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Grad / Drop / Cohort

Grad / Drop / Cohort . Questions to Ponder. True or False?. A grade 9 entry date should not be reported for PASA students. False – As of the 2013-14 SY, PASA students are to be reported with a 9 th grade entry date. . True or False?.

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Grad / Drop / Cohort

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  1. Grad / Drop / Cohort Questions to Ponder

  2. True or False? A grade 9 entry date should not be reported for PASA students. False – As of the 2013-14 SY, PASA students are to be reported with a 9th grade entry date.

  3. True or False? A student, who stopped attending school, and his/her whereabouts are unknown, should be deleted from the Student template. False – A student who enrolls in a school, regardless of whether or not the student attends the school, is to be reported as a dropout if his/her whereabouts are unknown.

  4. True or False? A student who drops out before entering 9th grade is not included in the four-year graduation rate. True – A student must be enrolled as a first time 9th grader to be included in the four-year graduation rate.

  5. True or False? A student who earns a GED is considered a graduate. False – A GED does not meet the State’s academic content standards of a regular high school diploma. Students who receive a GED must be included in the denominator of the four-year and extended-year graduation rate.

  6. True or False? Written documentation is required to confirm a student has transferred. True – An LEA must have official written confirmation that a student transferred out, emigrated to another country, or is deceased, before removing the student from the four-year cohort. A conversation with a parent or neighbor of a student is not considered official written documentation of a transfer.

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