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How do Fort Worth high school students fare after graduating?

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This free in-depth report from the Fort Worth Education Partnership offers a district-by-district breakdown.

Inside, you’ll find an 11-year education journey following nearly 30,000 Fort Worth 8th graders all the way beyond graduation, with a detailed analysis of dropout rates, higher education aspirations, and performance broken down by high school.

You can also explore other FTW education reports this way, or see state assessment results for 3rd-8th graders in the annual academic report.

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