1. Chad Willis Washington County Schools Director of Pupil Personnel

2. SchoolADA(10- 11) ADA(11- 12) Att. %(10-11) Att. %(11-12) Change in Att. % +/-ADA WCMS178.14185.7395.28%96.31%+1.03%7.59 WCES370.18382.6295.24%96.24%+1.00%12.44 NWES474.22493.1395.11%95.59%+.48%18.91 WCHS513.77529.6993.24%94.48%+1.24%15.92 District1536.311584.3094.53%95.45%+.92%54.86

3. GradesNWESWCES K94.71%95.49% 194.62%95.84% 295.99%95.84% 395.85%97.04% 496.10%97.02% 595.44%96.03% School Totals95.59%96.24%

4. GradesNWMSWCMS 696.3196.38% 796.3396.62% 895.2095.97% School Totals95.94%96.31%

5.  School Attendance Ranking for 2011-2012 1. WCMS: 96.31% 2. WCES: 96.24% 3. NWMS: 95.94% 4. NWES: 95.59% 5. WCHS: 94.48% WCES 3 rd grade had highest attendance percentage: 97.04% WCES 4 th grade a close second with 97.02%

6.  September 18, 2011 was High Attendance Day across the state  WCMS had the highest attendance % of middle schools in the 5 th region with 96.32%  WCHS had the highest attendance % of high schools in the 5 th region with 96.65%

7.  49 students were in the program throughout the 2011-2012 school year.  210 total credits were earned  Average credits earned per student: 4.28  23 students graduated from the program

8.  21 students will start the school year in the Commander Academy.  Reduce the number of students that graduate from our program.  Ms. Abell and I have been proactive this year in identifying students earlier in the process that are behind on their credits.

9. School YearNumber of Dropouts 2005-0618 2006-0715 2007-0812 2008-0912 2009-102 2010-110 2011-120

10. School YearNumber of Dropouts 2005-0618 2006-0715 2007-0812 2008-0912 2009-102 2010-110 2011-120 Commander Academy started in 2009-2010 school year. Ms. Abell and I identified 11 students with a high probability of dropping out if they had not been a part of the Commander Academy.

11. 1.3 million students dropout from high school each year. Approximately 2,000 high schools produce nearly half of the nation’s dropouts. Over 1/3 of all dropouts are lost in the 9 th grade. Low attendance or a failing grade can identify future dropouts, and in some cases as early as the 6 th grade.