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D., Chief Academic Officer  \nMark Howard, Chief, Performance Accountability  \nSUBJECT: FY20 DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ COLLEGE MATRICULATION SUMMARY  \nThe District has received the FY20 high school graduates’ college matriculation data from the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) .1 The Department of Research & Evaluation (DRE) has performed a preliminary analysis of college enrollment for students who graduated from the District between FY16 and FY202, persistence rate3 for students who graduated from the District between FY15 and FY19, and degree completion for students who graduated between FY13 and FY16 . This report informs our progress toward the District Strategic Plan’s Long Term Outcome of “Preparing Students for Postsecondary Success.”  \nThe present document provides an analysis of college enrollment, including the District graduates’ college enrollment by year, institution type, and student demographics. To gain an understanding of middle and highschool student achievement impact on the college enrollment, the relationships with Grade 8 FSA achievement and high school SAT scores are also examined. The report also details enrollment at the most popular postsecondary institutions for the District high school graduates, college persistence, and degree completion rates.  \nThe Appendix provides a summary of college enrollment, persistency rate, and degree completion by high school along with and comparisons to the District overall and national benchmarks.  \nSUMMARY OF FINDINGS  \nThe summarization of findings are according to the following sections:  \n• General Enrollment Trends FY16 through FY20  \n• Enrollment by Student Demographics  \n• College Choice  \n• Student Achievement and College Enrollment  \n• Persistence: FY15 to FY19 Cohorts  \n• Degree Completion  \n• Summaries by High School Attended  \n1 Data summarized in this report are based on the cohorts reported by the NSC and may differ from the graduate counts from the Florida Department of Education.  \n2 Graduates defined as end of year Grade 12 students who earned a standard diploma and are in the State four-year federal cohort (which does not include special diplomas or GEDs) .  \n3 Persistence rate is the percentage of students who return to college at any institution for their second year.  \nGeneral Enrollment Trends FY16 Through FY20  \n• 56% of District graduates enrolled in a postsecondary institution in the fall after graduation, which is a decrease of 8 percentage points (12 .5%) from FY19 (Table 1) .4 This decrease shows the impact of COVID- 19 on FY20 high school graduates and their postsecondary institution enrollment.  \n• From FY16 to FY19, the percent of District graduates attending a postsecondary institution (64% -68%) was lower than the enrollment rates of national high school graduates (66-70%; Table 1) .5  \nTable 1. Number and percent of District graduates enrolled in postsecondary institutions in the fall after graduation6  \n\n| Year | Number of District\u003Cbr>Graduates | Number of Graduates Enrolled in College | Percent of Graduates Enrolled in College | National School7 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| FY20 | 13,469 | 7,500 | 56% | - |\n| FY19 | 13,302 | 8,470 | 64% | 66% |\n| FY18 | 12,811 | 8,251 | 64% | 69% |\n| FY17 | 11,173 | 7,549 | 68% | 67% |\n| FY16 | 11,128 | 7,271 | 65% | 70% |\n\nNote: The college enrollment may be impacted by NSC Institution coverage rate for the year or students’ enrollment record blocked rate. Number of District graduates reported based on the cohort identified by the NSC.  \n• Before FY19 nearly two-thirds of students enrolled in a postsecondary institution during the fall following high school graduation. But, in FY20 only 56% of graduates enrolled in a postsecondary institution. This decrease among District graduates reflects the nationwide trend8. 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