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em Iowa Publications Online (IPO) - State Library, State of Iowa (Iowa), United States
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act,
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Statistics about public education in the state of Iowa including graduation rates and No Child Left Behind Act.
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Statistics about public education in the state of Iowa including graduation rates and No Child Left Behind Act.
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act,
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act,
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act,
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act.
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act.
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act.
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Statistics about public edcuation in the state of Iowa including graduation rates, No Child Left Behind Act.
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Iowa State Board of Education issued a five-year strategic plan to meet accountability goals of Iowa Community Colleges through well defined and articulated performance indicators. More specifically, the fifth strategic goal stated that “the community colleges of Iowa [would] recruit, enroll, retain to completion or graduation persons of underrepresented groups in all programs. Data were obtained to examine the transfer behaviors of the 2002 cohort of Iowa community college award recipients and non-award recipients. Three data files containing demographic information, educational records, enrollment data and fiscal year 2002 degree award files were merged to analyze transfer behavior in the state of Iowa.
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The 2016 Annual Report includes our primary issue and goal, data that demonstrate the state’s current position, activities and accomplishments in the area of youth development completed by the ICYD Council in 2015; emerging activities being implemented in 2016; and recommended actions that will help Iowa achieve the ICYD goal – Increasing Iowa’s Graduation Rate to 95% by 2020. With the understanding that several issues (e.g. substance abuse, family, employment, teen pregnancy, and mental health) prevent many youth from graduating from high school, the ICYD Council agencies address these issues as individual agencies and work together as a team by making the best use of existing resources to maximize efficiency in state government in order to create substantial and lasting positive changes for Iowa’s youth.