CALPADS course record availability was lower for students in high-FRPM, small, and nontraditional schools (56%, 36%, and 31% with all four years)¶
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q2 i? Four-year course record availability was lower for students in high-FRPM schools (56%), small schools (36%), and nontraditional school types (31%) than for all students (62%). → Fong 2018
Evidence¶
Fong 2018¶
Fong, A., Barrat, V., & Finkelstein, N. (2018). Examination of data usability options for assessing eligibility for higher education in California. San Francisco, CA: WestEd. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED592524
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Descriptive comparison of course record availability by school characteristics (Table 2) for the 2015 graduate population. The report prints the percentages directly: "56% versus 62% for all students," 36% for small schools, and 31% for nontraditional schools.
"The availability of course-level data for all four years of the analysis was lower for students enrolled in schools with a high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price meals (FRPM)1 (56% versus 62% for all students), for students enrolled in small schools2 (36%), and for students enrolled in nontraditional schools3 (31%)."
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Related Claims¶
- CALPADS course record availability varied by year, with 62% of 2015 graduates having records for all four school years and 20% missing only 2011-12 — related
- Grades 10-11 GPA estimates from CALPADS and UC data agreed closely: over 95% of students within three tenths of a point and the at-or-above-3 conclusion matched for 97%
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CALPADS course record availability was lower for students in high-FRPM, small, and nontraditional schools (56%, 36%, and 31% with all four years) |
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CALPADS course record availability was lower for students in high-FRPM, small, and nontraditional schools (56%, 36%, and 31% with all four years) |
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