1 in 4 drop out of high school in California

July 17, 2008
New dropout count is higher than officials estimated
California's first true count of high school dropouts shows that one in four kids quit school last year --127,292 -- which is far more than state educators estimated before they began using a new student-tracking system. The statewide 24-percent dropout rate also shows African American and Latino students leaving school at much higher rates than other ethnic groups To read The San Francisco Chronicle article, click here.

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