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Saturday, 06 September 2008

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2003-04 and 2006-07 Enrollment Data and 2006-07 Attrition in Texas
Race-Ethnicity and Gender	2003-04 9th Grade Enrollment	2006-07 12th Grade Enrollment	2003-04 9-12th Grade Enrollment	2006-07 9-12th Grade Enrollment	2006-07 Expected 12th Grade Enrollment	Students Lost to Attrition	Attrition Rate
Native American	1,136	896	3,490	4,293	1,396	500	36
Male	606	436	1,796	2,161	729	293	40
Female	530	460	1,694	2,132	667	207	31
Asian/Pacific Islander	9,977	9,887	36,552	41,890	11,434	1,547	14
Male	5,266	5,096	18,991	21,760	6,034	938	16
Female	4,711	4,791	17,561	20,130	5,400	609	11
Black	53,934	36,033	163,741	181,818	59,878	23,845	40
Male	28,284	17,202	82,607	91,354	31,279	14,077	45
Female	25,650	18,831	81,134	90,464	28,599	9,768	34
White	145,272	113,974	512,893	502,449	142,313	28,339	20
Male	75,638	57,927	263,612	258,041	74,040	16,113	22
Female	70,026	56,047	249,281	244,408	68,273	12,226	18
Hispanic	155,538	96,860	452,053	515,448	177,305	80,445	45
Male	82,086	47,233	232,159	262,396	92,777	45,544	49
Female	73,452	49,627	219,894	253,052	84,528	34,901	41
All Groups	365,857	257,650	1,168,729	1,245,898	392,326	134,676	34
Male	191,880	127,894	599,165	635,712	204,859	76,965	37
Female	173,977	129,756	569,564	610,186	187,467	57,711	30
Figures calculated by IDRA from the Texas Education Agency Fall Membership Survey data. IDRA’s 2006-07 attrition study involved the analysis of enrollment figures for public high school students in the ninth grade during 2003-04 school year and enrollment figures for 12th grade students in 2006-07. This period represents the time span when ninth grade students would be enrolled in school prior to graduation. The enrollment data for special school districts (military schools, state schools, and charter schools) were excluded from the analyses since they are likely to have unstable enrollments and/or lack a tax base to support school programs. Source: Intercultural Development Research Association, 2007.

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