Students cite many different reasons for dropping out of school, but over 27% say it is because they are failing too many classes. High school is known for being one of the more unpleasant periods of a person’s life, but what causes a student to actually drop out? For some time, the United States had some of the highest graduation rates of any developing country, but we have fallen to a ranking of 22 out of 27 countries.
Roughly 7,000 students in the United States drop out of high school every day. This video explains the effect of high school graduation rates on the American economy.
In this article, we’ll explore the subject of high school graduation rates including the factors that influence them and their impact on schools and the American education system. But how does a student’s decision to drop out of high school affect others? And what impacts the rate at which students drop out of school? They tend to cycle in and out of the prison system more often than students who obtain a high school diploma, and their annual income is lower. Students who drop out of high school are more likely to live a life of periodic unemployment and have a higher rate of using government assistance. Though it is a personal decision, it has a far-reaching impact not only on the student but on other students and the American education system. Dropping out of high school is a decision that over 1 million American students make each year.
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