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Significant Increase in College-bound Hispanics Projected For The South

by Michelle J. Nealy , March 20, 2008

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The current number of Hispanic high school graduates in the 16 states that constitute the Southern Regional Education Board is projected to more than double by 2022, outpacing national projections, according to a new report released by Denver-based Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education.

The report, Knocking at the College Door: Projections of High School Graduates by State and Race/Ethnicity 1992-2022, shows that many SREB states will see far greater proportions of Hispanic high school graduates and prospective students in colleges and career preparation schools in the coming years.

"This report shows the demographic challenges the region will face now and in the years to come,” said SREB President Dave Spence. “States need to focus more attention on helping all students achieve at high levels, graduate from high school and continue their learning in college and career preparation.”

SREB States

 Number of Hispanic Students Enrolled in Public Schools in 2008

Projections for Hispanics enrolled in Public Schools in 2022

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