Recent school dropouts
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- Lower dropout rate. Schroeder, Ken // Education Digest;Nov94, Vol. 60 Issue 3, p71
Presents statistics on the dropout rates in American schools according to the National Center for Education Statistics of the US Department of Education's `Dropout Rates in the United States: 1993.' Decrease in dropout rates as income levels increase; Similarity in male and female dropout...
- Dropout Rate Has Declined, E.D. Reports. L. J. // Education Week;9/20/1989, Vol. 9 Issue 3, p12
The article reports on the study of the U.S. Department of Education indicating the decline in the national dropout rate contrary to popular impressions. Data also indicates that the inequality between black and dropout rates is decreasing. The result was confirmed by the National Center for...
- Reagan Panel Warns High Dropout Rate Threatens Business. Hertling, James // Education Week;3/13/1985, Vol. 4 Issue 25, p1
The article reports on the threat of American industries and businesses due to the increasing rates of high-school dropouts in the U.S. Accordingly, the President's Commission on Industrial Competitiveness received a report from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching about the...
- High school dropouts and completions. // High School Dropouts & Completions;2000, p1
Presents information from the United States Department of Education on the rate of high school dropouts and completions.
- Event dropout rates for those in grades 10-12, ages 15-24, by parents highest education level: October 1990-97. // Event Dropout Rates for Those in Grades 10-12, Ages 15-24;2000, p1
Presents information assembled by the United States Department of Education on the dropout rates of students according to parent's highest education levels.
- High school dropouts, by race-ethnicity and recency of migration. // High School Dropouts, by Race-Ethnicity & Recency of Migration;2000, p1
Presents information by the United States Department of Education on high school dropout rates according to race, ethnicity and recency of migration.
- National droupout rate remains stable. Dervarics, Charles // Black Issues in Higher Education;01/08/98, Vol. 14 Issue 23, p5
States that the dropout rate of high school student remains unchanged over the last decade, according to the United States Education Department. Educational disadvantages faced by Hispanics due to high school dropout; Details on other information illustrated by the data given.
- Federal file. Hoff, David J.; Sack, Joetta L. // Education Week;09/10/97, Vol. 17 Issue 2, p23
Highlights developments concerning the United States Department of Education. Appointment of Paul Schwarz as principal-in-residence at the department; Plans of introducing a legislation that would consolidate federal dropout prevention programs.
- Money Is a Major Factor in Why Black Students Drop Out of College Filed in financial aid, Research & Studies on September 7, 2012. // Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (BruCon Publishing Co.);9/13/2012, p5
The article offers information on a report from the U.S. Department of Education which concerns students who dropped out a year after entering college.
