Impact 3: Participation in Education and Learning Opportunities
The community indicators on this page provide an overview of how Santa Cruz County residents are doing in key areas of this community impact. This helps us understand how our community is doing overall, and whether particular people or areas in the county are experiencing greater challenges or hardships that need to be addressed. To learn more about any community indicator, click See More Data.
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Chronic Absenteeism
Studies show students with high rates of absenteeism are less likely to be able to read at grade level by the end of 3rd grade, are more likely to drop out in high school, and are less successful in college.
Chronic Absenteeism from School
County: Santa Cruz
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Truancy, Suspension, and Expulsion Rate
Out-of-school suspensions drive lower graduation rates and fuel higher dropout risks, resulting in considerable economic costs.
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Enrollment Rate
California public schools have a very diverse and extremely large student body. Knowing demographic trends of the student body can be useful in projecting student needs and, in turn, planning for school and community services.
Annual Public School Enrollment
County: Santa Cruz
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Students Who Do Not Complete High School
Students who do not earn a high school diploma are more likely than people who finish high school to lack the basic skills required to function in an increasingly complicated job market and society. Adults with limited education levels are more likely to experience challenges and barriers that limit access to opportunities for stable employment and financial security.
Students Who Do Not Complete High School
County: Santa Cruz
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Parent/Family Engagement
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Participating in Adult/Continuing Education
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