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| 1.1 - State-Funded Preschool Enrollment | 100% | 100.9% |  | DEL | In 2011-Feb. 12, an average of 8,468 children were enrolled monthly in 8,391 ECEAP slots. Enrollment exceeds 100% because children left and were replaced during the month. 50.4% of eligible children were enrolled in state- or federally-funded preschool. |
| 1.3 - Financial Aid | | $867 | | HECB | In 2009-10, the state ranked 3rd highest in the nation for providing need-based financial aid per full-time equivalent undergraduate student. This is largely driven by the amount of funding available for state aid. |
| 1.4 - E-Learning | 19% of FTE students | 19% of FTE students | | SBCTC | In 2010-11, eLearning courses served the equivalent of 31,394 full-time community and technical college students, an increase of 2% over the prior year. This achieves the target growth rate toward serving 85% of all students through eLearning by 2030. |
| 1.5 - Foster Child School Changes | 20% (Braam Benchmark) | 13% | | DSHS | During the 2009-10 school year, 13% of children in out-of-home foster care changed schools when placed or moved. This is an improvement of 4% from the year before, and well below the Braam Panel Benchmark. |
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| 2.1 - State-Funded Preschooler Learning Outcomes | | | | DEL | In 2010-11 a prospective statewide assessment tool showed progress in core learning areas: Physical, Language, Cognitive, Literacy, and Math. A statistically valid measure in these areas will be available once a tool is adopted statewide (2012-13). |
| 2.2 - CTC Student Achievement | 352,419 | 389,804 | | SBCTC | CTC Students earned 389,804 'achievement points' toward education milestones during the 2010-11 academic year. This exceeded the target but is a 1% decline from 2009-10. |
| 2.4 - Workforce Training Completion | | 59% | | WTECB, SBCTC | In 2009-10, 59% of students who left training completed a (public or private) workforce training program or apprenticeship - a slight decrease from last year. Students who complete programs have higher employment and earning rates than non-completers. |
| 2.6 - CTC Transfer Rate | | 47.1% | | SBCTC, HECB | 47% of CTC students who began in 2004-05 intending to move to a 4-year college had transferred by 2010-11. Students who completed a transfer degree had a higher rate (72.3%) than those that didn’t (33%). 14.4% of workforce degree graduates also transfer. |
| 2.7 - Foster Youth Graduation Rate | 76% | 76.9% | | DSHS | 77% of students in foster care from grades 9-12 in the class of 2009 graduated or received their GED by age 19. This acheivement is higher than the extended graduation rate for all students (76%). |
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| 3.3 - Training Participant Employment Rate | | 61% | | WTECB | In 2010, about 61% of training participants who exited their program had employment reported in administrative records. Participants who complete a training program (65%) have a higher employment rate than non-completers (53%). |
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