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Extended graduation rate by gender (Percent) – 2010-2011

Data Provided by: Washington Kids Count is a joint effort of the Children's Alliance and Washington State Budget & Policy Center

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Scale: 24% - 102%

Washington
Male	79%
Female	83%
Total	81%

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Adams
Male	81%
Female	90%
Total	85%

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Asotin
Male	70%
Female	67%
Total	69%

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Benton
Male	81%
Female	88%
Total	84%

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Chelan
Male	74%
Female	80%
Total	77%

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Clallam
Male	35%
Female	31%
Total	33%

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Clark
Male	81%
Female	88%
Total	84%

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Columbia
Male	100%
Female	100%
Total	102%

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Cowlitz
Male	85%
Female	86%
Total	85%

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Douglas
Male	87%
Female	93%
Total	89%

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Ferry
Male	100%
Female	89%
Total	94%

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Franklin
Male	82%
Female	83%
Total	82%

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Garfield
Male	100%
Female	S
Total	100%

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Grant
Male	76%
Female	84%
Total	80%

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Grays Harbor
Male	75%
Female	80%
Total	77%

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Island
Male	78%
Female	87%
Total	82%

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Jefferson
Male	85%
Female	86%
Total	86%

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King
Male	86%
Female	89%
Total	87%

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Kitsap
Male	83%
Female	89%
Total	86%

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Kittitas
Male	72%
Female	90%
Total	80%

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Klickitat
Male	81%
Female	82%
Total	82%

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Lewis
Male	69%
Female	84%
Total	75%

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Lincoln
Male	91%
Female	92%
Total	91%

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Mason
Male	70%
Female	82%
Total	76%

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Okanogan
Male	70%
Female	77%
Total	73%

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Pacific
Male	61%
Female	84%
Total	70%

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Pend Oreille
Male	97%
Female	100%
Total	100%

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Pierce
Male	74%
Female	81%
Total	77%

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San Juan
Male	77%
Female	82%
Total	80%

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Skagit
Male	77%
Female	84%
Total	80%

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Skamania
Male	24%
Female	27%
Total	26%

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Snohomish
Male	77%
Female	83%
Total	80%

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Spokane
Male	78%
Female	81%
Total	80%

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Stevens
Male	64%
Female	80%
Total	71%

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Thurston
Male	84%
Female	91%
Total	87%

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Wahkiakum
Male	79%
Female	72%
Total	76%

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Walla Walla
Male	93%
Female	89%
Total	91%

Scale: 24% - 102%

Whatcom
Male	79%
Female	85%
Total	82%

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Whitman
Male	91%
Female	92%
Total	92%

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Yakima
Male	78%
Female	85%
Total	82%

Definitions: The percentage of students who graduated, including those who graduated after the year in which they were expected to graduate. The numerator is the sum of the on-time and late graduates. The denominator is the number of on-time graduates divided by on-time graduation rate. Thus, a student who graduated in 2009 but was expected to graduate in 2008 is included in the extended graduation rate.

Data Source: Data for this measure come from the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Data were retrieved from "Graduation and Drop out Statistics" reports, and Appendices A and D at http://www.k12.wa.us/dataadmin/.

S: Data have been suppressed due to low numbers. Data were suppressed if the enrollment of students served in any of the 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade was 10 or less.

Footnotes: Data last updated in May 2012 by Washington KIDS COUNT.

OSPI calculation of extended graduation rate = (number of on-time and late graduates)/(number on-time graduates divided by on-time graduation rate).

According to OSPI published online at http://www.k12.wa.us/dataadmin/pubdocs/GradDropout/10-11/GradDropoutStats_2010-11.pdf, “the extended graduation rate can exceed 100 percent when using this formula when a school enrolls students from other locations who have an earlier graduation year and helps them graduate.”

OSPI suggests using caution when making comparisons across schools, districts, and states and from one year to another as different methods of calculations were used for on-time and extended graduation rates and annual and cohort dropout rates. For detailed discussion of methods and criteria that OSPI used to include or exclude groups (such as transfers in, transfers out etc.) in the calculations, please read their "Graduation and Drop out Statistics 2010-11 Report" at the link provided above.

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