Barre Unified Union School District #97 course planning

Barre Unified Union School District #97 in Washington County has 1 high schools in this published directory and 8 of 9 district measures reported. Course planning measures combine district-level Advanced Placement and dual-enrollment participation counts from the federal 2023–24 Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) with supervisory-union cohort graduation rates and grade 9–11 VTCAP proficiency rates published by the Vermont Agency of Education. Because AOE publishes secondary graduation and assessment outcomes at the supervisory-union or supervisory-district level, each outcome measure is explicitly labeled with its supervisory-union scope. The pinned Vermont AOE release does not include a district IB or career pathway course-completion table, so that measure is recorded as not collected. They are not a course catalog.

High schools in the published directory
1 in Washington County. Period: 2024-2025 report.
Students enrolled in Advanced Placement (federal CRDC)
37 students. Period: 2023-2024. Source: crdc-2023-24 — U.S. Department of Education, Civil Rights Data Collection 2023-24 public-use file. Scope: U.S. Department of Education Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) 2023-24, a federal collection. District figure is the sum over the district's schools in CRDC that report offering Advanced Placement; counts include students with and without disabilities.
Students in dual enrollment (federal CRDC)
103 students. Period: 2023-2024. Source: crdc-2023-24 — U.S. Department of Education, Civil Rights Data Collection 2023-24 public-use file. Scope: U.S. Department of Education Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) 2023-24, a federal collection. District figure is the sum over the district's schools in CRDC that report a dual-enrollment program; counts include students with and without disabilities.
International Baccalaureate, CTE pathway completion, and state course-enrollment tables
The pinned Vermont Agency of Education release does not publish a district IB, CTE pathway completion, or course-enrollment table; Advanced Placement and dual-enrollment counts come from the federal 2023–24 CRDC.. Period: not reported. Source: crdc-2023-24 — U.S. Department of Education, Civil Rights Data Collection 2023-24 public-use file. Scope: Not published in the pinned Vermont Agency of Education district files. The pinned release includes federal CRDC 2023–24 Advanced Placement and dual-enrollment counts (crdc-2023-24) and does not include a state-published district IB, CTE pathway completion, or course-enrollment table.
Supervisory union: four-year graduation rate
75.4%. Period: 2024-2025. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-student-information — Vermont Education Dashboard: Student Information, 2003-04 to 2024-25 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset fjrz-5mmw). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard student-information dataset (data.vermont.gov): the supervisory union's four-year graduation rate, as AOE computed it, for the year shown. It counts the students who attended the supervisory union's high schools (the school attended, whichever town they live in). AOE prints 0 for a school with no cohort, so a zero cannot be told from a placeholder and none is shown. It is the "SupervisoryUnionPercentage" AOE prints beside each of the supervisory union's high schools — the supervisory union's figure, not a member district's alone.
Supervisory union: five-year graduation rate
89.8%. Period: 2016-2017. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-student-information — Vermont Education Dashboard: Student Information, 2003-04 to 2024-25 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset fjrz-5mmw). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard student-information dataset (data.vermont.gov): the supervisory union's five-year graduation rate, as AOE computed it, for the year shown. It counts the students who attended the supervisory union's high schools (the school attended, whichever town they live in). AOE prints 0 for a school with no cohort, so a zero cannot be told from a placeholder and none is shown. It is the "SupervisoryUnionPercentage" AOE prints beside each of the supervisory union's high schools — the supervisory union's figure, not a member district's alone.
Supervisory union: six-year graduation rate
70.2%. Period: 2024-2025. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-student-information — Vermont Education Dashboard: Student Information, 2003-04 to 2024-25 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset fjrz-5mmw). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard student-information dataset (data.vermont.gov): the supervisory union's six-year graduation rate, as AOE computed it, for the year shown. It counts the students who attended the supervisory union's high schools (the school attended, whichever town they live in). AOE prints 0 for a school with no cohort, so a zero cannot be told from a placeholder and none is shown. It is the "SupervisoryUnionPercentage" AOE prints beside each of the supervisory union's high schools — the supervisory union's figure, not a member district's alone.
Supervisory union: English language arts, grade 9: students proficient or above (VTCAP)
31.2%. Period: 2024-2025. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-general-assessment-2025 — Vermont Education Dashboard: General Assessment 2025 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset c874-7tma). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard assessment dataset for each spring: the supervisory union's "Total Proficient and Above" — the share of all students tested in the grade who scored at the levels Proficient and Proficient with Distinction, at or above the proficiency cut score of 1750 that AOE set for every VTCAP subject and grade (scale 1500–2000) — on the Vermont Comprehensive Assessment Program (VTCAP), Vermont's statewide test from 2022-23, which replaced both Smarter Balanced and the Vermont Science Assessment. AOE says Smarter Balanced and VTCAP "are ultimately different tests" and that "the proficiency rates in 2022 and 2023 are not directly comparable", so each test is its own series here and they are never joined. A result AOE suppresses for a small group ("***") is left out, not shown as zero, as is a grade with no students tested. General assessment only: AOE reports the alternate assessment (MSAA) separately.
Supervisory union: Mathematics, grade 9: students proficient or above (VTCAP)
42.1%. Period: 2024-2025. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-general-assessment-2025 — Vermont Education Dashboard: General Assessment 2025 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset c874-7tma). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard assessment dataset for each spring: the supervisory union's "Total Proficient and Above" — the share of all students tested in the grade who scored at the levels Proficient and Proficient with Distinction, at or above the proficiency cut score of 1750 that AOE set for every VTCAP subject and grade (scale 1500–2000) — on the Vermont Comprehensive Assessment Program (VTCAP), Vermont's statewide test from 2022-23, which replaced both Smarter Balanced and the Vermont Science Assessment. AOE says Smarter Balanced and VTCAP "are ultimately different tests" and that "the proficiency rates in 2022 and 2023 are not directly comparable", so each test is its own series here and they are never joined. A result AOE suppresses for a small group ("***") is left out, not shown as zero, as is a grade with no students tested. General assessment only: AOE reports the alternate assessment (MSAA) separately.
Supervisory union: Science, grade 11: students proficient or above (VTCAP)
38.5%. Period: 2024-2025. Source: vt-aoe-socrata-general-assessment-2025 — Vermont Education Dashboard: General Assessment 2025 (Vermont Agency of Education, data.vermont.gov dataset c874-7tma). Scope: Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Education Dashboard assessment dataset for each spring: the supervisory union's "Total Proficient and Above" — the share of all students tested in the grade who scored at the levels Proficient and Proficient with Distinction, at or above the proficiency cut score of 1750 that AOE set for every VTCAP subject and grade (scale 1500–2000) — on the Vermont Comprehensive Assessment Program (VTCAP), Vermont's statewide test from 2022-23, which replaced both Smarter Balanced and the Vermont Science Assessment. AOE says Smarter Balanced and VTCAP "are ultimately different tests" and that "the proficiency rates in 2022 and 2023 are not directly comparable", so each test is its own series here and they are never joined. A result AOE suppresses for a small group ("***") is left out, not shown as zero, as is a grade with no students tested. General assessment only: AOE reports the alternate assessment (MSAA) separately.

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