Percent of 10th graders failing one or more parts of exit exam on first attempt - South Carolina

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Percent of 10th graders failing one or more parts of exit exam on first attempt (Percent) – 1986

Data Provided by: Children's Trust of South Carolina

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29.1% - 39.9%
Lexington	29.1%
Greenville	33.5%
Pickens	35.3%
Kershaw	35.6%
Saluda	37.4%
York	37.8%
Dorchester	38.0%
Oconee	39.5%
Horry	39.9%
40.0% - 48.3%
Newberry	41.2%
Spartanburg	41.7%
Anderson	41.8%
Union	42.6%
Aiken	43.3%
Berkeley	43.8%
Charleston	45.3%
Richland	45.9%
Laurens	46.0%
Barnwell	47.0%
Lancaster	47.0%
Chesterfield	47.0%
Greenwood	48.3%
48.4% - 58.0%
Florence	49.9%

48.4% - 58.0%
Darlington	50.9%
Abbeville	51.1%
Beaufort	51.3%
Cherokee	51.3%
Marion	52.2%
Sumter	52.6%
Edgefield	55.4%
Dillon	55.5%
Georgetown	56.2%
Clarendon	56.6%
Colleton	56.7%
Bamberg	58.0%
58.1% - 73.0%
Chester	60.3%
Fairfield	60.4%
Hampton	61.7%
Marlboro	61.8%
Orangeburg	65.1%
Lee	67.3%
Calhoun	67.5%
Jasper	68.0%
Allendale	68.8%
Williamsburg	72.1%
McCormick	73.0%

Definitions: The BSAP test administered to tenth graders to determine eligibility for high school graduation. Students must score 700 on both the math and language arts portions of their tests to be eligible to receive their high school diploma. Students may retake their exit exams 4 times. Students who fail to pass their exit exams but complete their coursework receive a high school certificate of completion.
2006,2008 DATA is based on the HSAP exam.

Data Source: SC Department of Education

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Children’s Trust of South Carolina is the only statewide organization dedicated to strengthening and supporting public and private prevention efforts that keep South Carolina’s children safe. We work to prevent child abuse, neglect and unintentional injuries so that every child has the opportunity to thrive in a healthy, nurturing environment. Children’s Trust is home to KIDS COUNT South Carolina, Safe Kids South Carolina, Prevent Child Abuse South Carolina as well as other programs that deliver on our mission.

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