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Statistics on children, youth and families in Ohio from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Children's Defense Fund–Ohio
Students graduating from high school (4 year longitudinal) in Ohio
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Definition and Source
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Definition
The 4-year longitudinal graduation rate as reported by the Ohio Department of Education.
Data Source
Ohio Department of Education, Ohio School Report Cards. Extracted from http://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Notes
The longitudinal graduation rate places students into a cohort when they enter 9th grade. Each student is then tracked to determine whether they graduate within 4 years or are a non-graduate.
School districts were assigned to the county where their district office is located.
In order to include summer graduates in the graduation rate calculation, the four-year graduation rate is lagged by one year so that the rate on the 2017 report card represents the Four-Year rate for the graduating class of 2016.
The year refers to spring of the academic year (ex. 2010 refers to the 2009-2010 school year).
School districts were assigned to the county where their district office is located.
In order to include summer graduates in the graduation rate calculation, the four-year graduation rate is lagged by one year so that the rate on the 2017 report card represents the Four-Year rate for the graduating class of 2016.
The year refers to spring of the academic year (ex. 2010 refers to the 2009-2010 school year).
Last Updated
December 2017