This data set includes the federal NCLB graduation rate calculations for schools by district in Utah.. For 2013 this includes all students who started 9th grade in the 2009-10 school year plus transfers. By aligning with federal regulations, Utah is able to compare their graduation rate to rates in other states. This rate is used for all UCAS and School Grade calculations. Utah also maintains a three-year cohort rate for comparison among all Utah Local Education Agencies (LEAs) since Utah has many 10-12th grade high schools.

This data set contains the Federal Three-Year Graduation, Other Completer, Continuing Student and Dropout Counts and Rates by School District and High School for the 2012 school year Cohort. The three-year cohort rate (for 2012 this includes all students who started 10th grade in 2009-2010 plus students who transferred into the Utah public education system during high school) enables a comparison among all Utah
local education agencies (LEAs), since approximately one-half of Utah high schools serve only grades 10-12. This section includes all schools and is therefore the most accurate for in state comparisons.

This data set includes the federal NCLB graduation rate calculations for schools by district in Utah.. For 2013 this includes all students who started 9th grade in the 2009-10 school year plus transfers. By aligning with federal regulations, Utah is able to compare their graduation rate to rates in other states. This rate is used for all UCAS and School Grade calculations. Utah also maintains a three-year cohort rate for comparison among all Utah Local Education Agencies (LEAs) since Utah has many 10-12th grade high schools.

This data set contains graduation rates for the 2012-2015 cohort which includes all students who started ninth grade in the 2011-12 school year, plus students who transferred into the Utah public education system in grade nine or higher. The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) requires the State to calculate a four-year cohort rate to compare Utah’s graduation rate with other states. Utah implemented this federally defined cohort graduation rate in 2008.

This data set contains the Federal Three-Year Graduation, Other Completer, Continuing Student and Dropout Counts and Rates by School District and High School for the 2012 school year Cohort. The three-year cohort rate (for 2012 this includes all students who started 10th grade in 2009-2010 plus students who transferred into the Utah public education system during high school) enables a comparison among all Utah
local education agencies (LEAs), since approximately one-half of Utah high schools serve only grades 10-12. This section includes all schools and is therefore the most accurate for in state comparisons.

This data set includes the federal NCLB graduation rate calculations for schools by district in Utah.. For 2013 this includes all students who started 9th grade in the 2009-10 school year plus transfers. By aligning with federal regulations, Utah is able to compare their graduation rate to rates in other states. This rate is used for all UCAS and School Grade calculations. Utah also maintains a three-year cohort rate for comparison among all Utah Local Education Agencies (LEAs) since Utah has many 10-12th grade high schools.

This data set contains graduation rates for the 2012-2015 cohort which includes all students who started ninth grade in the 2011-12 school year, plus students who transferred into the Utah public education system in grade nine or higher. The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) requires the State to calculate a four-year cohort rate to compare Utah’s graduation rate with other states. Utah implemented this federally defined cohort graduation rate in 2008.

This data set includes the federal NCLB graduation rate calculations for schools by district in Utah.. For 2013 this includes all students who started 9th grade in the 2009-10 school year plus transfers. By aligning with federal regulations, Utah is able to compare their graduation rate to rates in other states. This rate is used for all UCAS and School Grade calculations. Utah also maintains a three-year cohort rate for comparison among all Utah Local Education Agencies (LEAs) since Utah has many 10-12th grade high schools.

This data set contains the Federal Three-Year Graduation, Other Completer, Continuing Student and Dropout Counts and Rates by School District and High School for the 2012 school year Cohort. The three-year cohort rate (for 2012 this includes all students who started 10th grade in 2009-2010 plus students who transferred into the Utah public education system during high school) enables a comparison among all Utah
local education agencies (LEAs), since approximately one-half of Utah high schools serve only grades 10-12. This section includes all schools and is therefore the most accurate for in state comparisons.

This data set includes the federal NCLB graduation rate calculations for schools by district in Utah.. For 2013 this includes all students who started 9th grade in the 2009-10 school year plus transfers. By aligning with federal regulations, Utah is able to compare their graduation rate to rates in other states. This rate is used for all UCAS and School Grade calculations. Utah also maintains a three-year cohort rate for comparison among all Utah Local Education Agencies (LEAs) since Utah has many 10-12th grade high schools.