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High School Graduation (Number) – 1997

Data Provided by: Voices for Children in Nebraska

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Scale: 9 - 4,843


Nebraska	20,222
Adams	353
Antelope	124
Arthur	10
Banner	17
Blaine	17
Boone	113
Box Butte	230
Boyd	56
Brown	44
Buffalo	465
Burt	111
Butler	135
Cass	242
Cedar	155
Chase	92
Cherry	77
Cheyenne	126
Clay	118
Colfax	152
Cuming	149
Custer	179
Dakota	195
Dawes	186
Dawson	308
Deuel	37
Dixon	65
Dodge	467
Douglas	4,843
Dundy	27
Fillmore	95
Franklin	40
Frontier	41
Furnas	103
Gage	206
Garden	18
Garfield	34
Gosper	17
Grant	14
Greeley	71
Hall	687
Hamilton	111
Harlan	31
Hayes	18
Hitchcock	55
Holt	181
Hooker	23
Howard	111
Jefferson	163
Johnson	89
Kearney	98
Keith	117
Keya Paha	18
Kimball	51
Knox	167
Lancaster	2,254
Lincoln	460
Logan	20
Loup	11
Madison	505
McPherson	9
Merrick	114
Morrill	82
Nance	59
Nemaha	84
Nuckolls	76
Otoe	193
Pawnee	48
Perkins	60
Phelps	129
Pierce	135
Platte	398
Polk	79
Red Willow	158
Richardson	113
Rock	34
Saline	197
Sarpy	1,293
Saunders	250
Scotts Bluff	449
Seward	225
Sheridan	87
Sherman	50
Sioux	17
Stanton	41
Thayer	89
Thomas	17
Thurston	106
Valley	74
Washington	226
Wayne	110
Webster	74
Wheeler	20
York	224

Definitions: High school graduates for a given school year.

Data Source: Nebraska Department of Education.

Footnotes: ****States are required to maintain the confidentiality of data under No Child Left Behind. Data under a specified limit is masked at the county level but counted in the state total.

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