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Which Pensacola metro area high school has the best track record for graduating students?

In Escambia County, it is West Florida High School, a magnet school where students must apply to attend, with a graduation rate among economically disadvantaged students of 93.2 percent.

Next was Tate High School, where in 2014, 61.5 percent of poor students graduated.

The lowest graduation rate among students who are more financially well-off is 71.6 percent at Pine Forest High School.

Escambia County School District's graduation rate for economically disadvantaged students and non-economically disadvantaged students. Source: Florida Department of Education.

In Santa Rosa County, it is Jay High, where in 2014, 91.7 percent of economically disadvantaged students graduated.

Gulf Breeze High graduated 85.2 percent of students from economically challenged backgrounds, and Milton graduated 84.5 percent.

The lowest graduation rate among students who are more well-off financially in Santa Rosa County is 76.5 percent at Central High.

Santa Rosa High School graduation rates for economically disadvantaged students and non-economically disadvantaged students. Source: Florida Department of Education.

So says data from the Florida Department of Education, which I reviewed ahead of the release of 2015 graduation data.

The best estimate Escambia and Santa Rosa education officials have for when we'll know officially, how many members of the class on 2015 graduated is sometime this month.

You can review historic graduation data online at this link

The graduation rates for poor students at each Escambia high school are:

— Escambia: 46.6 percent.

— Northview: 65.2 percent.

— Pensacola: 48.5 percent.

— Pine Forest: 60.2 percent.

— Washington: 58.6 percent.

— West Florida: 93.2 percent.

— Tate: 61.5 percent.

The graduation rates for poor students in Santa Rosa high schools:

— Central: 65.2 percent.

— Gulf Breeze: 85.2 percent.

— Jay: 91.7 percent.

— Milton: 84.5 percent.

— Navarre: 73.3 percent.

— Pace: 80.5 percent.