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Class of 2011-12 Number Percent Gradulated from an Arizona High School 59,382 100.0% Graduated from a <2 Year Institution 2 0.0% Graduated from a 2 Year Institution 316 0.5% Arizona Private Institution 0 0.0% Arizona Public Institution 314 99.4% non-Arizona Institution 2 0.6% Graduated from a 4 Year Institution 4 0.0% Arizona Private Institution 3 75.0% Arizona Public Institution 0 0.0% non-Arizona Institution 1 25.0% Have Some College, Not a Graduate 31,427 52.9% Arizona Private Institution 1,190 3.8% Arizona Public Institution 26,859 85.5% 2 Year 16,216 60.4% 4 Year 10,665 39.7% non-Arizona Institution 3,378 10.7% No Postsecondary Education 27,633 46.5% Source: Arizona Board of Regents College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate Young High School 3 3 100.0% Aztec Middle College 2 2 100.0% Sequoia School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 2 2 100.0% Payson Virtual Academy 2 2 100.0% Girls Leadership Academy of Arizona 1 1 100.0% Humanities and Sciences High School - Phoenix 1 1 100.0% Mesa Transitional Learning Center 1 1 100.0% Mt. Turnbull Academy 1 1 100.0% Leading Edge Academy Maricopa 1 1 100.0% Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center Prescott Valley 1 1 100.0% Tri-City College Prep High School 45 44 97.8% Gilbert Classical Academy High School 22 21 95.5% University High School 182 165 90.7% El Capitan Public School 20 18 90.0% Hamilton Prep 8 7 87.5% Great Hearts Academies - Chandler Prep 63 55 87.3% Great Hearts Academies - Glendale Prep 22 19 86.4% Sonoran Science Academy - Tucson 36 31 86.1% San Simon School 7 6 85.7% Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center - Estrella 7 6 85.7% BASIS Tucson 34 29 85.3% BASIS Scottsdale 20 17 85.0% Chaparral High School 500 424 84.8% Thatcher High School 97 82 84.5% University High School 77 65 84.4% Northland Preparatory Academy 64 54 84.4% Great Hearts Academies - Mesa Prep 25 21 84.0% AAEC - SMCC Campus 48 40 83.3% Catalina Foothills High School 389 320 82.3% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 1 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate Foothills Academy 11 9 81.8% Horizon Community Learning Center 95 77 81.1% Tempe Preparatory Academy 51 41 80.4% Learning Foundation and Performing Arts Gilbert 10 8 80.0% Desert Mountain High School 514 409 79.6% San Luis High School 411 322 78.3% Northpoint Expeditionary Learning Academy 23 18 78.3% Great Hearts Academies - Veritas Prep 45 35 77.8% Desert Vista High School 659 505 76.6% Hayden High School 17 13 76.5% Phoenix Union Bioscience High School 50 38 76.0% Miami High School 49 37 75.5% Horizon High School 518 389 75.1% Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center - Red Mountain 32 24 75.0% Bagdad High School 20 15 75.0% Mingus Online Academy 4 3 75.0% Corona Del Sol High School 502 375 74.7% Globe High School 86 64 74.4% Fountain Hills High School 162 120 74.1% Prescott High School 355 260 73.2% Mountain Ridge High School 543 396 72.9% Mayer High School 22 16 72.7% Pinnacle High School 514 372 72.4% Cactus Shadows High School 382 276 72.3% AAEC Paradise Valley 53 38 71.7% Heritage Academy 60 43 71.7% Sunrise Mountain High School 338 242 71.6% Mountain Pointe High School 503 360 71.6% Great Hearts Academies - Scottsdale Prep 14 10 71.4% Grand Canyon College Preparatory Charter School 7 5 71.4% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 2 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate Payson Center for Success High School 7 5 71.4% Arizona School For The Arts 52 37 71.2% James Madison Preparatory School 31 22 71.0% River Valley High School 150 106 70.7% Vista Grande 262 184 70.2% Sabino High School 294 206 70.1% Boulder Creek High School 467 324 69.4% American Heritage Academy 13 9 69.2% Sandra Day O'Connor High School 515 356 69.1% Morenci Junior/Senior High School 68 47 69.1% Highland High School 604 414 68.5% Campo Verde High School 235 161 68.5% Bradshaw Mountain High School 329 224 68.1% Kofa High School 380 258 67.9% Cibola High School 492 332 67.5% Coolidge High School 154 103 66.9% Ironwood High School 368 246 66.8% Hamilton High School 762 508 66.7% Santa Cruz Valley Union High School 66 44 66.7% Duncan High School 30 20 66.7% Vechij Himdag MashchamakuD 3 2 66.7% Sequoia Ranch 3 2 66.7% Sonoran Science Academy - Phoenix 3 2 66.7% Mission Heights Preparatory High School 3 2 66.7% Arcadia High School 365 243 66.6% San Manuel High School 74 49 66.2% Casa Grande Union High School 268 177 66.0% Saguaro High School 300 198 66.0% Ray High School 29 19 65.5% Paradise Honors High School 29 19 65.5% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 3 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate North Pointe Preparatory 95 62 65.3% Mountain View High School 651 419 64.4% Academy of Tucson High School 28 18 64.3% Red Mountain High School 632 406 64.2% Perry High School 461 296 64.2% Empire High School 173 111 64.2% Pima High School 53 34 64.2% Camp Verde High School 89 57 64.0% Ironwood Ridge High School 406 260 64.0% Casa Verde High School 36 23 63.9% Gilbert Early College, a Leading Edge High School 22 14 63.6% Mesquite High School 546 347 63.6% Flagstaff High School 291 183 62.9% Millennium High School 412 259 62.9% Verrado High School 280 176 62.9% Mohave High School 207 130 62.8% Safford High School 137 86 62.8% Sunnyslope High School 334 208 62.3% Gila Ridge High School 344 214 62.2% Basha High School 459 285 62.1% Thunderbird High School 358 219 61.2% Shadow Mountain High School 331 202 61.0% Deer Valley High School 391 238 60.9% Imagine Prep Superstition 23 14 60.9% Antelope Union High School 56 34 60.7% Canyon Del Oro High School 363 220 60.6% Gateway Early College High School 43 26 60.5% Gilbert High School 637 385 60.4% Estrella Foothills High School 192 116 60.4% Blue Ridge High School 151 91 60.3% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 4 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate San Tan Foothills High School 80 48 60.0% New School for the Arts 50 30 60.0% Academy of Math and Science 5 3 60.0% Coconino High School 242 145 59.9% St Johns High School 77 46 59.7% Kingman High School 344 205 59.6% Yuma High School 239 142 59.4% Payson High School 130 77 59.2% Barry Goldwater High School 336 199 59.2% Desert Ridge High 489 287 58.7% Marcos De Niza High School 370 217 58.6% Chandler High School 688 403 58.6% Centennial High School 468 273 58.3% Ash Fork High School 19 11 57.9% Tanque Verde High School 66 38 57.6% Show Low High School 143 82 57.3% Kingman Academy of Learning - High School 82 47 57.3% Lake Havasu High School 379 217 57.3% St David High School 28 16 57.1% Presidio High School 14 8 57.1% Round Valley High School 79 45 57.0% Mingus Union High School 264 150 56.8% Higley High School 312 176 56.4% Chino Valley High School 149 84 56.4% Liberty High School 324 182 56.2% Agua Fria High School 307 172 56.0% Harvest Preparatory Academy 25 14 56.0% Cactus High School 301 168 55.8% Sedona Red Rock High School 95 53 55.8% Apache Junction High School 282 157 55.7% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 5 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate Dobson High School 503 280 55.7% AmeriSchools College Preparatory Academy - Tucson 27 15 55.6% Buena High School 463 256 55.3% Williams High School 49 27 55.1% Betty Fairfax High School 340 187 55.0% Poston Butte High School 233 128 54.9% Williams Field High School 232 127 54.7% Nogales High School 330 180 54.5% Grand Canyon High School 11 6 54.5% Winslow High School 158 86 54.4% Florence High School 118 64 54.2% The Berean Schools 24 13 54.2% Greenway High School 323 174 53.9% Sahuaro High School 323 174 53.9% Flagstaff Arts And Leadership Academy 30 16 53.3% Mcclintock High School 345 183 53.0% Vail Academy & High School 34 18 52.9% Holbrook High School 148 78 52.7% Maricopa High School 264 139 52.7% Metropolitan Arts Institute 48 25 52.1% Desert Winds High School 25 13 52.0% Apollo High School 349 181 51.9% Independence High School 376 195 51.9% Snowflake High School 147 76 51.7% North High School 438 226 51.6% North Canyon High School 427 220 51.5% Skyline High School 466 240 51.5% Superior Senior High School 37 19 51.4% Douglas High School 272 139 51.1% Queen Creek High School 327 167 51.1% Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Arizona Board of Regents, November 2013 6 of 35 College Going Rate of 2011-12 Arizona High School Graduates Sorted by College Going Rate Enrolled in Postsecondary Graduates in Education in College Going 2011-12 2012-13 Rate Moon Valley High School 333 169 50.8% Westview High School 476 241 50.6% Peoria High School 334 169 50.6% Cienega High School 388 196 50.5% Youngker High School 237 119 50.2% Valley Vista High School 364 182 50.0% Combs High School 124 62 50.0% Westwind Preparatory Academy 36 18 50.0% Mogollon High School 36 18 50.0% Red Valley/Cove High School 10 5 50.0% Aztec Middle College - 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    CSF-RPT4 ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CSF DISTRICT PAYMENT REPORT FY 2012 September Revenues DOA Current Entity ID DOA DOA CTDS Payment County: Maricopa 4234 Maricopa County Regional District 070199000 $9,737.23 4234 Funded Entity Total $ 9,737.23 85932 EVIT - Mesa High School 070801271 $4,335.46 85933 EVIT - Westwood High School 070801272 $2,967.33 85934 EVIT - Mountain View High School 070801273 $2,049.64 85935 EVIT - Dobson High School 070801274 $2,554.00 85936 EVIT - Red Mountain High School 070801275 $2,361.13 85937 EVIT - Skyline High School 070801276 $2,400.76 89475 EVIT - Powell Jr. High School 070801255 $ 0.00 89477 EVIT - Brimhall Jr. High School 070801261 $ 0.00 89478 EVIT - Carson Jr. High School 070801252 $ 0.00 90480 EVIT - Fremont Junior High 070801254 $ 225.52 90481 EVIT - Taylor Junior High 070801258 $ 53.15 90482 EVIT - Stapley Junior High 070801262 $ 71.98 90483 EVIT - Smith Junior High 070801263 $ 0.00 90484 EVIT - Shepherd Junior High 070801260 $ 99.96 90485 EVIT - Rhodes Junior High 070801257 $ 0.00 90486 EVIT - Poston Junior High 070801256 $ 181.06 90487 EVIT - Mesa Junior High 070801251 $ 254.21 90488 EVIT - Kino Junior High 070801253 $ 0.00 90489 EVIT - Hendrix Junior High 070801259 $ 0.00 4235 Mesa Unified District 070204000 $1,286,189.55 4235 Funded Entity Total $1,303,743.75 87323 West-MEC - Wickenburg High School 070802231 $1,905.83 4236 Wickenburg Unified District 070209000 $31,333.50 4236 Funded Entity Total $33,239.33 81148 West-MEC - Centennial High School 070802201 $4,632.92 81149 West-MEC - Ironwood High School 070802202 $5,693.31 81150 West-MEC - Cactus High School 070802203 $3,451.62 81151 West-MEC - Peoria High School 070802204 $5,753.17 81152 West-MEC - Sunrise Mountain High School 070802205 $3,684.70 85867 West-MEC - Raymond S.