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Education Statistics Quarterly
Vol 1, Issue 1, Topic: Elementary/Secondary Education
Do Gatekeeper Courses Expand Education Options?
By: Robert Atanda
 
Table 1. -Percentage of 1992 high school graduates at each level in the math and foreign language pipelines, by selected characteristics

¹ High-level math refers to trigonometry, algebra 3, statistics, calculus, probability, and analytical geometry. Middle-level math refers to algebra 1 and geometry. Low-level math refers to pre-algebra and informal geometry.

² High-level foreign language indicates student completed at least .5 Carnegie unit of 12th-grade language. Middle-level foreign language indicates student completed at least .5 Carnegie unit of 10th-grade language. Low-level foreign language indicates student completed anything less than .5 Carnegie unit of 10th-grade language.

³ SES (F2SES1Q): low (quartile 1), middle (quartiles 2 and 3), high (quartile 4).

SOURCE: National Education Longitudinal Study of 1988, base year (1988), second follow-up (1992), and transcript study.




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