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 \nTennessee Higher Education Commission 2024-25 Commission Members  \nMs. Tara Scarlett | Chair | Nashville | Middle Tennessee Mr. Vernon Stafford, Jr. | Vice Chair | Collierville | West Tennessee Ms. Whitney Allmon | Secretary | Dyersburg | West Tennessee Mr. Jimmy Matlock | Lenoir City | East Tennessee Mr. Will Perry | Memphis | West Tennessee Mr. John Rader | Nashville | Middle Tennessee Mr. Matthew Van Epps | Nashville | Middle Tennessee Mr. Tre Hargett | Secretary of State Mr. David H. Lillard, Jr. | State Treasurer Mr. Jason E. Mumpower | State Comptroller Dr. Sara Heyburn Morrison | Executive Director, State Board of Education  \nCONTENTS  \nExecutive Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 3  \nMomentum Year 2023 .......................................................................................................................................... 5  \nHigh School Seniors and College Going............................................................................................................... 8  \nCollege-Going Data and Methods ...................................................................................................................... 11  \nCollege Going in Tennessee................................................................................................................................ 13  \nConclusion............................................................................................................................................................ 29  \nAppendix A: College-Going Rate by County, 2019 to 2023............................................................................... 30  \nAppendix B: Class of 2022 Wage Methodology................................................................................................. 32  \nTable 1: Public High School Graduates and Postsecondary Enrollees............................................................ 13  \nTable 2: College-Going Rates of Class of 2023 by Race/Ethnicity, Gender, & Race/Ethnicity-Gender Pairs . 17  \nTable 3: College-Going Rate for Dual Enrollment Grantees............................................................................. 23  \nTable 4: Top Ten States Receiving Tennessee Public High School Graduates, Class of 2023 ....................... 26  \nTable 5: Wages of 2022 HS Graduates ............................................................................................................... 28  \nFigure 1: Tennessee Attainment Rate (Ages 25-64) ............................................................................................ 8  \nFigure 2: High School Graduation Cohorts, Graduates, and Graduation Rates ............................................... 9  \nFigure 3: Statewide College-Going Rate ............................................................................................................. 14  \nFigure 4: Class of 2023 College-Going Rate by County ..................................................................................... 14  \nFigure 5: College-Going Rate Change by County, 2022-2023........................................................................... 15  \nFigure 6: College-Going Rate Change by County, 2019-2023........................................................................... 16  \nFigure 7: College-Going Rate Increases, 2022 to 2023, by Race/Ethnicity-Gender Pairs ............................... 18  \nFigure 8: College-Going Rates by Gender .......................................................................................................... 19  \nFigure 9: College-Going Rates by Race/Ethnicity............................................................................................... 20  \nFigure 10: College-Going Rates by Race/Ethnicity-Gender Pairs ..................................................................... 21","cbCaikoqXSH4WCkZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikoqXSH4WCkZ","pdf",1582159,33,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Momentum Year 2023\n# High School Seniors and College Going\n# College-Going Data and Methods\n# College Going in Tennessee\n# Conclusion\n# Appendix A: College-Going Rate by County, 2019 to 2023\n# Appendix B: Class of 2022 Wage Methodology","[{\"question\":\"What does the college-going rate measure in this report?\",\"answer\":\"It measures the portion of public high school graduates who seamlessly enroll in postsecondary education immediately after high school.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the class of 2023 college-going rate compare with the class of 2022?\",\"answer\":\"It increased by 2.4 percentage points, reaching a statewide college-going rate of 56.7%.\"},{\"question\":\"Which student groups saw college-going growth above the statewide increase?\",\"answer\":\"White females, Hispanic/Latino males, and females in the “Other” race/ethnicity group grew faster than the statewide 2.4 percentage-point increase.\"}]","Tennessee College Going and the Class of 2023 - Executive Summary | PDF",1792061163,83]