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Deeper Review

The state profiles from the six deeper review states bring structural implementation and available student outcomes into the same view, helping show what becomes visible when systems conditions and student progress are examined together. Not every metric is available or directly comparable for every state, so these results are descriptive and should be interpreted alongside the metric definitions and additional context in the report.

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Bar charts represent the average percentage or median income of all years of available data, if applicable. Line charts demonstrate the percentages per year of available data.

Metric Definitions

Algebra 1 completion by the end of 9th grade: % of 9th graders who completed Algebra 1 or higher by the end of grade 9 to enable student readiness for multiple mathematics pathways in grades 11-12

Enrollment and success in 11th and 12th grade and postsecondary gateway math pathways courses: % of students enrolled in and completing pathway-aligned math courses (e.g., calculus, statistics, quantitative reasoning, data science) in grades 11–12 and in first two years of postsecondary education

Postsecondary enrollment right after high school: % of high school graduates enrolled in postsecondary institutions by October 31 after high school graduation

Successful career transition after high school: % of high school graduates who enter the military, an apprenticeship, non-credit CTE, or employment earning ≥ $35K/year after high school

Year 1 gateway mathematics course completion: % of postsecondary students who complete a gateway mathematics course within their first year of enrollment

Year 1 to Year 2 postsecondary persistence: % of postsecondary students who return to college (at any institution) for their second year

Degree or credential completion: % of postsecondary students who complete a postsecondary certificate, associate degree, or bachelor’s degree within 150% of program length

Minimum economic return: % of postsecondary students who earn at least as much as the median high school graduate in their state plus enough to recoup their total net price plus interest within 10 years of completing their highest degree or leaving education

For more details, see Education to Workforce Indicator Framework https://educationtoworkforce.org/indicators