| Table 5. Numbers and rates of high school completers,
by state: School year 2000-01 |
| State |
Number of completers1 |
4-year completion rate2 |
| Total |
Total diplomas |
Other completers3 |
Total |
Total diplomas |
Other completers |
United States
| 2,616,570
| 2,569,413
| 47,157
|
|
| |
Alabama
| 39,613
| 37,082
| 2,531
| 80.0
| 74.9
| 5.1 |
Alaska
| 6,829
| 6,812
| 17
| 75.2
| 75.0
| 0.2 |
| 47,543
| 46,773
| 770
| 68.3
| 67.2
| 1.1 |
Arkansas
| 29,019
| 27,100
| 1,919
| 79.1
| 73.9
| 5.2 |
California
| 316,124
| 316,124
| †
|
|
| |
| |
Colorado
| 39,370
| 39,241
| 129
|
|
| |
Connecticut
| 30,435
| 30,388
| 47
| 86.6
| 86.5
| 0.1 |
Delaware
| 6,712
| 6,614
| 98
| 81.6
| 80.4
| 1.2 |
| 3,043
| 2,808
| 235
|
|
| |
| 115,522
| 110,858
| 4,664
|
|
| |
| |
Georgia
| 69,215
| 62,499
| 6,716
| 71.1
| 64.2
| 6.9 |
Hawaii
| 10,323
| 10,102
| 221
| 77.7
| 76.0
| 1.7 |
| 16,101
| 16,021
| 80
| 76.9
| 76.5
| 0.4 |
Illinois
| 110,624
| 110,624
| †
| 75.8
| 75.8
| † |
Indiana
| 60,464
| 58,323
| 2,141
|
|
| |
| |
Iowa
| 33,909
| 33,774
| 135
| 89.2
| 88.9
| 0.4 |
Kansas
| 29,360
| 29,360
| †
|
|
| |
| 37,293
| 36,957
| 336
| 79.9
| 79.2
| 0.7 |
Louisiana
| 39,296
| 38,314
| 982
| 65.0
| 63.4
| 1.6 |
Maine
| 12,129
| 12,110
| 19
| 86.5
| 86.4
| 0.1 |
| |
Maryland
| 49,569
| 49,222
| 347
| 83.2
| 82.6
| 0.6 |
Massachusetts
| 54,393
| 54,393
| †
| 86.3
| 86.3
| † |
Michigan
| 97,124
| 96,490
| 634
|
|
| |
Minnesota
| 56,550
| 56,550
| †
| 82.5
| 82.5
| † |
Mississippi
| 25,762
| 23,748
| 2,014
| 77.3
| 71.3
| 6.0 |
| |
Missouri
| 54,198
| 54,099
| 99
| 81.0
| 80.9
| 0.1 |
Montana
| 10,628
| 10,628
| †
| 82.1
| 82.1
| † |
Nebraska
| 19,738
| 19,565
| 173
| 83.9
| 83.2
| 0.7 |
Nevada
| 15,880
| 15,200
| 680
| 73.5
| 70.3
| 3.1 |
| 12,294
| 12,294
|
|
|
| |
| |
New Jersey
| 75,948
| 75,948
| †
| 88.0
| 88.0
| † |
New Mexico
| 18,354
| 18,199
| 155
| 74.4
| 73.8
| 0.6 |
New York
| 147,305
| 141,884
| 5,421
| 81.6
| 78.6
| 3.0 |
| 63,954
| 63,288
| 666
|
|
| |
North Dakota
| 8,445
| 8,445
| †
| 90.1
| 90.1
| † |
| |
Ohio
| 113,973
| 108,722
| 5,251
| 81.0
| 77.3
| 3.7 |
Oklahoma
| 37,448
| 37,448
| †
| 79.2
| 79.2
| † |
Oregon
| 33,713
| 31,076
| 2,637
| 76.4
| 70.4
| 6.0 |
Pennsylvania
| 114,436
| 114,436
| †
| 84.0
| 84.0
| † |
Rhode Island
| 8,617
| 8,603
| 14
| 79.8
| 79.7
| 0.1 |
| |
| 30,577
| 29,742
| 835
|
|
| |
South Dakota
| 8,881
| 8,881
| †
| 84.6
| 84.6
| † |
Tennessee
| 44,663
| 40,642
| 4,021
| 79.5
| 72.4
| 7.2 |
| 215,316
| 215,316
| †
|
|
| |
Utah
| 31,214
| 31,054
| 160
| 82.6
| 82.2
| 0.4 |
| |
Vermont
| 6,876
| 6,856
| 20
| 81.9
| 81.6
| 0.2 |
Virginia
| 68,593
| 66,067
| 2,526
| 83.8
| 80.7
| 3.1 |
| 55,337
| 54,885
| 452
|
|
| |
West Virginia
| 18,452
| 18,440
| 12
| 83.4
| 83.3
| 0.1 |
Wisconsin
| 59,341
| 59,341
|
| 90.0
| 90.0
| |
Wyoming
| 6,067
| 6,067
|
| 76.5
| 76.5
| |
| Department of Defense (DoD) dependents
schools, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and outlying areas |
DoD schools (overseas)
| 2,621
| 2,621
| †
|
|
| |
DoD schools (domestic)
| 568
| 568
| †
|
|
| |
Bureau of Indian Affairs
|
|
|
|
|
| |
American Samoa
| 726
| 724
| 2
| 90.0
| 89.7
| 0.2 |
Guam
| 1,371
| 1,371
| †
| 51.2
| 51.2
| † |
Northern Marianas
| 361
| 361
| †
| 64.5
| 64.5
| † |
Puerto Rico
| 32,574
| 30,154
| 2,420
| 94.6
| 87.5
| 7.0 |
Virgin Islands
| 966
| 966
| †
| 72.3
| 72.3
| † |
| Not available. |
| †Not applicable. |
| 1Includes
regular and other diplomas as well as other completers, but does
not include high school equivalencies (e.g., GED). Total completers
may be different than reported on the state-level file. |
| 2The 4-year
completion rate is calculated by dividing the number of high school
completers in a given year by the number of high school completers
in that year and dropouts over a 4-year period. |
| 3Other completers
data are missing for the following states: New Hampshire, Wisconsin,
and Wyoming. |
| 4Values for
1 year of the 4-year completion rate denominator are imputed. See
the Technical Notes for more details. |
| 5States that
reported completers but not 4 consecutive years of dropout data
cannot have a 4-year high school completion rate. |
| SOURCE: Data are reported by states to the U.S. Department
of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core
of Data (CCD), "Local Education Agency Universe Dropout and Completion
Data File: School Year 2000-01" Version 1a. |
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