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Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC An assessment of attendance rates, pass rates, enrollment in developmental courses, and retention September 2007 Prepared by: Office of Research, Planning and Information Technology McLennan Community College 1400 College Drive Waco, Texas 76708 254-299-8636; [email protected] Table of Contents Background and Summary 3 Attendance Rates 5 Demographics 7 Performance (Pass Rates and Attrition Rates) 12 Enrollment in Developmental Courses 15 Fall-to-Spring Retention 18 Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 2 - Purpose and Background: This report examines the performance of local-area high school graduates (2006) enrolled in credit and developmental courses at MCC during the fall 2006 semester. The results include data from public schools only. In most cases, the number of high school graduates was obtained through the Texas Education Agency Web site at the following address: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/adhocrpt/adstg06.html. In some cases, the number of graduates was obtained from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Web site. Please note that the data reflect all graduates for the 2006 year, including summer 2006 graduates. The results from this report will be used by MCC to help identify the needs of our students. The study examined 1) the percentage of local-area high school graduates attending MCC, 2) the demographics of local-area high school graduates attending MCC, 3) MCC grade distribution of local-area high school graduates, 4) the percentage of local-area high school graduates enrolled in developmental courses, and 5) the percentage of local-area high school graduates attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester who returned to MCC in the spring 2007 semester. The report contains an executive summary as well as detailed results. Comparisons across schools should be made with caution because of the substantial differences in the number of graduates attending MCC. It is also useful to examine changes across years for a given school. For many of the analyses, the data from the previous graduating class (2005) are included. For some of the performance measures, data from 2004 graduates are also included. Summary of Results: (Note: Percentages have been rounded to the nearest integer.) Percentage of Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC ¾ 27% (601) of the 2,244 local-area high school graduates (2006) attended MCC during the fall 2006 semester ¾ The percentage of local-area high school graduates (2005) attending MCC was 24% during the fall 2005 semester ¾ Axtell High School had the highest percentages of graduates (56%) enrolled at MCC ¾ Midway High School had the largest number of 2006 graduates (105) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester Demographics ¾ 57% (341) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester were female ¾ 38% (230) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester were minority ¾ 66% (394) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester majored in academic (transfer) programs ¾ 84% (506) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester enrolled in 12 or more hours (full-time) Performance of Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC ¾ The pass rate for all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester was 70% ¾ The campus-wide pass rate for all MCC students was 68% ¾ The pass rate for 2005 graduates attending MCC during the fall 2005 semester was 71% ¾ West High School, Moody High School, Bruceville Eddy High School, and Crawford High School had the highest pass rates with each school having a passing rate of 82% or higher ¾ The course attrition rate for all local-area high school graduates (2006) was 14% ¾ The campus-wide attrition rate for all MCC students was 21% ¾ The course attrition rate for 2005 local-area high school graduates attending MCC during the fall 2005 semester was 15% Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 3 - Percentage of Local-Area High School Graduates Enrolled in Developmental Courses ¾ 49% (293) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester enrolled in at least one developmental course ¾ 47% of 2005 local-area high school graduates attending MCC during the fall 2005 semester enrolled in at least one developmental course ¾ 74% (217) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental math course ¾ 73% (190) of all local-area high school graduates (2005) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental math course ¾ 52% (153) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental reading course ¾ 48% (124) of all local-area high school graduates (2005) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental reading course ¾ 25% (74) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental writing course ¾ 27% (70) of all local-area high school graduates (2005) enrolling in developmental courses enrolled in a developmental writing course Percentage of Local-Area High School Graduates (2006) Attending MCC During the Fall 2006 Semester Who Returned in Spring 2007 ¾ 86% (516) of all local-area high school students attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester returned in Spring 2007 ¾ 83% of 2005 local-area high school graduates attending MCC during the fall 2005 semester returned in Spring 2006 Note: If you have any questions about the data presented in this report, please contact Dr. Paul Illich (254-299-8636 or [email protected]) Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 4 - Percentage of Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC Percentage of Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC ¾ 27% (601) of the 2,244 local-area high school graduates (2006) attended MCC during the fall 2006 semester ¾ The percentage of local-area high school graduates (2005) attending MCC was 24% during the fall 2005 semester ¾ Axtell High School had the highest percentage of graduates (66%) enrolled at MCC ¾ Midway High School had the largest number of 2006 graduates (105) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 5 - McLennan Community College 2006 Local-Area High School Graduates Enrolled at MCC During the Fall 2006 Semester Note: Includes Public Schools Only % of 2005 Graduates Attended Attending 2006 MCC in Fall % of 2006 MCC in Fall High School Graduates* 2006** Graduates 2005 AJ Moore Academy 136 25 18.4 8.8 Axtell High School 36 20 55.6 34.0 Bosqueville High School 27 4 14.8 14.8 Bruceville-Eddy High School 58 15 25.9 14.1 China Spring High School 127 33 26.0 35.9 Connally High School 139 61 43.9 28.6 Crawford High School 45 11 24.4 25.0 La Vega High School 109 29 26.6 26.9 Lorena High School 121 35 28.9 24.2 Mart High School 50 17 34.0 35.3 McGregor High School 52 9 17.3 26.3 Midway High School 425 105 24.7 24.2 Moody High School 49 6 12.2 7.9 Riesel High School 50 24 48.0 25.7 Robinson High School 146 37 25.3 33.9 University High School 226 57 25.2 17.8 Waco High School 329 78 23.7 25.1 West High School 119 35 29.4 17.4 Total 2,244 601 26.8 27.2 * Number of graduates were obtained from the Texas Education Agency Web site and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Web site WISD graduate data were obtained from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Web site. Campus level data for WISD were not available through the TEA Web site. ** Students had to enroll in at least one course to be included in the pool of students attending MCC. Source: MCC Colleague Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 6 - Demographics of Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC ¾ 57% (341) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester were female ¾ 38% (230) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester were minority ¾ 66% (394) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester majored in academic (transfer) programs ¾ 84% (506) of all local-area high school graduates (2006) attending MCC during the fall 2006 semester enrolled in 12 or more hours (full-time) Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 7 - McLennan Community College 2006 Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC During the Fall 2006 Semester Gender Comparison High School Female Male Total # % # % # % AJ Moore Academy 19 76.0 6 24.0 25 100 Axtell High School 10 50.0 10 50.0 20 100 Bosqueville Independent School 2 50.0 2 50.0 4 100 Bruceville-Eddy High School 4 26.7 11 73.3 15 100 China Spring High School 20 60.6 13 39.4 33 100 Connally High School 37 60.7 24 39.3 61 100 Crawford High School 6 54.5 5 45.5 11 100 La Vega High School 17 58.6 12 41.4 29 100 Lorena High School 17 48.6 18 51.4 35 100 Mart High School 10 58.8 7 41.2 17 100 McGregor High School 7 77.8 2 22.2 9 100 Midway High School 49 46.7 56 53.3 105 100 Moody High School 2 33.3 4 66.7 6 100 Riesel High School 10 41.7 14 58.3 24 100 Robinson High School 23 62.2 14 37.8 37 100 University High School 34 59.6 23 40.4 57 100 Waco High School 53 67.9 25 32.1 78 100 West High School 21 60.0 14 40.0 35 100 Total 341 56.7 260 43.3 601 100 All 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC 515 57.3 383 42.7 898 100 Source: MCC Colleague Performance Report on 2006 High School Graduates Attending MCC - 8 - McLennan Community College 2006 Local-Area High School Graduates Attending MCC During the Fall 2006 Semester Ethnicity Comparison Am.
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