This report presents a summary of postsecondary plans and scholarship monies of graduates of Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) high school seniors in SY06-07. Postsecondary plans represent the intentions of seniors the year after graduation; students indicate whether they are planning on attending a 4-year College/University, Junior/Community College, or Vocational School/Technical School; seeking Employment or an Apprenticeship/On the Job Training; enlisting in the Military; joining Job Corps; or have other postsecondary plans. Students also report the scholarship monies they have been offered as well as indicate which of those scholarships offered they have or are planning on accepting. It should be noted that both postsecondary plans and scholarship monies are self-reported by students, as such they may not represent the actual postsecondary status of DoDEA seniors or the totality of scholarship monies offered and accepted by students. In addition, all analyses in this report are based on those students (N=3,248) who were enrolled in twelfth grade in a DoDEA high school in April 2007. As such, these data do not include 12th graders who may have withdrawn prior to or entered after this date. Of the 3,248 students enrolled in twelfth grade in April 2007, nine students were reported as not graduating, resulting in a graduation rate of 99%. (Contains 6 tables, 4 figures and 1 footnote.) [For the previous report, "DoDEA 2006 Postsecondary Plans and Scholarships Report," see ED529466.]