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Arizona high school graduation rates rise, but still trail national average

Nick Newman, Cronkite News Service//June 8, 2011//

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Arizona high school graduation rates rise, but still trail national average

Arizona high school graduation rates rise, but still trail national average

Nick Newman, Cronkite News Service//June 8, 2011//

Arizona high school graduation rates rose sharply over a 10-year period, but state students still lag behind the national average, according to a new national report. The Tuesday report from...

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