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ENROLLMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL

GRADUATES AT NOVA: WOODBRIDGE CAMPUS

Research Report No. 36-06

Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment

Northern Virginia Community College

October 2006

NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH, PLANNING, AND ASSESSMENT The purpose of the Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment is to conduct analytical studies and provide information in support of institutional planning, policy formulation and decision making. In addition, the office provides leadership and support in research related activities to members of the NOVA community engaged in planning and evaluating the institution’s success in accomplishing its mission.

ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH, PLANNING, AND ASSESSMENT

Dr. George E. Gabriel

STAFF MEMBERS

Margret Chang

Johan Dennett

Anita Dubey

Melanie Jenkins

Linda Jones

4001 Wakefield Chapel Road Annandale, VA 22003-3796

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ENROLLMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AT NOVA: WOODBRIDGE CAMPUS

Table of Contents

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Executive Summary ......................................................................................................................................... 1

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 3

Section I: Enrollment Patterns of Prince William County Public High School Graduates

Part I: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 1996, 2000, and 2003................................................................................................................................................... 4

Part II: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003........................................................................................................................ 5

Part III: Prince William County Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004..................................................................................................................................... 7

Section II: High School Facts

Brentsville District High School .................................................................................................................... 8

C.D. Hylton High School............................................................................................................................... 9

Forest Park High School............................................................................................................................. 10

Gar-Field High School ................................................................................................................................ 11

Osbourn Park High School ......................................................................................................................... 12

Potomac High School ................................................................................................................................. 13

Stonewall Jackson High School ................................................................................................................. 14

Woodbridge High School............................................................................................................................ 15

Summary........................................................................................................................................................ 16

Appendix ........................................................................................................................................................ 17

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List of Tables

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Table 1: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 1996, 2000, and 2003 .......................................................................................................................................................4

Table 2: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at the Woodbridge Campus: 1996, 2000, and 2003............................................................................................................................4

Table 3: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003............................................................................................................................5

Table 4: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at the Woodbridge Campus by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003..................................................................................................6

Table 5: Prince William County Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004 .........................................................................................................................................7

Table 6: Brentsville District High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04 ......................................................8

Table 7: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Brentsville District High School Students ...................................8

Table 8: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Brentsville District High School Students Passing by Subject Area ............................................................................................8

Table 9: C.D. Hylton High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04.................................................................9

Table 10: Information on Race/Ethnicity of C.D. Hylton High School Students............................................9

Table 11: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of C.D. Hylton High School Students Passing by Subject Area ........................................................................................................9

Table 12: Forest Park High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04.............................................................10

Table 13: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Forest Park High School Students .........................................10

Table 14: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Forest Park High School Students Passing by Subject Area ......................................................................................................10

Table 15: Gar-Field High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04 ................................................................11

Table 16: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Gar-Field High School Students .............................................11

Table 17: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Gar-Field High School Students Passing by Subject Area ......................................................................................................11

Table 18: Osbourn Park High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04.........................................................12

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List of Tables (cont'd) Page

Table 19: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Osbourn Park High School Students......................................12

Table 20: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Osbourn Park High School Students Passing by Subject Area ......................................................................................................12

Table 21: Potomac High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04.................................................................13

Table 22: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Potomac High School Students..............................................13

Table 23: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Potomac High School Students Passing by Subject Area ......................................................................................................13

Table 24: Stonewall Jackson High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04 .................................................14

Table 25: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Stonewall Jackson High School Students ..............................14

Table 26: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Stonewall Jackson High School Students Passing by Subject Area ..........................................................................................14

Table 27: Woodbridge High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04............................................................15

Table 28: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Woodbridge High School Students.........................................15

Table 29: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Woodbridge High School Students Passing by Subject Area ......................................................................................................15

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Executive Summary This report describes the enrollment patterns of public high school graduates from Prince William County who attended the Woodbridge Campus of NOVA. In addition, the report presents detailed demographic profiles of the student body at public high schools located in the service area of the Woodbridge Campus.

Section I: Enrollment Patterns of Prince William County Public High School Graduates

Part I: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 1996, 2000, and 2003

• The total number of Prince William County public high school graduates increased from 2,717 in 1996 to 3,360 in 2003.

• The number of Prince William County public high school graduates attending NOVA increased

from 576 graduates in 1996 to 656 graduates in 2003. • In 2003, 20% of Prince William County public high school graduates enrolled at NOVA. • Between 1996 and 2003, the number of Prince William County public high school graduates

attending the Woodbridge Campus of NOVA increased.

• Despite an increase in number, the proportion of Prince William County public high school graduates attending the Woodbridge Campus decreased from 72% in 1996 to 66% in 2003.

Part II: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003

• In 2003, the largest percentage of Prince William County public high school graduates who

attended NOVA came from Brentsville District High School (35%), followed by Potomac High School (27%) and Gar-Field High School (23%).

• In 2003, the majority of Prince William County public high school graduates who enrolled at

NOVA attended the Woodbridge Campus (66%).

• The majority of graduates from Brentsville District, Osbourn Park, and Stonewall Jackson high schools, who enrolled at NOVA, attended NOVA campuses other than the Woodbridge Campus.

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Part III: Prince William County Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004

• Forty-two percent of Prince William County residents, who were enrolled in a Virginia institution of higher education in 2004, attended NOVA, while 26% of Prince William County residents attended George Mason University.


• In 2003, there were eight public high schools in Prince William County, however only seven of those high schools had students who attended NOVA during the 2003-04 academic year1.

• During the 2003-04 academic year, the proportion of Prince William County public high school

graduates enrolled at NOVA ranged from 19% to 35% across high schools.

1 Data was not available for the number of Forest Park High School graduates attending NOVA during 2003-04.

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Introduction This report is one in a series of documents that present trends in the enrollment of public high school graduates at Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA). This report shows specific information on enrollment trends of public high school graduates at the Woodbridge Campus.2 In addition, the report presents general demographic data on students attending high schools located in the Woodbridge Campus service area. For this report, the Woodbridge Campus service area is defined as Prince William County, therefore there may be an overlap in service areas between campuses. Section I of the report consists of three parts. Part I presents enrollment patterns of Prince William County public high school graduates for the years 1996, 2000, and 2003. Part II presents information similar to that in Part I; however, the NOVA enrollment data is presented by high school. Part III indicates the number of Prince William County residents who were enrolled in Virginia institutions of higher education in Fall 2000 and Fall 2004. Section II provides a demographic profile for each public high school located in the Woodbridge Campus service area. The profiles include the number and proportion of graduates enrolled at NOVA, the proportion of students by race, SAT scores, the percentage of students receiving discounted (reduced) or free lunch, and Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) scores. The data contained in this report can be used to aid the College in identifying enrollment trends by campus for specific cities, counties and high schools. The demographic factors listed for each high school in Section II can be used to explain differences in attendance patterns between high schools with extremely high or low representation at NOVA. With this data, the College can target specific areas or high schools that are poorly represented at NOVA.

2 Please refer to the Appendix for a complete list of all PD8 public high school graduates (2003) who attended NOVA in the 2003-04 academic year.

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Section I: Enrollment Patterns of

Prince William County Public High School Graduates

Part I: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 1996, 2000, and 2003

Table 1 shows the number of public high school graduates from Prince William County who attended NOVA. The total number of public high school graduates from Prince William County increased from 2,717 in 1996 to 3,360 in 2003. Over the same period, the number of Prince William County public high school graduates attending NOVA increased from 576 graduates to 656 graduates. Despite this increase in number, the percentage of Prince William County public high school graduates enrolled at NOVA decreased slightly between 1996 and 2003, from 21% to 20%.

Table 1: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 1996, 2000, and 2003

HS

Grads 1996

Enrolled at NOVA 1996-97

HS Grads 2000

Enrolled at NOVA 2000-01

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA 2003-04 Public School System

# # % # # % # # % Prince William County 2,717 576 21.2 3,216 681 21.2 3,360 656 19.5

Table 2 shows the number and percentage of Prince William County public high school graduates that enrolled at NOVA and attended the Woodbridge Campus. In 2003, 66% of Prince William County public high school graduates enrolled at NOVA attended the Woodbridge Campus, a decrease from 72% in 1996.

Table 2: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at the Woodbridge Campus: 1996, 2000, and 2003

1996-97 2000-01 2003-04

Enrolled at NOVA

Enrolled at Woodbridge

Campus Enrolled at NOVA


Campus Enrolled at NOVA


Campus Public School System

# # % # # % # # % Prince William County 576 412 71.5 681 475 69.8 656 435 66.3

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Part II: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003

Table 3 presents a list of public high schools in Prince William County that had graduates who attended NOVA. Between 1996 and 2003, the number of Prince William County public high schools graduates who enrolled at NOVA increased. In 2003, the largest percentage of Prince William County public high school graduates who enrolled at NOVA came from Brentsville District High School (35%), followed by Potomac High School (27%), Gar-Field High School (23%), and Stonewall Jackson High School (23%). From 1996 to 2003, the proportion of graduates enrolled at NOVA increased for four Prince William County public high schools: Brentsville District High School, Gar-Field High School, Potomac High School, and Stonewall Jackson High School. In contrast, the proportion of C.D. Hylton High School graduates enrolled at NOVA decreased from 1996 to 2003, while the proportion of Osbourn Park and Woodbridge high school graduates enrolled at NOVA remained stable.

Table 3: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at NOVA by

High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003

High School

HS Grads 1996

Enrolled at NOVA

1996-97

HS Grads 2000

Enrolled at NOVA

2000-01

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 # # % # # % # # % Prince William Co. Brentsville District 141 33 23.4 158 39 24.7 157 55 35.0 C. D. Hylton 525 128 24.4 601 111 18.5 399 76 19.1 Forest Park* - - - - - - 435 0 0.0

Gar-Field 505 103 20.4 523 136 26.0 622 144 23.2 Osbourn Park 315 59 18.7 461 58 12.6 486 92 18.9 Potomac 320 59 18.4 424 99 23.3 268 72 26.9 Stonewall Jackson 330 69 20.9 393 100 25.4 439 101 23.0 Woodbridge 545 117 21.5 656 138 21.0 554 116 20.9 Total 2,717 576 21.2 3,216 681 21.2 3,360 656 19.5

*Data was not available for the number of Forest Park High School graduates attending NOVA in 2003-04.

Table 4 presents the number of Prince William County high school graduates who attended the Woodbridge Campus of NOVA. In 2003, the majority of graduates from Prince William County public high schools attended the Woodbridge Campus, although this was not the case for individual high schools. The majority of graduates from Brentsville, Osbourn Park and Stonewall Jackson High Schools attended other campuses.

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Table 4: Enrollment of Prince William County Public High School Graduates at the

Woodbridge Campus by High School: 1996, 2000, and 2003

High School By County

1996 High School Grads at NOVA

1996-97 Academic Year





WO Other Campuses Total WO Other

Campuses Total WO *Other Campuses Total

Prince William Co. Brentsville District 2 31 33 0 39 39 10 65 55 C. D. Hylton 126 2 128 109 2 111 74 21 76 Forest Park** - - - - - - - - - Gar-Field 96 7 103 130 6 136 135 28 144 Osbourn Park 21 38 59 21 37 58 37 85 92 Potomac 53 6 59 88 11 99 62 22 72 Stonewall Jackson 0 69 69 3 97 100 8 123 101 Woodbridge 106 11 117 124 14 138 109 33 116 Total 412 164 576 475 206 681 435 377 656 *Duplicated headcount. Students can attend classes at more than one campus, therefore campus numbers will not add to total.

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Part III: Prince William County Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004

Table 5 presents the number of Prince William County residents enrolled in Virginia institutions of higher education in Fall 2000 and Fall 2004. Only the colleges and universities where 4% or more of Prince William County residents enrolled are listed separately, while the rest of the institutions are combined into the “Other” category. Forty-two percent of Prince William County residents, who enrolled in a Virginia institution of higher education in Fall 2004, attended NOVA, followed by George Mason University (26%). The proportion of Prince William County residents enrolled at NOVA decreased from 49% in 2000 to 42% 2004, while the percentage of residents who enrolled at George Mason University increased from 21% in 2000 to 26% in 2004.

Table 5: Prince William County Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004

Fall 2000 Fall 2004 Virginia Institution of Higher Education # % # %

Northern Virginia Community College 5,608 48.6 5,402 41.8 George Mason University 2,434 21.1 3,405 26.4 Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University 727 6.3 551 4.3 James Madison University 475 4.1 472 3.7 Other 2,295 19.9 3,084 23.9 Total 11,539 100.0 12,914 100.0 Source: Virginia Community College System Research Report Series: “Residents Enrolled in Virginia Institutions of Higher Education,” Northern Virginia Service Region, Fall 2000 and Fall 2004.

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Brentsville District High School

Jurisdiction: Prince William County Grades: 9-12

Table 6: Brentsville District High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Brentsville District 157 55 35.0

Source: OIR, High School Graduate Profile, May 2005

Table 7: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Brentsville District High School Students

Total Student Enrollment 1,0153

African American/Black Asian /Pacific Islander Hispanic White Other

4.5% 3.1% 5.6%

83.0% 3.8%

Source: Brentsville District High, 2004-05 School Profile www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm

• SAT scores (2003-04) : Mean Verbal = 542; Mean Math = 5394 • In 2003, 26 students (3%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program.5

Table 8: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments,

Percentage of Brentsville District High School Students Passing by Subject Area

Subject Area Percent Passing in Spring 2003

End of Course Writing 96.3 End of Course English (Reading/Literature/Research) 97.3 End of Course Algebra I 91.7 End of Course Geometry 98.1 End of Course Algebra II 97.8 End of Course Virginia/U.S. History 88.7 End of Course Biology 94.4

Source: Virginia Department of Education, Virginia SOL Test Information for 2003-2005

3 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 4 Source: Brentsville District High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm5 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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C.D. Hylton High School


Table 9: C.D. Hylton High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % C. D. Hylton 399 76 19.1


Table 10: Information on Race/Ethnicity of C.D. Hylton High School Students


African American/Black Asian/Pacific Islander Hispanic White Other

31.4% 5.6%

14.5% 45.9%

2.5% Source: C.D. Hylton High, 2004-05 School Profile

www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm • SAT scores (2003-04): Mean Verbal=510; Mean Math=486 7 • In 2003, 354 students (15%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program.8

Table 11: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of C.D. Hylton High School Students Passing by Subject Area



Source: Virginia Department of Education, Virginia SOL Test Information for 2003-2005 6 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 7 Source: C.D. Hylton High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm8 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Forest Park High School


Table 12: Forest Park High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Forest Park9 435 0 0.0


Table 13: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Forest Park High School Students



26.7% 4.0% 8.5%

58.5% 2.3%

Source: Forest Park High, 2004-05 School Profile www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm

• SAT scores (2003-04): Mean Verbal=530; Mean Math=51711 • In 2003, 343 students (14%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program.12


Percentage of Forest Park High School Students Passing by Subject Area




9 Data was not available for the number of Forest Park High School graduates attending NOVA during 2003-04. 10 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 11 Source: Forest Park High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm12 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Gar-Field High School


Table 15: Gar-Field High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Gar-Field 622 144 23.2


Table 16: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Gar-Field High School Students



31.2% 7.8%

23.5% 34.7%

2.8% Source: Gar-Field High, 2004-05 School Profile

www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm • SAT scores (2003-04): Mean Verbal = 497; Mean Math = 48714 • In 2003, 803 students (28%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program.15

Table 17: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Gar-Field High School Students Passing by Subject Area




13 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 14 Source: Gar-Field High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm15 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Osbourn Park High School


Table 18: Osbourn Park High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS

Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Osbourn Park 486 92 18.9


Table 19: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Osbourn Park High School Students



12.7% 4.3% 9.8%

70.9% 2.2%

Source: Osbourn Park High, 2004-05 School Profile www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm

• SAT scores (2003-04): Mean Verbal=522; Mean Math=51217 • In 2003, 270 students (10%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program.18


Percentage of Osbourn Park High School Students Passing by Subject Area




16 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 17 Source: Osbourn Park High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm18 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Potomac High School


Table 21: Potomac High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Potomac 268 72 26.9


Table 22: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Potomac High School Students



44.5% 7.5%

14.4% 30.0%

3.7% Source: Potomac High, 2004-05 School Profile

www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm • SAT scores (2003-04): Mean Verbal = 454; Mean Math = 45120 • In 2003-04, 499 students (28%) were eligible for the free and reduced price lunch

program.21


Percentage of Potomac High School Students Passing by Subject Area




19 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 20 Source: Potomac High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm21 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Stonewall Jackson High School


Table 24: Stonewall Jackson High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

High School HS

Grads2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 # # % Stonewall Jackson 439 101 23.0 Source: OIR, High School Graduate Profile, May 2005

Table 25: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Stonewall Jackson High School Students



19.4% 7.5%

21.9% 48.6%

2.5% Source: Stonewall Jackson High, 2004-05 School Profile


program.24


Percentage of Stonewall Jackson High School Students Passing by Subject Area




22 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 23 Source: Stonewall Jackson High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm24 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Woodbridge High School


Table 27: Woodbridge High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04

HS Grads 2003

Enrolled at NOVA

2003-04 High School

# # % Woodbridge 554 116 20.9


Table 28: Information on Race/Ethnicity of Woodbridge High School Students



24.0% 5.9%

19.1% 48.5%

2.4% Source: Woodbridge High, 2004-05 School Profile


program.27

Table 29: Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Assessments, Percentage of Woodbridge High School Students Passing by Subject Area




25 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003 26 Source: Woodbridge High, 2004-05 School Profile, www.pwcs.edu/assessment/profiles/index.htm27 Source: Virginia Department of Education, School Nutrition Programs, October 31, 2003

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Summary

This report presents information on the enrollment trends of public high school graduates at Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA). Specifically, the report describes the historical enrollment patterns of Prince William County public high school graduates enrolled at NOVA. In addition, this report provides some demographic information on public high schools located in the Woodbridge service area. Between 1996 and 2003, the number of Prince William County public high school graduates enrolled at NOVA increased from 576 graduates to 656 graduates. During the same time period, the number of Prince William County public high school graduates who attended the Woodbridge Campus increased. Despite an increase in number, the proportion of Prince William County public high school graduates attending the Woodbridge Campus decreased from 72% in 1996 to 66% in 2003. In 2003, the majority of graduates from C.D. Hylton, Gar-Field, Potomac, and Woodbridge high schools, who enrolled at NOVA, attended the Woodbridge Campus. In contrast, the majority of Brentsville District, Osbourn Park, and Stonewall Jackson high school graduates who enrolled at NOVA attended campuses other than Woodbridge. Forty-two percent of Prince William County residents, who were enrolled in a Virginia institution of higher education in 2004, attended NOVA. In 2003, there were seven public high schools from Prince William County whose graduates attended NOVA. Between 19% and 35% of the graduates from these high schools attended NOVA during the 2003-04 academic year. The data contained in this report can be used to assist the College in identifying enrollment trends by campus for specific jurisdictions and high schools. With this data, NOVA can target specific areas or high schools that are possibly under-represented at the College.

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Appendix 2003 PD8 Public High School Graduates at NOVA: 2003-04 Academic Year

High School by Campus AL AN LO MA WO Number at NOVA

Number HS Grads

% at NOVA

ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS Arlington County Adult 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bryant Alternative High 5 1 0 0 0 6 161 3.7 Edison 52 40 1 0 2 82 422 19.4 Hayfield 23 65 2 2 12 85 468 18.2 J.E.B. Stuart 40 25 0 0 0 55 260 21.2 Mt. Vernon 38 25 0 1 10 59 383 15.4 T.C. Williams 72 26 2 2 3 93 528 17.6 Wakefield 59 25 2 2 4 69 356 19.4 Washington-Lee 61 21 2 2 1 77 365 21.1 West Potomac 44 27 1 0 3 63 399 15.8 Yorktown 40 27 1 0 1 56 382 14.7ANNANDALE CAMPUS Annandale 48 129 0 2 3 146 429 34.0 Fairfax 12 97 3 17 4 111 461 24.1 Falls Church 20 77 1 1 2 84 322 26.1 George Marshall 11 43 4 1 2 44 318 13.8 George Mason 7 12 0 0 1 18 153 11.8 J.W. Robinson 9 113 2 6 0 119 716 16.6 James Madison 5 46 9 6 0 48 383 12.5 Lake Braddock 10 107 2 4 4 112 607 18.5 Langley 5 34 37 0 2 58 471 12.3 McLean 7 40 16 0 0 48 339 14.2 Oakton 7 71 26 16 0 101 596 17.0 Pimmit Alternative High 4 7 4 1 0 11 116 9.5 Robert E. Lee 22 90 0 0 1 101 394 25.6 Thomas Jefferson 2 6 0 0 0 7 401 1.7 W.T. Woodson 8 88 2 8 2 99 528 18.8 West Springfield 23 90 0 1 1 101 552 18.3LOUDOUN CAMPUS Broad Run 1 6 66 12 0 69 316 21.8 Heritage High 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0 Herndon 7 20 93 5 2 101 525 19.2 Loudoun County 1 4 51 14 1 60 273 22.0 Loudoun Valley 0 4 56 4 0 58 357 16.2 Park View 5 11 95 6 0 98 364 26.9 Potomac Falls High 1 5 93 3 1 93 390 23.8 South Lakes 2 24 50 4 2 63 376 16.8 Stone Bridge High 0 0 0 0 0 0 377 0.0MANASSAS CAMPUS Brentsville 5 5 4 51 10 55 157 35.0 Centreville 4 50 2 58 2 91 441 20.6 Chantilly 9 60 29 78 3 130 583 22.3 Manassas Park 1 4 0 32 1 33 106 31.1 Mountain View Altern. 1 11 4 13 0 22 142 15.5 Osbourn 4 10 5 87 18 97 362 26.8 Osbourn Park 2 6 3 74 37 92 486 18.9 Stonewall Jackson 3 16 3 101 8 101 439 23.0 Westfield High 0 0 0 0 0 0 559 0.0WOODBRIDGE C. D. Hylton 8 7 1 5 74 76 399 19.1 Colonial Forge 1 0 0 0 1 2 359 0.6 Forest Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 435 0.0 Gar-Field 9 10 0 9 135 144 622 23.2 Potomac High 9 7 3 3 62 72 268 26.9 Woodbridge 15 12 1 5 109 116 554 20.9N. VA. PUBLIC HS TOTALS 722 1,604 676 638 524 3,426 19,404 17.7

NOVA Mission and Strategic Goals: 2005 – 2015

Mission The mission of Northern Virginia Community College is to respond to the educational needs of its dynamic and diverse constituencies through an array of comprehensive programs and services that facilitate learning and workforce development in an environment of open access and lifelong educational opportunities.

Strategic Goals

I. STUDENT SUCCESS - Northern Virginia Community College will move into the top tier of community colleges with respect to the retention, graduation, transfer, and career placement of its students.

II. ACCESS – Northern Virginia Community College will increase the number and

diversity of students being served to mirror the population growth of the region.

III. TEACHING AND LEARNING – Northern Virginia Community College will focus on student success by creating an environment of world-class teaching and learning.

IV. EXCELLENCE – Northern Virginia Community College will develop ten focal

points of excellence in its educational programs and services that will be benchmarked to being the best in the nation and strategic to building the College's overall reputation for quality.

V. LEADERSHIP – Northern Virginia Community College will serve as a catalyst

and a leader in developing educational and economic opportunities for all Northern Virginians and in maintaining the quality of life and economic competitiveness of the region.

VI. PARTNERSHIPS – Northern Virginia Community College will develop strategic

partnerships to create gateways of opportunity and an integrated educational system for Northern Virginians who are pursuing the American Dream.

VII. RESOURCES – Northern Virginia Community College will increase its annual

funding by $100 million and expand its physical facilities by one million square feet in new construction. This includes the establishment of two additional campuses in Western Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, as well as additional education and training facilities in or near established population centers.

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