The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003
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2 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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4 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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6 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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8 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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10 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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12 The State of Education in Florida is stronger than ever. Governor Jeb Bush, November 13, 2003 Education in Florida School Grades More schools are improving and earning school recognition funds, although we raised the bar in Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) More students are reading on grade level, and we are closing the achievement gap. Then ( ) 202 As 313 Bs 1230 Cs 601 Ds 76 Fs 51% of all students 23% of African Americans students 38% of Hispanics students Now ( ) 1230 As 569 Bs 527 Cs 141 Ds 35 Fs 60% of all students 41% of African Americans students 51% of Hispanics students National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP the nation s report card ) Florida shows dramatic improvement in reading, and leads the nation in writing. Florida is the only state to show improvement in 4 th grade reading this year! Number of High School Students Taking PSAT More students are taking the PSAT (given free to all tenth graders) in Florida than ever before, we lead the nation in minority. Taking the PSAT is an important indicator of aspiration and desire to access more rigorous course that prepare students for college. Number of High School Students Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses Increase in number of more than twice the national increase. Median score was 206 Median for African Americans was 186 Median for Hispanics students was 198 Florida did not participate 43,184 total 4,459 total African American 5,621 total Hispanic test takers 34,607 AP 2,595 African American AP 6,181 Hispanic AP Median score is 218 Median for African Americans is 198 Median for Hispanics students is 211 Florida ranked 8 th in the nation Hispanic 4 th graders 3 rd in the nation 100,132 sophomore 18,399 African American sophomore test takers (17% of all African American PSAT takers in the nation) 22,440 Hispanic sophomore (27% of all Hispanic PSAT takers in the nation) 60,827 AP 5,596 African American AP test takers (up 116%) 12,455 Hispanic AP (up 102%) Graduation Rate Florida counts every student and our graduation rate is on the rise. Dropout Rate Fewer students are dropping out, decline led by minority students. Florida s Community Colleges Nearly half are in the nationʼs top 100, four of them in the top 10. More students are earning Associate degrees and going on to universities. University Enrollment Under One Florida, without the use of racial quotas, minority enrollment is up. 60.2% of students 48.7% of African American students 52.8% of Hispanic students 5.4% among all students 6.6% among African American students 8.3% among Hispanic students 737,864 students enrolled 25,720 earned Associate degrees 15,783 successfully transferred into the State University System 32.2% of all students 35.6% of university freshmen 20.7% of new graduate students 24.3% of new law students 69% of students 54.2% of African American students 61.1% of Hispanic students 3.1% among all students 3.8% among African American students 3.5% among Hispanic students 795,319 students enrolled (up 8%) 28,762 earned Associate degrees (up 12%) 16,855 successfully transferred into the State University System as of last year (up 7%) 34.3% of all students 37.3% of university freshmen 23.8% of new graduate students 33.9% of new law students
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