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Dropout rate at Regional Institute for Children & Adolescents was 4.63 percent in 2016-17

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Regional Institute for Children & Adolescents in the Montgomery County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of 4.63 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Montgomery News analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

That 4.63 percent is equivalent to 5 students, out of an enrollment of 108 at Regional Institute for Children & Adolescents.

The annual dropout rate as defined by the Maryland State Department of Education is the percentage of students in grades 9 through 12 who leave school before graduation or completion of a state-approved education program for any reason except death. It only includes students who do not enroll in another school or education program during the current year, which runs from July through June.

The Maryland Department of Education calculates the dropout rate by dividing the number of dropouts by the total number of students enrolled.

Overall, 275,384 students were enrolled in Maryland public schools during the 2016-2017 school year. Of those, 2.75 percent (or 7,583 students) dropped out, which is a slight increase from the 2.57 percent of the previous school year.

Schools with highest dropout rates in Montgomery County Public Schools during 2016-2017
School% of students who dropped out
Alternative Programs12.4
Northwood High School5.97
Gaithersburg High4.31
Regional Institute for Children & Adolescents4.63
Albert Einstein High3.41
John F. Kennedy High3.69
Wheaton High3.54
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High<= 3
Clarksburg High<= 3
Col. Zadok Magruder High<= 3
Damascus High<= 3
James Hubert Blake High<= 3
Longview School<= 3
MCPS Transitions School<= 3
Montgomery Blair High<= 3
Northwest High<= 3
Paint Branch High<= 3
Poolesville High<= 3
Quince Orchard High<= 3
Richard Montgomery High<= 3
Rock Terrace School<= 3
Rockville High<= 3
Seneca Valley High<= 3
Sherwood High<= 3
Springbrook High<= 3
Stephen Knolls School<= 3
Thomas S. Wootton High<= 3
Walt Whitman High<= 3
Walter Johnson High<= 3
Watkins Mill High<= 3
Winston Churchill High<= 3

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