Is the minimum number (N) for the additional indicator from the whole school or just the tested grade? Does it apply only to continuously enrolled students?
The N for the unexcused absences is for all students in grades 1-8 served by the school. The N for the graduation rate is the total number of students in grades 9-12 in the school, excluding those who transfer out of the school. More.
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