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Graduation Rates: Gwinnett County High Schools in 2011
Only one school graduated 100 percent of its students. Do you know which one it is?
Gwinnett County graduated 67.56 percent of students in 2011, the year for which most-recent data is available from the state Department of Education.
The calculation is based on federal standards that allow all states to equally compare graduation rates across the nation. Georgia released its new calculation in April 2012.
The rate is calculated using the number of students who graduate within four years and includes adjustments for student transfers. (Data for 2012 will likely be based on a five-year cohort, and is expected to be released in spring 2013.)
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Rates of neighboring districts, include: Barrow County at 64.22 percent, DeKalb County at 58.65 percent, Forsyth at 86.27, Fulton at 70.05 percent, Hall County at 72.73 percent and Walton County at 74.74 percent.
See below, individual graduation rates for local high schools in 2011. There was only one school in Gwinnett County to graduate 100 percent of its students.
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67.56
* A "0" denotes that there were not enough students to calculate a statistically reliable rate.
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