In this third community baseline report, you will see the results of such major achievements as the Mapping Transitions to College project, which was critical to the ability of Indianapolis/Marion County Schools to track their students’ postsecondary enrollment trends, develop strategies to improve, and measure progress over time. The study was supported by the Central Indiana Community Foundation, in collaboration with the Office of Information Management and Institutional Research at IUPUI and the National Student Clearinghouse High School StudentTrackerSM program.
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A Decade of Decline: College-Going Rates in Central IndianaAn analysis of Central Indiana high schools shows that declines in college-going rates impact everyone, from affluent suburban communities to economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.
Children Transfer Often at Charter Schools, Low-Income SchoolsWhen a student changes schools often, it can impact education outcomes. Charter schools tend to have the highest transfer rates, and a school’s share of students from low-income families has a strong relationship to transfer rates.
Where Schools Are Changing
Love It or Hate It, Charter School Enrollment Is on the RiseThe topic of charter schools is often controversial. Consider this. The percent of students in the Indianapolis Public School Corporation enrolled in charter schools 5 years ago was 12.4%. In […]
