Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Table for July 1 Class

Lowest to highest graduation rates in the nation's 50 largest school districts

RateDistrictSize rankRateDistrictSize rankRateDistrictSize rank
21.7Detroit1153.7New Orleans4868.4Gwinnett County, Ga.20
38.5Baltimore City, Md.3053.8Duval County, Fla.1968.6Brevard County, Fla.42
38.9New York City154.6Clark County, Nev.669.3Fulton County, Ga.45
43.1Milwaukee2854.8DeKalb County, Ga.2770.0Hillsborough County, Fla.10
43.8Cleveland4455.1Austin3770.2Anne Arundel County, Md.40
44.2Los Angeles255.2Palm Beach County, Fla.1270.4Cobb County, Ga.26
45.3Miami-Dade County, Fla.455.5Philadelphia872.2Granite, Utah46
46.3Dallas1356.0Charlotte2375.3Mesa, Ariz.39
46.5Pinellas County, Fla.2256.2Orange County, Fla.1575.8Northside, Tex.49
46.8Denver4360.1Polk County, Fla.3477.0Jefferson County, Colo.33
48.5Memphis2162.2Jefferson County, Ky.3180.2Jordan, Utah41
48.7Broward County, Fla.563.0San Diego1681.3Cypress-Fairbanks, Tex.47
48.9Fort Worth3663.1Fresno3581.5Montgomery County, Md.17
48.9Houston763.7Hawaii (statewide)981.9Baltimore County, Md.24
50.4Nashville5066.5Virginia Beach3882.2Wake County, N.C.25
52.0Albuquerque3267.3Prince George's County, Md.1882.5Fairfax County, Va.14
52.2Chicago368.1Long Beach29


Source: EPE Research Center

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