New York’s 12th-graders saw a 7% dropout rate among Hispanic students in 2021-22 school year

New York’s 12th-graders saw a 7% dropout rate among Hispanic students in 2021-22 school year
NY State Education Department Board of Regents Member Dr. Frances Wills — education.wisc.edu
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New York had a dropout rate of 7% among 49,192 Hispanic 12th-graders in the 2021-22 school year. This represents a 0.8% increase from the previous year, according to the New York State Education Department.

In the 2021-22 school year, New York’s average dropout rate among 12th grade students was 4.5%, 1.8% lower than the average of the previous five years.

The highest dropout rate in the state was found in Yates County, at 12.9%, while Nassau County was reported to have the lowest, with a rate of 1.6%.

In 2022, New York had roughly one teacher for every 12 students, which is lower than the national average of one teacher for every 16 students.

A 2021 report from the NYC Center for Innovation Through Data Intelligence found that outcomes for different racial and gender groups had improved since 2013. However, despite the observed improvements, substantial gaps still persisted, particularly among Black and Hispanic students.

New York’s Dropout Rate Among 12th Grade Hispanic Students in 2021-22 Academic Year
County Total enrollment Hispanic Enrollment Dropout rate
Cortland County 5,556 175 21.4%
Chautauqua County 17,800 2,969 17.7%
Broome County 23,467 1,820 17.6%
Sullivan County 8,983 2,966 15.9%
Schenectady County 21,561 2,893 15.1%
Ontario County 14,662 1,488 14%
Albany County 35,235 3,583 13.8%
Tompkins County 9,924 645 12.8%
Oswego County 17,356 564 12.8%
Ulster County 20,228 4,388 12.6%
Columbia County 6,175 737 12.5%
Rockland County 38,830 17,365 11.5%
Dutchess County 36,804 8,642 11.4%
Yates County 2,179 80 11.1%
Orleans County 5,403 452 11.1%
Cayuga County 8,441 446 10.5%
Erie County 108,418 10,185 9.9%
Monroe County 93,899 15,093 9.8%
Warren County 8,117 265 9.1%
Montgomery County 6,777 1,890 8.8%
Oneida County 31,570 2,976 8.7%
Bronx County 164,228 104,828 8.7%
Orange County 56,618 20,314 8.7%
Onondaga County 63,425 4,915 8.6%
Jefferson County 16,518 1,461 7.8%
Rensselaer County 18,152 1,555 7.8%
Kings County 246,607 74,140 7.5%
Suffolk County 220,691 79,634 7.4%
Richmond County 59,485 17,647 7.3%
Greene County 5,195 451 7.1%
Seneca County 3,713 202 6.7%
Saratoga County 30,752 1,626 6.7%
New York County 125,064 55,004 5.9%
Putnam County 13,126 4,144 5.9%
Wayne County 12,835 1,153 5.7%
Otsego County 6,262 289 5.6%
Madison County 8,968 260 5%
Herkimer County 8,510 225 5%
Queens County 250,978 100,971 5%
Nassau County 193,986 52,453 4.9%
Niagara County 26,329 1,572 4.9%
Fulton County 7,334 419 4.5%
Westchester County 139,163 50,869 3.9%


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