| | Post-Secondary Awards- Every student stays in school and has the support needed to graduate high school ready for post-secondary completion and career success |
About this measure |
This measure outlines the number of post-secondary awards made within each county. It is not a measure of the awards received by residents of the County, but rather notes the county where the award was received.
Data are reported by the Cuyahoga County Office of Innovation and Performance on an annual basis.
Why is this important? |
Completing post-secondary education increases long-term financial stability. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, workers without high school diplomas earned, on average, $24,000 annually; workers with high school diplomas earned $30,500; workers who completed some college earned $31,900; workers with a bachelor’s degree earned $49,900; and workers with a master’s degree or higher earned $59,200.
Additionally, increasing the education of the local workforce can have a positive effect on the County's ability to attract and retain businesses.
Related Key Government Measures |
This is a community indicator measure. It is provided to show an understanding of overall community health. The County organization does not directly control the outcome of this measure; however, a number of programs and initiatives the County is undertaking can have an impact. Related government measures include:
In addition, Cuyahoga County continues to look for ways to improve the number of students going on to post-secondary programs with initiatives such as County employees engaging in the True2U mentoring program and serving as a partner to bring Say Yes to Education to Cleveland.
Post Secondary Awards - Annual Performance |
| | Post-Secondary Awards - Comparative Analysis |
Data Source |
JobsEQ (Month of Update: September, 1-year lag)
Measure Data | Last Calculated 2 days ago |