Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Maryland State Department of Education and Maryland Department of Transportation reported the largest purchases in Maryland in 2017, according to the latest state data.

About 94.72 percent of Arundel High 10th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 92.22 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

Over the last four years, 140 individual donors living in Oxford gave $59,497.57 to political candidates, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of state campaign finance data.

About 92.48 percent of Chesapeake High ninth graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 90.06 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 88.07 percent of Meade High ninth and 10th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 86.59 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

In 2017 at Broadneck High 94.73 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 94.2 percent of Old Mill High ninth graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 93.36 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

Over the last four years, 700 individual donors living in Ocean City gave $466,773.85 to political candidates, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of state campaign finance data.

Over the last four years, 163 individual donors living in Perryville gave $26,653.69 to political candidates, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of state campaign finance data.

About 88.02 percent of Anne Arundel Evening High ninth, 11th and 12th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 14.69 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 92.13 percent of Southern High ninth graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 92.57 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 88.99 percent of Annapolis High ninth and 10th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 86.41 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 7.14 percent of Home Assignments-Secondary 12th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and less than 5 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

Glen Burnie High in the Anne Arundel County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of less than 3 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

Allegany High in the Allegany County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of less than 3 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

In 2017 at Catonsville Center for Alternative Studies less than 5 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

About 82.31 percent of Phoenix Academy ninth through 11th graders advanced to the next grade level in 2017 and 61.29 percent of seniors graduated on time, according to the latest schools report card by the Maryland State Department of Education.

Center for Career & Technical Education in the Allegany County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of less than 3 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

Fort Hill High in the Allegany County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of less than 3 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

Mountain Ridge High School in the Allegany County Public Schools reported a dropout rate of less than 3 percent during the 2016-2017 school year, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.