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What this chart shows: 2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Park School District

2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Park School District

Data Source: Colorado Department of Education

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What this chart shows: 2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Poudre School District

2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Poudre School District

Data Source: Colorado Department of Education

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What this chart shows: 2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Thompson School District

2007-08 Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity and Gender - Thompson School District

Data Source: Colorado Department of Education

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What these data tell us:

In 2007-08, a higher percentage of White students, compared to Hispanic students, graduated from all three Larimer County school districts. The number of other minority populations is too small to make meaningful comparisons.

A higher percentage of female students, compared to male students, graduated from Park and Poudre School Districts in the Class of 2008. In Thompson School District, a higher percentage of White, female students graduated, but a slightly lower percentage of Hispanic, female students graduated when compared to their male counterparts.

Some district data must be reviewed with caution and the understanding that, when student populations in a given group are low, the absence of just one or two graduating students can drastically change the graduation rates. For example, in the Class of 2008 there were six Hispanic students in the membership base of Park School District. Four were female and three of them graduated. Two were males, none of whom graduated, making the overall Hispanic graduation rate 50%.

Data Tables:

Graduation Rates by Ethnicity and Gender in Larimer County

Park School District:

 

Number of Graduates

Graduation Rate 

Hispanic

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

1

0

1

33.3%

n/a

20.0%

2002-03

3

3

6

75.0%

100%

85.7%

2003-04

2

0

2

66.7%

n/a

50.0%

2004-05

3

8

11

75.0%

100%

91.7%

2005-06

3

1

4

100%

16.7%

44.4%

2006-07

5

3

8

55.6%

75.0%

61.5%

2007-08

0

3

3

0.0%

75.0%

50.0%

White

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

55

40

95

96.5%

95.2%

96.0%

2002-03

49

42

91

81.7%

91.3%

85.8%

2003-04

44

37

81

95.7%

94.9%

95.3%

2004-05

34

41

75

97.1%

89.1%

92.6%

2005-06

30

45

75

96.8%

95.7%

96.2%

2006-07

41

41

82

93.2%

91.1%

92.1%

2007-08

35

46

90

85.4%

93.9%

93.3%

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Poudre School District:

Number of Graduates

Graduation Rate

Hispanic

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

52

66

118

76.5%

88%

82.5%

2002-03

53

63

116

84.1%

82.9%

83.5%

2003-04

60

71

131

61.9%

78.9%

70.1%

2004-05

80

79

159

70.8%

80.6%

75.4%

2005-06

73

95

168

60.8%

72.0%

66.7%

2006-07

87

87

174

64.4%

61.7%

63.0%

2007-08

88

89

177

63.8%

69.0%

66.3%

White

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

629

681

1,310

93.2%

94.3%

93.8%

2002-03

699

711

1,410

93.1%

96.3%

94.7%

2003-04

655

701

1,356

85.6%

89.9%

87.8%

2004-05

721

727

1,448

90.4%

89.0%

89.7%

2005-06

751

768

1,519

83.9%

85.5%

84.7%

2006-07

765

786

1,551

82.6%

86.4%

84.5%

2007-08

764

741

1,505

81.8%

85.9%

83.8%

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Thompson School District:

Number of Graduates

Graduation Rate

Hispanic

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

23

28

51

59.0%

75.7%

67.1%

2002-03

26

35

61

68.4%

85.4%

77.2%

2003-04

36

35

71

60.0%

76.1%

67.0%

2004-05

22

39

61

50.0%

79.6%

65.5%

2005-06

37

50

87

72.5%

80.6%

77.0%

2006-07

33

38

71

50.0%

60.3%

55.0%

2007-08

49

44

93

57.0%

54.3%

55.7%

White

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

2001-02

412

430

842

83.6%

87.2%

85.4%

2002-03

471

440

911

87.1%

93.2%

89.9%

2003-04

483

495

978

92.0%

91.2%

91.6%

2004-05

520

480

1,000

90.8%

93.6%

92.1%

2005-06

469

469

938

89.3%

89.7%

89.5%

2006-07

500

496

996

82.2%

86.7%

84.4%

2007-08

449

470

919

80.8%

82.9%

81.8%

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