# 2010-11 graduates - 361 Avg HS GPA - 2.76 % free/reduced lunch - 26.0% HS graduation rate - 83.4% college-going rate 77.0% % graduates ready for college-level math - 54.4% English - 62.2% reading - 56.4% % with 1st Year of college GPA >2.0 - 64.4% % earned full year of college-level credits in 1st year - 17.3% % returned for 2nd Year in college - 77.4%

# 2010-11 graduates - 484 Av HS GPA - 2.96 HS graduation rate - 80.9% % free/reduced lunch - 21.1% College-going rate - 77.5% % of 2009-10 grads with 1st Year college GPA >2.0 - 67.6% % who earned full year of college-level credits in 1st year - 22.3% % who returned for 2nd Year in college - 72.1%

# 2010-11 graduates - 460 Av HS GPA - 2.83 HS graduation rate - 83.4% % free/reduced lunch - 26.7% college-going rate - 72.0% % ready for college-level math - 56.2% English - 66.7% reading - 56.0% % 2009-10 with 1st Year college GPA >2.0 - 65.5% % earning full year of college-level credits during 1st year - 16.1% % returning for 2nd Year of college - 77.2%

# of 2010-11 graduates - 522 % graduation rate 82% % college-going rate - 72.4% % free/reduced lunch - 30.5% college-going rate - 72.4% % ready for college-level math - 58.8% English - 62.8% reading - 58.0% % of 2990-10 with 1st year of college GPA >2.0 - 70.8% % who earned a full year of college-level credits in 1st year - 13.5% % who returned for 2nd year of college - 75.6%

2010-11 graduates from Bryan Station High School # HS graduates - 441 Avg HS GPA - 2.59 % eligible for free/reduced lunch 61.5% % of graduates ready for college-level math - 26.9% English - 39.8% reading - 32.4% % of 2009-10 graduates with 1st year of college GPA of 2.0 or higher - 48.8% % who earned a full year of college-level credits in 1st year - 9.7% % who returned for 2nd year of college - 70.9%

October 2009 (amended June 2010) A paper prepared by the Alliance for Racial Equity in Child Welfare The states whose public policy are under study here are: California, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, and Washington.

Good practices on establishing new families with extended kin and building a culture of permanancy (published November 2007)

includes March 14, 2013 update and "Data over time update" (Sept 28, 2012)

Useful information about Fayette County from the collaborative site supported by Casey Family Programs, the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services, and Kentucky Youth Advocates (KYA)