High School Graduation Rates Vary Drastically Among States

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billy of AK 8:48AM May 30, 2012

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sarah of AL 8:47AM May 30, 2012

Bill, if the future doesn't seem very bright, it's no wonder they don't want to stay in school. The answer is not easy and there is no easy fix.

Kim of PA 5:05AM May 15, 2012

school is boring

jose of NE 9:56AM April 24, 2012

mens asses

a lot of of LA 9:50PM April 23, 2012

Until we focus students on their own futures the dropout rate will remain with us. Google "dropout cure." Go to the blog and see the 2010 Annual report, the last entry in the blog for 2010.

Bill Betzen of TX 7:11PM April 20, 2012