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FLORIDA EDUCATION & TRAINING PLACEMENT INFORMATION PROGRAM

(FETPIP)

DIVISION OF TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

ANNUAL OUTCOMES REPORT

FALL 2018 DATA RELEASED DECEMBER 2019

Florida Education & Training Placement Information ProgramAnnual Outcomes Report

Fall 1415 FindingsTABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction i Sample Follow-up Report i - vi Average Quarterly Earnings Graph by Major Delivery System Provider ii

OUTCOME REPORTSK20 OUTCOMESSCHOOL DISTRICTS

2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA 12016-17 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA 22015-16 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA 32014-15 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA 42013-14 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA 52017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 62016-17 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 72015-16 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 82014-15 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 92013-14 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 102017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 112016-17 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 122015-16 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 132014-15 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 142013-14 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 152017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA 162016-17 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA 172015-16 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA 182014-15 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA 192013-14 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA 202017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS 212016-17 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS 222015-16 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS 232014-15 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS 242013-14 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS 252017-18 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 262016-17 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 272015-16 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 282014-15 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 292013-14 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 30

WORKFORCE EDUCATION

2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 312016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 322015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 332014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 342013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 352017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS 362016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS 372015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS 382014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS 392013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS 402017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS 412016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS 422015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS 432014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS 442013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS 452017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS 462016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS 472015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS 482014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS 492013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS 502017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 512016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 522015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 532014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 542013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 552017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 562016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 572015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 582014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 592013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 602017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS 612016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS 622015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS 63

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OUTCOME REPORTSK20 OUTCOMESWORKFORCE EDUCATION

2014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS 642013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS 652017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS 662016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS 672015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS 682014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS 692013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS 702017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 712016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 722015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 732014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 742013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS 752017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 762016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 772015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 782014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 792013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS 802017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 812016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 822015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 832014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 842013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS 852017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS 862016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS 872015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS 882014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS 892013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS 902017-18 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 912016-17 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 922015-16 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 932014-15 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 942013-14 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP 952017-18 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP 962016-17 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP 972015-16 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP 982014-15 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP 992013-14 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP 1002017-18 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES 1012016-17 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES 1022015-16 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES 1032014-15 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES 1042013-14 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES 105

FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM

2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS 1062016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS 1072015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS 1082014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS 1092013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS 1102017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS 1112016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS 1122015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS 1132014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS 1142013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS 1152017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS 1162016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS 1172015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS 1182014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS 1192013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS 1202017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS 1212016-17 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS 1222015-16 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS 1232014-15 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS 1242013-14 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS 125

UNIVERSITIES

2017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S 1262016-17 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S 1272015-16 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S 1282014-15 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S 1292013-14 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S 1302017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S 1312016-17 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S 1322015-16 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S 1332014-15 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S 1342013-14 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S 1352017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE 1362016-17 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE 1372015-16 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE 1382014-15 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE 1392013-14 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE 1402017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS 1412016-17 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS 1422015-16 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS 1432014-15 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS 1442013-14 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS 1452017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 146

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OUTCOME REPORTSK20 OUTCOMESUNIVERSITIES

2016-17 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 1472015-16 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 1482014-15 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 1492013-14 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 1502017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S 1512016-17 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S 1522015-16 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S 1532014-15 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S 1542013-14 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S 1552017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S 1562016-17 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S 1572015-16 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S 1582014-15 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S 1592013-14 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S 1602017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE 1612016-17 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE 1622015-16 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE 1632014-15 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE 1642013-14 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE 1652017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS 1662016-17 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS 1672015-16 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS 1682014-15 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS 1692013-14 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS 1702017-18 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES 1712016-17 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES 1722015-16 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES 1732014-15 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES 1742013-14 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES 175

WORKFORCE OUTCOMESWORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

2017-18 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS 1762016-17 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS 1772015-16 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS 1782014-15 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS 1792013-14 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS 1802017-18 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS 1812016-17 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS 1822015-16 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS 1832014-15 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS 1842013-14 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS 185

2017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS 1862016-17 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS 1872015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS 1882014-15 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS 1892013-14 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS 1902017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER 1912016-17 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER 1922015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER 1932014-15 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER 1942013-14 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER 1952015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - OLDER YOUTH 1962014-15 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - OLDER YOUTH 1972013-14 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - OLDER YOUTH 1982015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUNGER YOUTH 1992014-15 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUNGER YOUTH 2002013-14 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUNGER YOUTH 2012017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUTH 2022016-17 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUTH 2032017-18 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED 2042016-17 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED 2052015-16 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED 2062014-15 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED 2072013-14 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED 2082017-18 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED 2092016-17 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED 2102015-16 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED 2112014-15 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED 2122013-14 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED 2132017-18 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS 2142016-17 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS 2152015-16 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS 2162014-15 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS 2172013-14 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS 2182017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT 2192016-17 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT 2202015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT 2212014-15 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT 2222013-14 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT 2232017-18 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED 2242016-17 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED 2252015-16 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED 2262014-15 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED 2272013-14 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED 2282017-18 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED 2292016-17 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED 2302015-16 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED 231

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OUTCOME REPORTSWORKFORCE OUTCOMESWORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

2014-15 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED 2322013-14 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED 233

APPENDICESAPPENDIX A The FETPIP Process A-1APPENDIX B Additional Follow-up Reports B-1

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A) TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 61,685 B) TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 55,138 89%

C) FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES)c1) EMPLOYED/ALL 38,296 c2) 62%c3) AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $21,528

c4) MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $20,282 c5) FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 20,136 c6) 33%c7) AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS

c8) MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGSc9) EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION

c11) AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS

c12) MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGSc13) FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING c15) AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGSc16) MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS

$33,348

$25,382

27,296 c10) 44%$20,241

$19,811

16,847 c14) 27%

$21,443

$21,402

FULL QTR (FT/FQ) = earnings of at least $4,290 per qtr. (min. wage x 13 wks. x 40 hrs.). 4th qtr. earnings have been multiplied by four to estimate annual earnings.

D) EARNINGS BY LEVEL*Number of employed earning:

17,330 d2) 45%

11,293 d4) 29%

5,435 d6) 14%

d1) Less Than $8.25 per hour

(Qtrly wages less than $4,290)

d3) Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive

(Qtrly wages at least $4,290 but less than $8,008)

d5) Wages Between $15.40 and $22.54 Inclusive

(Qtrly wages at least $8,008 but less than $11,726)

d7) Wages at Least $22.55 per hour(Qtrly wages at least $11,726) 4,238 d8) 11%

Hourly wages are determined by qtrly wage / 520 hrs. (40hrs. x 13 wks.).

E) FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATAe1) TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 41,888 e2) 68%e3) ...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 419 e4) 1%

e5) ...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 13,955 e6) 33%e5a) AA Program 396 e6a) 3%

e5b) AS Program 2,995 e6b) 21%

e5c) AAS Program 148 e6c) 1%e5d) Adult Vocational Certificate 307 e6d) 2%

e5e) Vocational Credit Certificate 168 e6e) 1%

e5f) Other 9,941 e6f) 71%e7) ...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 28,540 e8) 68%

e9) ...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 2,036 e10) 5%Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

e11) TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 26,339 e12) 63%

e13) TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 25,274 e14) 60%

F) RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) & Food Stamps

f1) RECEIVING TANF 69 f2) 0%

f3) ... & EMPLOYED 19 f4) 28%

f5) RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 5,637 f6) 9%

f7) ... & EMPLOYED 3,206 f8) 57%

f9) RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 5,637 f10) 9%f11) ... & EMPLOYED 3,206 f12) 57%

G) FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DATA

g1) INCARCERATED 24 g2) <1%

g3) COMMUNITY SUPERVISION 237 g4) <1%

Source: Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program Page No. i Date

*** SAMPLE FOLLOW‐UP REPORT ***Items are described on the following pages.

Contents of FETPIP’s Annual Outcomes Report

The findings for each education or training application that worked with the FETPIP program is represented on a one page report. Each report page is divided into seven primary sets of data types. These are Total Individuals, Total with Outcome Data, Florida Employment Data, Earnings by Level, Federal Employment Data, Florida Continuing Education Data, Receiving Public Assistance and Florida Department of Corrections Data. The following notes describe the content of each of the major categories including several subcategories of data elements. The notes are keyed to alphanumeric identifiers on the sample report on the preceding page. Please note that the data cells with small numbers have been suppressed and replaced by asterisks for confidentiality purposes, in compliance with Florida Statute Section 1008.39.

Note: (****) = group or subgroup value is fewer than 10, but greater than 0 (values 1-9), (-) = subgroup value is equal to 0 and cohort is greater than 0, and (N/A) = data is unavailable. All Florida Employment Data is annualized.

A) TOTAL INDIVIDUALS: The number of individuals with valid Social Security numbers as reported for follow‐up to FETPIP.

B) TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA: The number of unduplicated individuals with valid Social Security numbers, found via FETPIP’s data matchingmethod during the target period, July 2017 ‐ June 2018.

C) FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES):

c1) Employed/All: The number of individuals found employed in public, private, or non‐profit establishments who are covered by the Florida Unemployment Insurance System during the October‐December 2018 target period. Note: Unemployment Insurance wage data are used. Wage files report employment and earnings for the employees of covered establishments.

c2) Percent Found Employed/All: The number Found Employed divided by the Total Individuals.

c3) Average Earnings ‐ All: The average earnings reported for those found employed in Florida regardless of the amount of earnings or time worked in a quarter.

c4) Median Earnings ‐ All: The median earnings reported for those found employed in Florida regardless of the amount of earnings or time worked in a quarter.

c5) Full Qtr Employed/All: The number estimated of those Found Employed in Florida who had earnings of at least $4,290 (minimum wage of $8.25 per hour X 40 hours X 13 weeks).

c6) Percent Est. Full Qtr Employed: The number estimated working Full Time / Full Quarter divided by the Total Individuals.

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c7) Average Full Qtr Employed Earnings ‐ All: The estimated average earnings for those found employed on an estimated full‐time basis.

c8) Median Full Qtr Employed Earnings ‐ All: The median earnings reported for those found employed on an estimated full‐time basis.

c9) Employed/Not Continuing Education: The number estimated of those Found Employed in Florida and are not continuing education.

c10) Percent Est. Employed/Not Continuing Education: The number estimated Employed/Not Continuing Education divided by the Total Individuals.

c11) Average Employed Earnings ‐ Not Continuing Education: The estimated average earnings for those found employed in Florida and not continuing education.

c12) Median Employed Earnings ‐ Not Continuing Education: The median earnings reported for those found employed in Florida and not continuing education.

c13) Full Qtr Employed/Not Continuing Education: The number estimated of those Found Employed in Florida who had earnings of at least $4,290 (minimum wage of $8.25 per hour X 40 hours X 13 weeks) and are not continuing education.

c14) Percent Est. Full Qtr Employed/Not Continuing Education: The number estimated Full Qtr Employed/Not Continuing Education divided by the Total Individuals.

c15) Average Full Qtr Employed Earnings ‐ Not Continuing Education: The estimated average earnings for those found employed on an estimated full‐time basis and are not continuing education.

c16) Median Full Qtr Employed Earnings ‐ Not Continuing Education: The median earnings reported for those found employed on an estimated full‐time basis and are not continuing education.

D) EARNINGS BY LEVEL

d1) Less than $8.25 per hour: The number of persons found earning less than $4,290 per quarter (minimum wage x 40 hours per week x 13 weeks).

d2) Percent less than $8.25 per hour: The number of persons found earning less than $4,290 divided by those Found Employed.

d3) Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive: The number of persons found earning at least $4,290 but less than $8,008 per quarter.

d4) Percent Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive: The number of persons found earning at least $4,290 but less than $8,008 divided by those Found Employed.

d5) Wages Between $15.40 and $22.54 Inclusive: The number of persons found earning at least $8,008 but less than $11,726 per

quarter.

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d6) Percent Wages Between $15.40 and $22.54 Inclusive: The number of persons found earning at least $8,008 but less than $11,726 divided by those Found Employed.

d7) Wages at Least $22.55 per hr: The number of persons found earning at least $11,726 per quarter.d8) Percent Wages at Least $22.55 per hr: The number of persons found earning at least $11,726 divided by those Found Employed.

E) FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATAe1) Total Continuing their Education (Unduplicated): The number of persons found continuing their postsecondary education, in

Florida, in a public adult education program, Career & Technical Education (CTE) program, community college, or public or private college or university.

e2) Percent Total Continuing their Education (Unduplicated): The number of persons Total Cont. their Education divided by Total Individuals.

e3) ...In District Postsecondary: The number found enrolled in a school district‐administered postsecondary CTE program.e4) Percent ...In District Postsecondary: The number of persons ...In District Postsecondary divided by Total Continuing their Education. e5) ...In Florida College System: The number found enrolled in one of Florida's 28 public colleges either in Associate in Art (AA),

Associate in Science (AS), Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Adult Vocational, Vocational College Credit or other postsecondary programs.

e5a) AA: The number found enrolled in an Associate in Arts program in one of Florida's public colleges.

e5b) AS: The number found enrolled in an Associate in Science program in one of Florida's public colleges.

e5c) AAS:The number found enrolled in an Associate of Applied Science program in one of Florida's public colleges.

e5d) Adult Vocational Certificate: The number found enrolled in a postsecondary adult vocational certificate program in one of Florida's public colleges.

e5e) Vocational Credit Certificate: The number found enrolled in a postsecondary vocational credit certificate program in one of Florida's public colleges.

e5f) Other: The number found enrolled in public college programs that were not declared, were not added, or were receiving remedial instruction in one of Florida's public colleges.

e6) Percent ...In Florida College System: The number of persons ...In Florida College System divided by Total Continuing their Education.

e6a) Percent AA: The number found enrolled in an Associate in Arts program divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

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e6b) Percent AS: The number found enrolled in an Associate in Science program divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

e6c) Percent AAS: The number found enrolled in an Associate of Applied Science program divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

e6d) Percent Adult Vocational Certificate: The number found enrolled in a postsecondary adult vocational certificate program divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

e6e) Percent Vocational Credit Certificate: The number found enrolled in a postsecondary vocational credit certificate program divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

e6f) Percent Other: The number found enrolled in other college programs divided by the number found enrolled in the Florida College System.

e7) ...In State University: The number found enrolled in one of Florida’s eleven public universities.

e8) Percent ...In State University: The number of persons In State Unversity divided by Total Continuing their Education.

e9) ...In Private College or University: The number found enrolled in one of Florida's licensed, accredited private colleges or univerisities.

e10) Percent ...In Private College or University: The number of persons In Private College or University divided by Total Continuing their Education.

e11) Total Continuing Education/Found Employed: The number of persons who were found to be both continuing their education and employed during the period.

e12) Percent Total Continuing Education/Found Employed: The number of persons Total Continuing Edcation/Found Employed divided by Total Continuing their Education.

e13) Total Continuing Education/Not Found Employed: The number of persons who were found to be continuing their education but not found employed during the period.

e14) Percent Total Continuing Education/Not Found Employed: The number of persons Total Continuing Education/Not Found Employed divided by Total Continuing their Education.

F) RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCEf1) Receiving TANF: The number of persons who received Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) during the October ‐

December 2018 period. These individuals are considered “heads of households” for these purposes.

f2) Percent Receiving TANF: The number of persons Receiving TANF divided by Total Individuals.

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f3) Receiving TANF & Employed: The number of those Receiving TANF who were also employed during the period.

f4) Percent Receiving TANF & Employed: The number of persons Receiving TANF & Employed divided by Receiving TANF.

f5) Receiving Food Stamps: The number of persons Recieving Food Stamps during the target period as heads of household.

f6) Percent Receiving Food Stamps: The number of persons Receiving Food Stamps divided by Total Individuals.

f7) Receiving Food Stamps & Employed: The number of those Receiving Food Stamps who were also employed during the period.

f8) Percent Receiving Food Stamps & Employed: The number of persons Receiving Food Stamps & Employed divided by Receiving

Food Stamps.

f9) Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps: The number Recieving TANF and/or food stamps during the period.

f10) Percent Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps: The number of persons Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps divided by Total Individuals.

f11) Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps & Employed: The number of those Receiving TANF and/or Food Stamps who were also employed during the period.

f12) Percent Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps & Employed: The number of persons Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps & Employed divided by Receiving TANF &/or Food Stamps.

G) FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DATA

g1) Incarcerated: The number who were in a state correctional facility during the October‐December 2018 period.

g2) Percent Incarcerated: The number of persons Incarcerated divided by Total Individuals.

g3) Community Supervision: The number of persons who were adjudicated to the Department of Corrections Community Supervision during the October‐December 2018 period.

g4) Percent Community Supervision: The number of persons Community Supervision divided by Total Individuals.

Source: Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program vi

OUTCOMES REPORTS

2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STANDARD DIPLOMA - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT DATA (ANNUALIZED WAGES)

EMPLOYED/ALL 68,433 54%AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $11,520MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $10,340

FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 14,112 11%AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $23,972MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $21,452

EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 28,154 22%AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $13,724MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $12,664

FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 8,578 7%AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $24,776MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $22,012

FULL QTR (FT/FQ) = earnings of at least $4,290 per qtr (min. wage x 13 wks. x 40 hrs.)4th qtr earnings have been multiplied by four to estimate annual earnings.

EARNINGS BY LEVELNumber of employed earning:

Less Than $8.25 per hour54,321 79% (Qtrly wages less than $4,290)

Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive12,744 19% (Qtrly wages at least $4,290 but less than $8,008)


Wages at Least $22.55 per hour272 <1%

(Qtrly wages at least $11,726)

Hourly wages are determined by qtrly wage / 520 hrs. (40hrs. x 13 wks.)

FLORIDA CONTINUING EDUCATION DATA

TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 74,197 58%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 2,290 3%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 44,202 60%

AA Program 31,159 70%AS Program 3,093 7%AAS Program 63 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 267 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 391 <1%Bachelor Program 94 <1%Other 9,135 21%

...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 24,891 34%

...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 4,910 7%Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 40,279 54%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 33,918 46%

RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCETemporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) & Food Stamps

RECEIVING TANF 147 <1%... & EMPLOYED 86 59%

RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 16,695 13%... & EMPLOYED 9,831 59%

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 16,724 13%... & EMPLOYED 9,847 59%

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DATA

INCARCERATED 17 <1%

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION 63 <1%

TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 127,156 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 106,027 83%

Source: Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program Page 1 1/13/2020

















AA Program 29,342 78%AS Program 2,628 7%AAS Program 65 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 275 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 486 1%Bachelor Program 174 <1%Other 4,498 12%









INCARCERATED 55 <1%















Wages at Least $22.55 per hour1,296 2%





AA Program 20,522 75%AS Program 2,545 9%AAS Program 56 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 251 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 546 2%Bachelor Program 464 2%Other 2,976 11%









INCARCERATED 111 <1%




















AA Program 12,779 64%AS Program 2,464 12%AAS Program 39 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 251 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 585 3%Bachelor Program 1,105 6%Other 2,689 14%













2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION - FALL 2018 FINDINGS



FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL 491 17%AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $24,996MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $22,372


FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 465 17%AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $25,124MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS $22,600




Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive425 23% (Qtrly wages at least $4,290 but less than $8,008)


Wages at Least $22.55 per hour**** ****




TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 240 9%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 19 8%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 207 86%

AA Program 73 35%AS Program 14 7%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 111 54%

...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM **** ****

...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 12 5%Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 157 65%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 83 35%


RECEIVING TANF 12 <1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****

RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 821 29%... & EMPLOYED 508 62%

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 821 29%... & EMPLOYED 508 62%


INCARCERATED **** ****

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION **** ****



















AA Program 234 51%AS Program 39 9%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 171 38%

...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 10 2%




RECEIVING TANF **** ****... & EMPLOYED **** 50%




INCARCERATED 11 <1%















Wages at Least $22.55 per hour46 1%





AA Program 325 57%AS Program 39 7%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 13 2%Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 182 32%









INCARCERATED 14 <1%




















AA Program 396 64%AS Program 64 10%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 10 2%Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 140 23%









INCARCERATED 23 <1%




















AA Program 391 62%AS Program 64 10%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 13 2%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 153 24%






RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 1,039 15%... & EMPLOYED 760 73%

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 1,040 16%... & EMPLOYED 761 73%


INCARCERATED 31 <1%




2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE - FALL 2018 FINDINGS


EMPLOYED/ALL **** ****AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS ****MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS ****

FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL **** ****AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ****MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ****

EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION **** ****AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS ****MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS ****

FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION **** ****AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ****MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ****



Less Than $8.25 per hour**** 80% (Qtrly wages less than $4,290)

Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive**** 20% (Qtrly wages at least $4,290 but less than $8,008)

Wages Between $15.40 and $22.54 Inclusive‐ 0% (Qtrly wages at least $8,008 but less than $11,726)

Wages at Least $22.55 per hour‐ 0%




TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) ‐ ****...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ‐ 0%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ‐ 0%

AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other ‐ 0%

...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM ‐ 0%

...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY ‐ 0%Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED ‐ 0%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED ‐ 0%


RECEIVING TANF ‐ ****... & EMPLOYED ‐ 0%

RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS **** ****... & EMPLOYED **** 38%

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS **** ****... & EMPLOYED **** 38%


INCARCERATED ‐ ****

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION ‐ ****

TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 23 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 10 43%





FULL QTR EMPLOYED/ALL ‐ ****AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ‐MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS


FULL QTR EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION ‐ ****AVERAGE FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS ‐MEDIAN FT/FQ ANNUAL EARNINGS










TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) **** ****...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ‐ 0%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** 100%

AA Program **** 100%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other ‐ 0%



TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED **** 100%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED ‐ 0%



RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 10 26%... & EMPLOYED **** ****

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 10 26%... & EMPLOYED **** ****








EMPLOYED/ALL 10 22%AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $11,828MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $9,852






Less Than $8.25 per hour**** **** (Qtrly wages less than $4,290)

Wages Between $8.25 and $15.39 Inclusive**** **** (Qtrly wages at least $4,290 but less than $8,008)

Wages Between $15.40 and $22.54 Inclusive‐ **** (Qtrly wages at least $8,008 but less than $11,726)

Wages at Least $22.55 per hour‐ ****





AA Program **** 100%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other ‐ 0%













2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - SPECIAL DIPLOMA - FALL 2018 FINDINGS




EMPLOYED/NOT CONTINUING EDUCATION 293 16%AVERAGE ANNUAL EARNINGS $10,028MEDIAN ANNUAL EARNINGS $7,652




Less Than $8.25 per hour239 80% (Qtrly wages less than $4,290)







TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 23 1%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 12 52%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** ****

AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other **** 100%


...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY **** ****Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED **** ****TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 19 83%








TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 1,778 TOTAL WITH OUTCOME DATA 788 44%


















AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 24 77%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 19 61%


































RECEIVING TANF **** ****... & EMPLOYED ‐ 0%




INCARCERATED 14 <1%






















...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY ‐ ****Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.







INCARCERATED 10 <1%




2017-18 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 93 1%





























INCARCERATED 221 2%

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION 165 1%



















AA Program 249 45%AS Program 39 7%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 244 45%









INCARCERATED 369 3%





























INCARCERATED 362 3%





























INCARCERATED 450 4%




2017-18 DISTRICT SECONDARY CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 16,849 71%AS Program 1,737 7%AAS Program 36 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 146 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 218 <1%Bachelor Program 39 <1%Other 4,581 19%









INCARCERATED 10 <1%



















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 32,547 52%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 965 3%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 19,982 61%

AA Program 15,687 79%AS Program 1,473 7%AAS Program 34 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 155 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 264 1%Bachelor Program 92 <1%Other 2,277 11%









INCARCERATED 25 <1%




















AA Program 11,336 74%AS Program 1,490 10%AAS Program 35 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 168 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 292 2%Bachelor Program 250 2%Other 1,695 11%









INCARCERATED 50 <1%





























INCARCERATED 75 <1%





























INCARCERATED 92 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 5,036 35%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 35 <1%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 3,695 73%

AA Program 703 19%AS Program 128 3%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 24 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 140 4%Bachelor Program 2,295 62%Other 402 11%



TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 4,042 80%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED 994 20%


























AA Program 404 13%AS Program 131 4%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 15 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 110 4%Bachelor Program 2,052 68%Other 317 10%





























AA Program 261 13%AS Program 105 5%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 20 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 61 3%Bachelor Program 1,286 65%Other 260 13%





























AA Program 159 12%AS Program 87 6%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 10 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 41 3%Bachelor Program 807 60%Other 234 17%




























TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 1,602 12%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY 21 1%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 988 62%

AA Program 116 12%AS Program 70 7%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 35 4%Bachelor Program 568 57%Other 196 20%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 854 27%AS Program 1,621 51%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 45 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 210 7%Bachelor Program 149 5%Other 326 10%









INCARCERATED 41 <1%




















AA Program 1,334 32%AS Program 1,708 41%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 43 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 331 8%Bachelor Program 278 7%Other 498 12%









INCARCERATED 47 <1%




















AA Program 1,104 33%AS Program 1,174 35%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 39 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 280 8%Bachelor Program 347 10%Other 405 12%









INCARCERATED 79 <1%




















AA Program 801 32%AS Program 808 32%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 31 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 197 8%Bachelor Program 278 11%Other 401 16%









INCARCERATED 99 <1%





























INCARCERATED 87 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS













































AA Program 398 24%AS Program 284 17%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 63 4%Vocational Credit Certificate 155 9%Bachelor Program 102 6%Other 646 39%






































INCARCERATED 18 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 70 22%AS Program 26 8%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 61 19%Vocational Credit Certificate 22 7%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 136 42%






































INCARCERATED 22 <1%





























INCARCERATED 24 <1%





























INCARCERATED 40 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 1,586 24%AS Program 1,706 26%AAS Program 60 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 122 2%Vocational Credit Certificate 1,332 20%Bachelor Program 1,344 20%Other 539 8%





























AA Program 936 21%AS Program 1,005 22%AAS Program 19 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 40 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 723 16%Bachelor Program 1,374 31%Other 393 9%





























AA Program 642 20%AS Program 642 20%AAS Program 11 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 38 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 419 13%Bachelor Program 1,075 33%Other 426 13%









INCARCERATED 10 <1%




















AA Program 376 20%AS Program 339 18%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 12 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 204 11%Bachelor Program 652 34%Other 313 16%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM CREDIT CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS






















































INCARCERATED 12 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





























2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 48 17%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** ****...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 31 65%




TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED 41 85%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED **** ****


























AA Program 11 23%AS Program **** ****AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 12 25%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program 13 34%AS Program 10 26%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 70 19%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ‐ ****...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 60 86%

AA Program ‐ ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 35 58%Other 12 20%





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 12 36%Other 12 36%





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 11 52%Other **** ****





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program ‐ ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****




























TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 10 8%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ‐ ****...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** ****

AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program **** 14%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 29%Other **** 57%



TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED **** ****TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED **** ****










2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other **** ****





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****




























TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) **** ****...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** 11%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** 78%



...IN PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY **** 11%Students may be in multiple settings; therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/FOUND EMPLOYED **** 56%TOTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION/NOT FOUND EMPLOYED **** 44%



























...IN STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM **** 13%




























AA Program **** 20%AS Program **** 40%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 40%Other ‐ 0%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program 15 45%AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program 12 30%AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 16 40%Other **** ****





























AA Program **** ****AS Program 11 19%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 28 49%Other **** ****





























AA Program 11 13%AS Program 10 12%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 43 52%Other 15 18%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 11 26%AS Program **** ****AAS Program 21 49%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other **** ****





























AA Program 20 29%AS Program 12 17%AAS Program 12 17%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 20 29%





























AA Program 22 42%AS Program **** ****AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program 22 30%AS Program 20 27%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 22 30%





























AA Program 36 33%AS Program 32 29%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 14 13%Other 19 17%













2017-18 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - COMPLETERS EARNING AT LEAST ONE OCP - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 1,523 53%AS Program 440 15%AAS Program 36 1%Adult Vocational Certificate 13 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 108 4%Bachelor Program 32 1%Other 732 25%









INCARCERATED 19 <1%




















AA Program 1,987 56%AS Program 615 17%AAS Program 19 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 27 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 164 5%Bachelor Program 61 2%Other 669 19%









INCARCERATED 31 <1%





























INCARCERATED 50 <1%




















AA Program 1,269 52%AS Program 476 20%AAS Program 10 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 27 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 117 5%Bachelor Program 147 6%Other 388 16%









INCARCERATED 63 <1%





























INCARCERATED 82 <1%




2017-18 DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ADULT CTE - TERMINAL OCP - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 963 52%AS Program 327 18%AAS Program 35 2%Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 94 5%Bachelor Program 30 2%Other 407 22%









INCARCERATED 13 <1%





























INCARCERATED 17 <1%




















AA Program 854 50%AS Program 342 20%AAS Program 18 1%Adult Vocational Certificate 15 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 94 6%Bachelor Program 80 5%Other 299 18%









INCARCERATED 25 <1%





























INCARCERATED 42 <1%





























INCARCERATED 52 <1%




2017-18 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE GRADUATES - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 195 40%AS Program 61 13%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 11 2%Vocational Credit Certificate 11 2%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 200 41%









INCARCERATED 13 <1%





























INCARCERATED 16 <1%





























INCARCERATED 20 <1%





























INCARCERATED 21 <1%




















AA Program 197 44%AS Program 72 16%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 20 4%Bachelor Program 23 5%Other 130 29%









INCARCERATED 30 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 230 2%AS Program 2,631 21%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 223 2%Vocational Credit Certificate 775 6%Bachelor Program 5,087 41%Other 3,461 28%





























AA Program 83 2%AS Program 823 18%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 110 2%Vocational Credit Certificate 279 6%Bachelor Program 2,068 45%Other 1,275 27%









INCARCERATED 27 <1%




















AA Program 60 2%AS Program 667 18%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 79 2%Vocational Credit Certificate 240 7%Bachelor Program 1,527 42%Other 1,038 29%









INCARCERATED 21 <1%




2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 12,089 81%AS Program 975 7%AAS Program 20 <1%Adult Vocational Certificate 126 <1%Vocational Credit Certificate 174 1%Bachelor Program 138 <1%Other 1,417 9%









INCARCERATED 63 <1%





























INCARCERATED 96 <1%




















AA Program 6,168 63%AS Program 1,259 13%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 120 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 311 3%Bachelor Program 656 7%Other 1,204 12%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - COMPLETERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program **** ****AS Program 55 16%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 21 6%Vocational Credit Certificate 29 9%Bachelor Program 35 10%Other 190 57%





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program 62 23%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 33 12%Bachelor Program 25 9%Other 137 52%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program 48 22%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 17 8%Bachelor Program 18 8%Other 123 57%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program 27 16%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 17 10%Bachelor Program 26 15%Other 90 52%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program 27 21%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 11 9%Bachelor Program 10 8%Other 72 57%













2017-18 FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM BACHELOR'S - LEAVERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





























2017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - BACHELOR'S - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 72 4%AS Program 282 15%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 116 6%Vocational Credit Certificate 118 6%Bachelor Program 27 1%Other 1,244 67%













2017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - MASTER'S - FALL 2018 FINDINGS















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 1,450 8%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** ****...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM 153 11%

AA Program **** ****AS Program 16 10%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 121 79%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program 19 14%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 11 8%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 95 70%



































RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 156 <1%... & EMPLOYED 92 59%

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 156 <1%... & EMPLOYED 92 59%






2017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - DOCTORATE - FALL 2018 FINDINGS













































AA Program **** 13%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 13%Other **** 75%





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 10 91%




























TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) 23 <1%...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY ‐ ****...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** ****

AA Program **** 17%AS Program **** 17%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other **** 67%





























AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program **** 25%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate **** 13%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other **** 63%













2017-18 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM - OTHERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program **** 25%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other **** 75%



































RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 14 <1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 14 <1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****






2017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 35 30%AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 37 32%Other 35 30%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 14 36%Other 10 26%





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 11 30%Other 12 32%













2017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - BACHELOR'S - FALL 2018 FINDINGS













































AA Program **** ****AS Program 43 23%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 18 9%Vocational Credit Certificate 10 5%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 109 57%













2017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - MASTER'S - FALL 2018 FINDINGS













































AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 40 66%













2017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - DOCTORATE - FALL 2018 FINDINGS













































AA Program ‐ ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other 12 71%






RECEIVING FOOD STAMPS 12 <1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****

RECEIVING TANF &/or FOOD STAMPS 12 <1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****






















AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program **** 20%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate **** 20%Bachelor Program ‐ 0%Other **** 60%













2017-18 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF FLORIDA - OTHERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 13 43%AS Program ‐ ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 12 40%





























AA Program 46 33%AS Program 12 9%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 44 31%Other 32 23%





























AA Program 35 29%AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 49 41%Other 23 19%













2017-18 COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE GRADUATES - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





























2017-18 WAGNER PEYSER - EXITERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





















RECEIVING TANF 1,988 <1%... & EMPLOYED 971 49%




INCARCERATED 1,140 <1%

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION 2,390 <1%
























RECEIVING TANF 2,243 <1%... & EMPLOYED 1,077 48%








2017-18 WAGNER PEYSER - VETERANS EXITERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 53 <1%





























INCARCERATED 29 <1%





























INCARCERATED 91 <1%




2017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - ADULTS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 51 <1%





























INCARCERATED 35 <1%





























INCARCERATED 42 <1%





























INCARCERATED 36 <1%





























INCARCERATED 56 <1%




2017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





























2015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - OLDER YOUTH - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





















RECEIVING TANF 19 1%... & EMPLOYED **** ****




INCARCERATED 20 1%

























RECEIVING TANF 36 2%... & EMPLOYED 24 67%




INCARCERATED 19 <1%





























INCARCERATED 39 2%




2015-16 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUNGER YOUTH - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 50 2%





























INCARCERATED 45 1%





























INCARCERATED 70 2%




2017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUTH - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 35 1%




2016-17 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - YOUTH - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 255 64%AS Program 50 13%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 11 3%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 69 17%









INCARCERATED 41 1%




2017-18 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - PLACED - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program 95 42%AS Program 40 18%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate **** ****Vocational Credit Certificate 12 5%Bachelor Program **** ****Other 63 28%









INCARCERATED 40 <1%





























INCARCERATED 86 2%




















AA Program 39 38%AS Program 26 25%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program 12 12%Other 18 18%









INCARCERATED 42 1%




















AA Program 13 27%AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other 19 39%









INCARCERATED 15 <1%





























INCARCERATED 10 <1%




2017-18 FOOD STAMP EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING - SERVED - FALL 2018 FINDINGS

























INCARCERATED 638 1%

COMMUNITY SUPERVISION 1,419 3%




























INCARCERATED 1,566 2%





























INCARCERATED 12,856 3%





























INCARCERATED 287 2%





























INCARCERATED 168 2%




2017-18 TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE EXITERS - FALL 2018 FINDINGS















TOTAL CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION (Unduplicated) **** ****...IN DISTRICT POSTSECONDARY **** 14%...IN FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM **** 71%

AA Program **** 40%AS Program **** 20%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 40%Other ‐ 0%





























AA Program ‐ 0%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 20%Other **** 80%





























AA Program ‐ ****AS Program ‐ ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program **** 50%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate ‐ 0%Bachelor Program **** 25%Other **** 25%





























AA Program **** 25%AS Program ‐ 0%AAS Program ‐ 0%Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ 0%Vocational Credit Certificate **** 25%Bachelor Program **** 38%Other **** 13%













2017-18 WORKFORCE INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT - DISLOCATED WORKER GRANT - FALL 2018 FINDINGS
















AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program ‐ ****Other **** ****





























AA Program **** ****AS Program **** ****AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate ‐ ****Vocational Credit Certificate **** ****Bachelor Program **** ****Other **** ****













2017-18 WELFARE TRANSITION - PLACED - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





















RECEIVING TANF 1,458 9%... & EMPLOYED 871 60%




INCARCERATED 23 <1%

























RECEIVING TANF 1,039 8%... & EMPLOYED 588 57%




INCARCERATED 46 <1%





























INCARCERATED 59 <1%





























INCARCERATED 75 <1%




2017-18 WELFARE TRANSITION - SERVED - FALL 2018 FINDINGS





















RECEIVING TANF 4,447 12%... & EMPLOYED 1,886 42%
























AA Program 1,249 45%AS Program 455 16%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 35 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 112 4%Bachelor Program 165 6%Other 775 28%





























AA Program 1,274 45%AS Program 480 17%AAS Program ‐ ****Adult Vocational Certificate 36 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 115 4%Bachelor Program 185 6%Other 769 27%





























AA Program 1,152 44%AS Program 419 16%AAS Program **** ****Adult Vocational Certificate 34 1%Vocational Credit Certificate 84 3%Bachelor Program 215 8%Other 696 27%













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Appendix A The FETPIP Process

The Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program (FETPIP) is part of the Division of Technology and Innovation (DTI) of the Florida Department of Education. FETPIP is an interagency data collection and consumer reporting system established by s. 1008.39, F.S., to provide follow-up data on former students and program participants who have graduated, exited or completed a public education or training program within the state of Florida. The statute requires all elements of Florida's workforce development system to use information provided through FETPIP for any project they may conduct requiring automated matching of administrative records for follow-up purposes.

FETPIP provides follow-up data collection services for: all public school high school graduates and dropouts, community college four-year degree, associate degree and vocational students, secondary and postsecondary vocational students, state university system graduates, adult education and General Education Diploma (GED) students, and a select number of private vocational schools, colleges and universities. Additionally, participants of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act programs (formerly WIA), Welfare Transition, Vocational Rehabilitation, apprenticeship, Unemployment Insurance claimants, certain longitudinal collections, and others are included. Data are collected annually or quarterly depending on the needs of the program.

FETPIP links records from several different state and federal administrative databases (listed below) to develop aggregate statistics that describe the employment, incarceration, public assistance participation and continuing education experience of student groups or participants after graduation, or exiting an education or training program. The aggregate data are used to produce outcome performance measures that are intended to assist in evaluating the success of educational programs.

• Florida Department of Corrections: The data represent individuals incarcerated in the state’s prisons or who are under the supervision of the Department of Corrections.

• Florida Department of Economic Opportunity: The data include the employer’s name, address, and North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code; the total number of employees in that establishment for the reporting period, and; their reported earnings for the period. The files that are accessed here are a part of the wage report system that is used to manage the state Unemployment Compensation program. These wage records are taken from the fourth quarter (October - December) employer payrolls throughout Florida.

• Florida Department of Education: The data include Fall and preliminary Winter enrollment records from four separate Management Information System units to determine students who are continuing their education in a postsecondary environment. These four units include the Florida College System and the district public schools within the Florida Department of Education, the State University System from the Board of Governors, and the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida.

• U.S. Office of Personnel Management: The data indicate former students/trainees employed by the federal government.

FETPIP produces a variety of reports to the organizations that provide data for outcomes. A more detailed account of reporting procedures and data availability can be found on the FETPIP website, http://www.fldoe.org/accountability/fl-edu-training-placement-info-program/index.stml. A web-based interactive tool that provides the ability to produce custom reports was implemented this year and can be accessed at https://edstats.fldoe.org.

http://www.fldoe.org/accountability/fl-edu-training-placement-info-program/index.stml

https://edstats.fldoe.org/

APPENDIX BAdditional Follow-up Reports

BLIND SERVICESCOMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - DEGREE WITHDRAWALSCOMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT EDUCATION - NON-DEGREE WITHDRAWALSDEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS - COMMUNITY SUPERVISIONDEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS - RELEASESDISTRICT ADULT GEDDISTRICT ADULT GENERAL EDUCATION - COMPLETERS W/ LCPDISTRICT ADULT STANDARD DIPLOMADISTRICT APPRENTICESHIPDIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION - CLOSURESDROPOUT PREVENTION ALL - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION ALL - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION ALTERNATIVE TO EXPULSION - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION ALTERNATIVE TO EXPULSION - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION DISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION DISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION DJJ PROGRAMS - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION DJJ PROGRAMS - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION DROPOUT RETRIEVAL - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION DROPOUT RETRIEVAL - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION EDUCATION ALT - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION EDUCATION ALT - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION GED EXIT OPTION - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION GED EXIT OPTION - GRADUATESDROPOUT PREVENTION TEEN PARENT - DROPOUTSDROPOUT PREVENTION TEEN PARENT - GRADUATESFARMWORKER JOBS AND EDUCATIONFLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM - COMPLETERSFLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM - LEAVERSGIFTED - DROPOUTSGIFTED - EXITERSGIFTED - GRADUATESGIFTED - NON-DIPLOMA COMPLETERSPRISON INDUSTRIESPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATESPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - ALTERNATE ASSESSMENTPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - FCAT WAIVERPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - GED & GRADUATION TESTPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - STATE OF FLORIDA DIPLOMA (GED ONLY)QUICK RESPONSE - TRAININGSTUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES - DROPOUTSSTUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES - EXITERSSTUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES - GRADUATESSTUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES - NON-DIPLOMA COMPLETERSTAKE STOCK IN CHILDRENTEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES - PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

These reports can be requested by email: [email protected] B-1

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