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Graduates -During 2003 2004, two students graduated in December and 9 students are on track to graduate in June 2004. Ten students will return to their home school next year. One student withdrew to attend lob Corp, one student transferred to a schedule N facility and one student is now in,juvenile detention, The other 14 students will remain at Phoenix next year. During 2002-200.3, twelve students graduated, three dropped out, one transferred to the GED program, one transferred to another district, 10 students returned to their home school and 8 remained at Phoenix. Grades Phoenix Student Grades Fall 2002 Spring 2003 Fall 2003 No D or F ades 45% 41% 63% 1-2 D or F grades 25% 29% 21% More than 2 D or F grades 30% 29% 16% 20 Phoenix students had grades in the fall of 2002, 17 had grades in the spring of 2003, and 19 had grades in the fall of 2004. Test Scores Phoenix Student End-of-Course Tests Fa112002 Spring 2003 Fall 2003 Achievement Level I 32% 39% 25% Achievement Level II 57% 37% 65% Achievement Level III 11% 24% 5% Achievement Level N -- -- 5% Phoenix students tools 28 End-of-Course tests in the fall of 2002, .38 End-of-Course tests in the spring of 200.3, and 20 End-of-Course tests in the fall of 2004, STAFFING & BUDGET Staffing -Phoenix staff consist of a lead teacher; a science, math, English, reading, and career/technology teacher; an ESL (shared with another school) and a part. time (50%) exceptional education teacher; a counselor, and two teacher assistants. Phoenix uses the services of a system-wide teen parent counselor, OPC sends a staff member eight hours a week and there is a school nurse four hours a week. In addition, there are two teachers contracted for short-term services in German and Spanish..