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Student-Led Group Receives Award
CAST
members describe their experiences - such as
painting lockers, donating backpacks, cooking hot dogs, setting up libraries, baking cookies, tutoring students, and volunteering hours in offices and classrooms -
as "life-changing."
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Stark County Has More Than 90,000 Students: Preschool through College
According to the
2017 American Community Survey (ACS)
, Stark County's school enrollment (age 3 and older) is estimated to be 90,444[1] - 26% of whom are enrolled in some level of college.
In 2005, the first year that comprehensive ACS figures were available, college enrollment stood at 18,408. Since that time, Stark's college enrollment has seen a 29% rate of increase.
According to National Student Clearinghouse StudentTracker [2][3] over the past seven years (2011-2018), 58%
of Stark County graduates[4] enrolled in a college or university in the fall following graduation. Further, of
these 58%, 7,763 students (35%) attended a college or university within Stark while 65%
went to colleges/universities outside of the county.
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[2]
StudentTracker does not include data for those students who attended College Credit Plus (CCP) college courses while still in high school.
[3] Includes locally reported college data
[4]
Includes Stark County Educational Service Center districts in the greater Stark County area.
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