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Trends in Dropout Rates, Suspensions, and Crime in NC Schools (2007-08)

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of dropout rates, suspensions, expulsions, and incidents of crime and violence in North Carolina high schools during the 2007-08 academic year. It includes consolidated data from grades 9-12, highlighting trends over a three-year period (2004-05 to 2007-08). Specific focus is given to short-term suspension rates, dropout rates, and their relationships with crime data at local education agencies (LEAs). The report also identifies the lowest and highest rates observed, offering critical insights into the performance of various LEAs compared to state averages.

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Trends in Dropout Rates, Suspensions, and Crime in NC Schools (2007-08)

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  1. NC Schools Dropout Data 2007-08 Consolidated Data Report Annual Report of Dropout Rates Annual Report of Suspensions & Expulsions Annual Report of School Crime & Violence Consolidated Data Report

  2. Crime & Violence Rates 2002-03 to 2007-08Grades 9-12 Consolidated Data Report

  3. Grades 9-12LEA Crime Rates (rates in acts per 1000 students) Consolidated Data Report

  4. Crime & Violence Rates, 2007-08Lowest & Highest, Grades 9-12 Consolidated Data Report

  5. 3-Year Change in Crime & Violence Rates (2004-05 to 2007-08) Consolidated Data Report

  6. Short-Term Suspension Rates 2003-04 to 2007-08Grades 9-12(Note:Charter Schools & LEAs Combined beginning in 2006-07) Consolidated Data Report

  7. Grade 9-12 Short-Term Suspension Rates(suspensions per 10 students) Consolidated Data Report

  8. Short-Term Suspension Rates, 2007-08Lowest & Highest, Grades 9-12 Consolidated Data Report

  9. 3-Year Change in Short-Term SuspensionRates (2004-05 to 2007-08) Consolidated Data Report

  10. Dropout Rate Trends Consolidated Data Report

  11. Grades 9-12 LEA Dropout Rates(dropouts per 100 students) Consolidated Data Report

  12. Dropout Rates, 2007-08Lowest & Highest, Grades 9-12 Consolidated Data Report

  13. 3-Year Change in Dropout Rates(2004-05 to 2007-08) Consolidated Data Report

  14. Consolidated Data Reports, 2007-08LEAs appearing on 2 or more reports Consolidated Data Report

  15. 3-Year Low/High RatesLEAs appearing on two or more reports(2004-05 to 2007-08) Consolidated Data Report

  16. Consolidated Data ReportsLEA Performance vs. State Averages Consolidated Data Report

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