This report covers the October 1987 educational and career postsecondary activities of the June 1987 graduates from 145 Connecticut local public high schools (136 comprehensive high schools, 6 alternative high schools, and 3 endowed and incorporated academies) and 105 nonpublic high schools, and the February 1988 activities of the June 1987 graduates from the 17 regional vocational-technical schools (RVTS). Summary findings include the following: (1) the number of 1987 high school graduates increased two percent over 1986; (2) the highest percentage of high school graduates ever continued their educations, and the highest percentage ever went to four-year colleges and universities; (3) the number and percentage of graduates entering careers declined; (4) minority representation among graduates decreased; and (5) there were substantial differences by race in after-graduation education and career activities. Statistical data are included on 10 graphs and 9 tables. The appendices include the following tables of statistical data: (1) summary data for 1987 local public high schools, vocational-technical schools, and nonpublic schools; (2) 1987 state profiles for high school, public high school, nonpublic high school, and vocational-technical school graduates; (3) the October activities of the June 1987 public high school, nonpublic high school, and vocational-technical school graduates; and (4) the October higher education activities of the June 1987 public and nonpublic high school graduates. (FMW)