Completion, Graduation, and Dropout Data
Annual Dropouts
The annual dropout rate is the percentage of students in a specified grade range who drop out of school during one school year. This data set includes both the number and rate of annual dropouts for all Grade 7-12 students and various student groups. Annual dropout data searches and downloads are available for the following years. Please select one:
2022-23 Annual Dropout Rates
2021-22 Annual Dropout Rates
2020-21 Annual Dropout Rates
2019-20 Annual Dropout Rates
2018-19 Annual Dropout Rates
2017-18 Annual Dropout Rates
2016-17 Annual Dropout Rates
2015-16 Annual Dropout Rates
2014-15 Annual Dropout Rates
2013-14 Annual Dropout Rates
2012-13 Annual Dropout Rates
2011-12 Annual Dropout Rates
2010-11 Annual Dropout Rates
2009-10 Annual Dropout Rates
2008-09 Annual Dropout Rates
2007-08 Annual Dropout Rates
2006-07 Annual Dropout Rates
2005-06 Annual Dropout Rates
2004-05 Annual Dropout Rates
2003-04 Annual Dropout Rates
2002-03 Annual Dropout Rates
For additional information, including data for previous years, please see reports on secondary school completion and dropouts in Texas public schools, published by the 168¿ª½±¹ÙÍø (TEA).
High School Completion
Longitudinal high school rates show the percentage of students from a class of beginning ninth graders who graduate (graduation rate) or drop out (dropout rate) before completing high school. Numbers and longitudinal rates are provided for all students and various student groups, including graduates, continuers, dropouts, and Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency (TxCHSE) recipients.
Four-Year Rates
Four-year longitudinal rates show the percentage of students from a class of beginning ninth graders who graduate or drop out of high school by their anticipated graduation date. The four-year longitudinal graduation rate for the class of 2023, for example, is the percentage of students who began ninth grade in 2019-20Â and graduated by August 31, 2023. Data searches and downloads are available for the following classes. Please select one:
Class of 2023 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2022 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2021 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2020 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2019 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2018 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2017 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2016 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2015 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2014 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2013 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2012 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2011 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2010 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2009 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2008 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2007 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2006 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2005 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2004 Four-Year Rates
Class of 2003 Four-Year Rates
For additional information, including data for previous years, please see reports on secondary school completion and dropouts in Texas public schools, published by the 168¿ª½±¹ÙÍø (TEA).
Five-Year Extended Rates
Five-year extended longitudinal rates show the percentage of students from a class of beginning ninth graders who graduate or drop out of high school within one year of their anticipated graduation date. The five-year extended longitudinal graduation rate for the class of 2022, for example, is the percentage of students who began ninth grade in 2018-19Â and graduated by August 31, 2023. Data searches and downloads are available for the following classes. Please select one:
Class of 2022 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2021 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2020 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2019 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2018 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2017 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2016 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2015 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2014 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2013 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2012 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2011 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2010 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2009 Five-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2008 Five-Year Extended Rates
For additional information, including data for previous years, please see reports on secondary school completion and dropouts in Texas public schools, published by the 168¿ª½±¹ÙÍø (TEA).
Six-Year Extended Rates
Six-year extended longitudinal rates show the percentage of students from a class of beginning ninth graders who graduate or drop out of high school within two years of their anticipated graduation date. The six-year extended longitudinal graduation rate for the class of 2021, for example, is the percentage of students who began ninth grade in 2017-18Â and graduated by August 31, 2023. Data searches and downloads are available for the following classes. Please select one:
Class of 2021 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2020 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2019 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2018 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2017 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2016 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2015 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2014 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2013 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2012 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2011 Six-Year Extended Rates
Class of 2010 Six-Year Extended Rates
For additional information, including data for previous years, please see reports on secondary school completion and dropouts in Texas public schools, published by TEA.
Graduation Summaries
Graduation summaries provide the graduation status of a starting group of ninth graders for high schools and districts. Data searches are available for the following classes. Data downloads are also available beginning with the class of 2017. Please select one:
Reporting on Annual Individual Graduation Committees
Per Texas Education Code §28.0259(c), the agency is required to make data on individual graduation committees (IGCs) available on the agency’s website. Senate Bill (SB) 149, passed by the 84th Texas Legislature in 2015, revised the state's assessment graduation requirements for students enrolled in Grade 11 or 12. The revised requirements were extended by the legislature in 2017 and 2019 and were made permanent by House Bill (HB) 1603 in 2021. Under the requirements, a student who fails the end-of-course (EOC) assessment for no more than two of five required courses may receive a Texas high school diploma if the student is determined to be qualified to graduate by an IGC. The agency is providing information on students who were assigned an IGC, IGC graduates, and all graduates. Annual IGC data are available for the following years. Please select one:
2022-23 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2021-22 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2020-21 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2019-20 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2018-19 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2017-18 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2016-17 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2015-16 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
2014-15 Annual Individual Graduation Committee Data
Year-to-Year Reporting of Students
Year-to-year reporting of students is provided as a district-level listing that shows the total number of students who attended Grades 7-12 in one school year and their statuses as of the next fall, based on district reporting and TEA data processing. The Excel (.xlsx) file includes three worksheets that can be accessed using the tabs at the bottom of the workbook. In addition to the dataset, the workbook also provides an overview of the data as well as a data dictionary that defines the variable names in the dataset. Data downloads are available beginning with the 2016-17 school year. Year-to-year reporting for prior school years is available in the District Supplement reports previously published by TEA. Please select one:
Annual Attrition Rates
Annual attrition rates show the percentage of students who enrolled in the fall of one school year and did not return to the same campus in the fall of the next school year, based on district reporting and TEA data processing. The Excel (.xlsx) file includes three worksheets that can be accessed using the tabs at the bottom of the workbook. In addition to the dataset, the workbook also provides an overview of the data as well as a data dictionary that defines the variable names in the dataset. Data downloads at the campus-level are available beginning with the 2017–18 school year. District, region, and state level rates are available beginning with the 2018-19 school year. Please select one:
Annual Leavers
Annual leaver data show the number of Grade 7-12 students within a district who were reported as leaving Texas public schools during one school year. Districts can submit one of 19 leaver reason codes for each leaver and these leaver reasons are categorized into three primary categories: graduates, dropouts, and other leavers. Data searches and downloads are available beginning with the 2020-21 school year. A district data search is available for the 2019-20 school year. Please select one:
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