
Table 1: Virginia school districts by region and access provider count (continued)
Table 2: College access provider phase II demographics
Maps
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Virginia Access Providers By District and Region: Group Providers
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VCCS Career Coaches By District and Region
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VCCS Career Coaches By District and Region C ontinued
Gear Up by District Locations
Talent Search by District and Region
Talent Search by District and Region C ontinued
Upward Bound By District, Region, and Host Institution
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2008 Eighth Grade SOL Math Passing Grade: Percentage Points Difference from State Average (C ontinued)
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Access Provider Survey: Targeted Populations, K-12
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2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by Selected Race/Ethnicity
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2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by Selected Race/Ethnicity (C ontinued)
2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by Selected Race/Ethnicity (C ontinued)
NOTE: Grad rate is based the Virginia Department of Education on-time graduation rate, which tends to be lower than the completer rate which includes GED
and other certificates. Dropout rates are based on the four-year 2004 freshman class.
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2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by District: Selected Sub-Populations (C ontinued)
2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by District: Selected Sub-Populations (C ontinued)
2008 Virginia Graduation and Dropout Rates by District: Selected Sub-Populations (C ontinued)
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Toward Graduation: Access Provider Districts, Targeted Sub-Populations, and Services
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Toward Graduation: Access Provider Districts, Targeted Sub-Populations, and Services (C ontinued)
Toward Graduation: Access Provider Districts, Targeted Sub-Populations, and Services (C ontinued)
Toward Graduation: Access Provider Districts, Targeted Sub-Populations, and Services (C ontinued)
Toward Graduation: Access Provider Districts, Targeted Sub-Populations, and Services (C ontinued)
Toward Graduation: Access Provider Targeted Grades, and Services
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Toward Graduation: Access Provider Targeted Grades, and Services (C ontinued)
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High School C ompleter Plans to Attend a Four-Y ear College: 1997 to 2008 C omparison
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HS Completer Plans to Attend a Four-Y ear College: 1997 to 2008 C omparison (C ontinued)
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Source: Virginia Department of Education (2009).
*Note: Shaded cells in “Completer Plans” columns highlight below state average percentage of 39%:
in the “Comparison” column shaded cells highlight a negative change in completer plans, 1997-2008
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High School C ompleter Plans to Attend a Two or Four-Y ear College: 1997 to 2008 C omparison
High School C ompleter Plans to Attend a Two or Four-Y ear College: 1997 to 2008 C omparison (C ontinued)
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Source: Virginia Department of Education (2009).
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The A pplication Stage: Tests and Forms (C ontinued)
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Percent of Population Over 25 Y ears Old with a Bachelors Degree
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Note: This Virginia state graduation rate given here (80.3%) varies from the one given elsewhere (82%),
due to differences in the calculation process between the U.S. Census Bureau calculation in this table, and
the State Department of Education calculation used elsewhere.
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*Asterisk denotes providers who completed access survey
*Asterisk denotes providers who completed access survey
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Career Coaches by Region and District
Career Coaches by Region and District (C ontinued)
*Denotes Career Coaches who participated in the College Access Provider Survey
GEAR UP by Region and District
*Denotes Access Providers who participated in the College Access Provider Survey
Talent Search by Region and District
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General Access Providers by Primary Targeted Populations, Region, and District
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General Access Providers by Primary Targeted Populations, Region, and District (C ontinued)
VA - Denotes that the program operates within the Commonwealth, but does not service any particular
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Totals for Provider Populations and Activities
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2008 Virginia Data and Provider Services, Low-Income Focus
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*Note: State averages are based on district data used in this appendix. Shaded cells highlight categories of in excess of (% of students
from families; % FRSL program participation) or below (graduation rate), state averages.
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School Districts by Fall Headcount, Provider Population, Graduation Rate, Dropout Rate, Percent Low-Income, and Largest Minority
Group, 2008
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chool Districts by Fall Headcount, Provider Population, Graduation Rate, Dropout Rate, Percent Low-Income, and Largest Minority
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Top and Bottom Six by Districts with Above Average Percentages of Students from Low-Income Families:
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*Completer plans indicate what percentage of graduating senior students plan to go on to a two-year or four-year college directly afte
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Top 16 and Bottom 15 School Districts by Provider C ount
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Explanation of Provider C ount Totals by District (C ontinued)
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*The column called "Career Coaches" counts each instance of a career coach program once per community college host. For example: if a district has more
one community college listed in its geographic vicinity, it received two Career Coach instances. We chose this approach to place the focus on the communit
colleges as hosts of the Career Coach programs, rather than on the individual Career Coach providers working in the high schools who may experience turnc
on a regular basis. See the following note for further explanation.
