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- For more detail on data sources and methodologies, click
here
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- The GFS database contains 3 types of information:
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Student characteristics as reported on the P-210 and P-210VOC.
This data includes gender, ethnicity, graduation status, age, disability
status, GPA, vocational program completion, tech prep status, and vocational
area(s) of study (CIP).
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- 2. Student employment after high school. This data includes monthly earnings, hours worked, hourly
wage rate, industry of employment (SIC), employer location by state, employer
location by county, and size of employing firm.
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- 3. Student enrollment in community colleges, 4-year colleges,
private vocational schools, and apprenticeship programs for most higher
education in Washington and some in neighboring states. In Washington, higher
education records usually include college type, GPA, college area of study
(CIP), credits earned per quarter, remedial math, and remedial English.
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- Because of the confidentiality requirements of the
sources of this outcome data, the personally-identifiable raw data cannot be
shared with local districts. However,
summary tables for school or school district use are not restricted by
confidentiality rules.
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- To request free GFS tables for your district or high
school, click here
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- To learn about other reporting and analysis services
SESRC can provide, click here
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