Postsecondary readiness broadly refers to how well students are prepared for education, employment or other pathways after high school. Research by the Kinder Institute looks at a variety of factors for postsecondary readiness, including the role of college prep course offerings and course-taking, the availability and access to career and technical education (CTE) programs, school-to-work linkages and the effectiveness of tuition-free programs in increasing college graduation rates.
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Transitioning to College and Work: Where are high school seniors from 2006-2008 now? (Part 1)
This research brief describes the college outcomes of three cohorts of 12th grade students in the Houston Independent School District through descriptive statistics of college enrollment, college completion and annual income.
REPORT: April 9, 2018 EDUCATION
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