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Jefferson H S
4700 Alameda Ave
El Paso, TX 79905-2795
(915) 496-8010

Grade Range: 7-12
Enrollment: 1238
Full-Time Teachers: 45
Students per Teacher: 28

W	White/Non-Hispanic	0.5%
B	Black/Non-Hispanic	0.6%
H	Hispanic	98.8%
A	Asian/Pacific Islander	0.1%
N	American Indian/Alaska Native	0.0%

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Test	Score	State-Wide Ranking	Region-Wide Ranking
Standard Ranking	105.7	1054/1916	19/45
Gr 10 Reading Percent Pass	72.4	1237(T)/1916	30/45
Gr 10 Math Percent Pass	69.6	1122/1916	20/45
Gr 10 Writing Percent Pass	81.7	1157/1916	20/45
Gr 10 All Tests Percent Pass	56.4	1189/1916	23/45
Biology End-of-Course Percent Take	21.9	848(T)/1916	25(T)/45
Biology End-of-Course Percent Pass	51.8	1215/1916	31/45
Algebra End-of-Course Percent Take	41.0	34/1916	1/45
Algebra End-of-Course Percent Pass	15.3	971/1916	21/45
English II End-of-Course Percent Take	22.7	579(T)/1916	14/45
English II End-of-Course Percent Pass	60.8	1034(T)/1916	22/45
US History End-of-Course Percent Take	16.7	1002(T)/1916	28/45
US History End-of-Course Percent Pass	41.0	1128(T)/1916	24/45
SAT/ACT Percent Take	49.3	899(T)/1916	18/45
SAT Average	820.0	902(T)/1916	19/45
ACT Average	19.2	713(T)/1916	13/45

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O-line priority again for Herd (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch) (Thu, 05 Jun 2008 04:01:58 GMT)
HUNTINGTON -- It's the meat and potatoes of virtually every college football recruiting class. Yes, from a fan and media perspective, it's more enticing to speculate on the 2,000-yard running back, the dual-threat quarterback and all-state defensive ends boasting 20-plus sacks. History proves, however, that the unsung, statistically-challenged offensive linemen often make or damage a recruiting ...

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