Latino Teens Staying in High School: A Challenge for All Generations

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Latino Teens Staying in High School: A Challenge for All Generations

This fact sheet from the Pew Hispanic Center looks at Latinos in high school.

Toplines include:

  • Differences among National Origin Groups
  • U.S.-Educated Children Are More Likely to Be in School 
  • Immigrant Children in U.S. Schools Are Not More Likely to Drop Out
  • Males Are More Likely to Drop Out Than Females 
  • Student Attrition and Impoverished Families and Communities 
  • Completing via GED

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