Cohort High school Dropouts - Tennessee

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Cohort High school Dropouts (Percent) – 1999

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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1.2% - 9.5%
Johnson	1.2%
Clay	1.8%
Benton	3.9%
Marion	5.3%
Pickett	5.6%
Weakley	5.7%
McNairy	6.5%
Cheatham	6.7%
Sevier	7.0%
Hamblen	7.2%
Blount	7.4%
Chester	7.5%
Moore	7.5%
Warren	7.6%
Dyer	7.7%
Greene	7.8%
Stewart	8.0%
Cumberland	8.2%
Montgomery	8.3%
Sullivan	8.4%
Tipton	8.6%
Coffee	8.6%
Williamson	8.7%
Lawrence	8.7%
DeKalb	8.9%
Carter	9.2%
Humphreys	9.3%
Lake	9.3%
Loudon	9.5%
9.6% - 14.5%
Hancock	9.8%
McMinn	10.0%
Overton	10.0%
Bledsoe	10.3%
Robertson	10.4%
Marshall	10.7%
Putnam	10.8%
Gibson	10.9%
Carroll	11.0%
Meigs	11.0%
Knox	11.3%
White	11.4%
Henderson	11.4%
Decatur	11.4%
Trousdale	11.5%
Jackson	11.9%
Smith	12.0%
Morgan	12.0%
Henry	12.1%

9.6% - 14.5%
Roane	12.2%
Van Buren	12.3%
Anderson	12.4%
Sequatchie	12.5%
Claiborne	12.6%
Giles	13.1%
Lauderdale	13.2%
Sumner	13.3%
Fentress	13.4%
Obion	13.5%
Union	13.6%
Perry	13.6%
Grainger	13.9%
Madison	13.9%
Wayne	14.3%
Cocke	14.5%
14.6% - 26.6%
Washington	15.4%
Bedford	15.4%
Crockett	15.5%
Hardin	15.7%
Hamilton	15.8%
Rhea	15.8%
Lewis	16.4%
Haywood	16.5%
Lincoln	16.6%
Wilson	17.0%
Dickson	17.0%
Hawkins	17.1%
Rutherford	17.2%
Davidson	17.5%
Jefferson	17.7%
Cannon	17.8%
Polk	17.8%
Franklin	18.0%
Maury	18.5%
Houston	19.0%
Bradley	19.2%
Scott	19.3%
Monroe	19.3%
Macon	20.1%
Hickman	20.3%
Shelby	22.1%
Campbell	23.6%
Hardeman	25.7%
Unicoi	26.6%
26.7% - 46.8%
Fayette	30.9%
Grundy	46.8%

Definitions: Number of students who drop out of high school before graduating and their percentage as a fraction of their net enrollment at 9th grade. Data are for a school year.

Data Source: Dropout and net enrollment data were provided by the Tennessee Department of Education, Office of Research. The KIDS COUNT division of the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth calculated and converted all data from district-level to county-level.

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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Pam Brown, KIDS COUNT Director

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