Which states provide postsecondary data on school report cards?

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According to 2019 guidance from the U.S. Department of Education, school report cards should include what students are doing after high school graduation “to the extent postsecondary enrollment data are available.” And the data should be disaggregated by racial and ethnic subgroup and whether students have a disability, are English learners or are from low-income families.

32 states provide some data on college enrollment rates of high school graduates on their K-12 school report cards. Of those 32, half disaggregate the data by at least one subgroup.