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Statistics on children, youth and families in Texas from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Every Texan
High schoolers that received GED / Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency (TxCHSE) by race and ethnicity in Texas
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Definition
The number and percent of students from a class of ninth graders who received their GED between 9th grade and standard graduation date four years later, by race/ethnicity. Percentages are within racial/ethnic group of students. For example, 0.6% of Texas' African-American students received their GED. Year indicates the graduating year of the cohort.
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For a list of the school districts counted in each county, visit https://rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/adhocrpt/adgeo.html
For data on school districts, contact [email protected].
Data Source
Texas Education Agency
Notes
**After 2017 TEA refers to the GED as TxCHSE - Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency.**
A code of NA generally indicates that the number is masked, either because it is a low number event or because a different category that is a low number event could be imputed based on the number. The exceptions to this code are Loving and Kenedy counties, for which NA indicates that the data is not available or not applicable.
A code of NA generally indicates that the number is masked, either because it is a low number event or because a different category that is a low number event could be imputed based on the number. The exceptions to this code are Loving and Kenedy counties, for which NA indicates that the data is not available or not applicable.
Last Updated
December 2023