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High School Completers
2007-08 FINAL DATA
Types of High School Completers:
Regular Diploma without Certificate of Initial Mastery: Diploma earned when a student has fulfilled all school district requirements and state requirements (22 credits, plus competencies) as described in OAR 581-022-0316, but has not earned a Certificate of Initial Mastery (CIM).
Regular Diploma with Certificate of Initial Mastery (CIM): Diploma earned when a student earned a 22-credit diploma (as described above), and met all the Certificate of Initial Mastery standards in writing, math, reading, science, and public speaking.
Modified Diploma: Students earn a modified diploma based on the successful completion of an individualized education program, as defined in ORS 343.035.
No Diploma, or Alternative Credential: Students attended 4 years of high school, but did not receive a regular 22-credit diploma or a modified diploma and did not drop out. Students fell a few credits short of meeting graduation requirements, and many will finish requirements over the summer or in the following school year.
NOTE: GED recipients are not high school completers because they do not complete high school. As defined by Oregon law, they are also not dropouts.
In 2007-08, of the 39,812 students who completed high school, 27,138 (68.2%) earned a regular diploma without a CIM, 7,811 (19.6%) earned a diploma with a CIM, 941 (2.4%) earned a modified diploma (special education), and 3,922 (9.9%) finished the year without earning a diploma.
During the last three years, the percent of all completers who did not receive a diploma went up, from 8.5% in 2005-06, to 9.6% in 2006-07, to 9.9% in 2007-08.
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All High School Completers by Race/Ethnicity and Type of Completer -- 2001-02 to 2007-08
|
YEAR
|
White |
% |
African American |
% |
Hispanic |
% |
Asian/ Pacific Islander |
% |Native American/
Alaskan
Native |
% |
Multi-
Race Ethnicity |
% |
Unknown |
% |
Total |
% | |REGULAR DIPLOMA |2007-08 |26,846 |89.4% |830 |79.0% |3,849 |79.9% |1,811 |90.1% |725 |85.4% |475 |83.3% |413 |82.6% |34,949 |87.8% | | |2006-07 |26,220 |89.7% |806 |76.0% |3,242 |78.7% |1,686 |90.7% |681 |83.6% |370 |86.2% |433 |83.3% |33,438 |87.9% | | |2005-06 |26,248 |89.7% |746 |77.4% |3,139 |82.4% |1,664 |90.1% |597 |79.9% |195 |84.8% |494 |86.2% |33,083 |88.4% | | |2004-05 |26,208 |91.2% |693 |79.4% |2,699 |81.6% |1,581 |90.0% |588 |82.9% |141 |87.6% |678 |81.7% |32,588 |89.6% | | |2003-04 |26,995 |91.6% |692 |82.6% |2,583 |84.4% |1,565 |90.4% |574 |84.4% |116 |92.8% |447 |85.6% |32,972 |90.5% | | |2002-03 |27,107 |90.8% |689 |80.9% |2,375 |81.2% |1,468 |90.3% |503 |83.3% |NA |NA |324 |88.8% |32,466 |89.6% | | |2001-02 |26,464 |91.7% |598 |78.4% |1,988 |79.6% |1,283 |91.1% |490 |85.8% |NA |NA |332 |84.5% |31,155 |90.3% | |MODIFIED
DIPLOMA |2007-08 |690 |2.3% |47 |4.5% |120 |2.5% |23 |1.1% |26 |3.1% |20 |3.5% |15 |3.0% |941 |2.4% | | |2006-07 |684 |2.3% |71 |6.7% |112 |2.7% |21 |1.1% |23 |2.8% |6 |1.4% |12 |2.3% |929 |2.4% | | |2005-06 |872 |3.0% |53 |5.5% |127 |3.3% |37 |2.0% |42 |5.6% |8 |3.5% |20 |3.5% |1,159 |3.1% | | |2004-05 |712 |2.5% |55 |6.3% |107 |3.2% |29 |1.7% |31 |4.4% |6 |3.7% |25 |3.0% |965 |2.7% | | |2003-04 |662 |2.2% |30 |3.6% |99 |3.2% |26 |1.5% |30 |4.4% |2 |1.6% |24 |4.6% |873 |2.4% | | |2002-03 |755 |2.5% |46 |5.4% |112 |3.8% |26 |1.6% |25 |4.1% |NA |NA |6 |1.6% |970 |2.7% | | |2001-02 |620 |2.1% |63 |8.3% |80 |3.2% |26 |1.8% |29 |5.1% |NA |NA |5 |1.3% |823 |2.4% | |NO
DIPLOMA |2007-08 |2,478 |8.3% |173 |16.5% |850 |17.6% |176 |8.8% |98 |11.5% |75 |13.2% |72 |14.4% |3,922 |9.9% | | |2006-07 |2,323 |7.9% |184 |17.3% |766 |18.6% |152 |8.2% |111 |13.6% |53 |12.4% |75 |14.4% |3,664 |9.6% | | |2005-06 |2,153 |7.4% |165 |17.1% |542 |14.2% |146 |7.9% |108 |14.5% |27 |11.7% |59 |10.3% |3,200 |8.5% | | |2004-05 |1,813 |6.3% |125 |14.3% |500 |15.1% |146 |8.5% |90 |12.7% |14 |8.7% |127 |15.3% |2,815 |7.7% | | |2003-04 |1,804 |6.1% |116 |13.8% |378 |12.4% |141 |8.1% |76 |11.2% |7 |5.6% |51 |9.8% |2,573 |7.1% | | |2002-03 |1,984 |6.6% |117 |13.7% |439 |15.0% |131 |8.1% |76 |12.6% |NA |NA |35 |9.6% |2,782 |7.7% | | |2001-02 |1,773 |6.1% |102 |13.4% |429 |17.2% |100 |7.1% |52 |9.1% |NA |NA |56 |14.2% |2,512 |7.3% | |TOTAL
ALL COMPLETERS |2007-08 |30,014 |100.0% |1,050 |100.0% |4,819 |100.0% |2,010 |100.0% |849 |100.0% |570 |100.0% |500 |100.0% |39,812 |100.0% | | |2006-07 |29,227 |100.0% |1,061 |100.0% |4,120 |100.0% |1,859 |100.0% |815 |100.0% |429 |100.0% |520 |100.0% |38,031 |100.0% | | |2005-06 |29,273 |100.0% |964 |100.0% |3,808 |100.0% |1,847 |100.0% |747 |100.0% |230 |100.0% |573 |100.0% |37,442 |100.0% | | |2004-05 |28,733 |100.0% |873 |100.0% |3,306 |100.0% |1,756 |100.0% |709 |100.0% |161 |100.0% |830 |100.0% |36,368 |100.0% | | |2003-04 |29,461 |100.0% |838 |100.0% |3,060 |100.0% |1,732 |100.0% |680 |100.0% |125 |100.0% |522 |100.0% |36,418 |100.0% | | |2002-03 |29,846 |100.0% |852 |100.0% |2,926 |100.0% |1,625 |100.0% |604 |100.0% |NA |NA |365 |100.0% |36,218 |100.0% | | |2001-02 |28,857 |100.0% |763 |100.0% |2,497 |100.0% |1,409 |100.0% |571 |100.0% |NA |NA |393 |100.0% |34,490 |100.0% | |Calculated by year, percents are the number of each diploma type (or “Alternative Credential or No Diploma”) for each race/ethnicity, divided by the total number of “All Completers” for each race/ethnicity. Honorary Diplomas (awarded to foreign exchange students) are not included.
Source: Oregon Department of Education, High School Completers. Published 5/12/09.
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