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Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent)


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Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent)
YearData
Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent), Minnesota Department of Children, Families & Learning
1996 22.9%
1997 24.6%
1998 25.7%
1999 25.0%
2000 25.6%
Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent)
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Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent), Minnesota Department of Children, Families & Learning Edit trend | Edit data
Public school ninth-graders who four years later continued, Black/ African American (percent)
199622.9%
199724.6%
199825.7%
199925.0%
200025.6%
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