Special Report

Cities Where the Most (and Least) People Graduate High School

Eugene, Oregon
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5. Eugene, OR
> High school graduation rate: 65.3%
> May unemployment rate: 4.8%
> Median income, less than high school graduate: $19,164
> Pct. of adults with college degree: 17.3%

Santa Fe, New Mexico
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4. Santa Fe, NM
> High school graduation rate: 63.2%
> May unemployment rate: 4.9%
> Median income, less than high school graduate: $21,419
> Pct. of adults with college degree: 19.8%

Sebring, Florida
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3. Sebring, FL
> High school graduation rate: 62.0%
> May unemployment rate: 6.5%
> Median income, less than high school graduate: $18,503
> Pct. of adults with college degree: 11.4%

Carson City, Nevada
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2. Carson City, NV
> High school graduation rate: 57.5%
> May unemployment rate: 6.8%
> Median income, less than high school graduate: $16,830
> Pct. of adults with college degree: 14.0%

Albany, Oregon
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1. Albany, OR
> High school graduation rate: 51.3%
> May unemployment rate: 5.5%
> Median income, less than high school graduate: $15,958
> Pct. of adults with college degree: 13.3%

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