Student Outcomes
Graduation rates, college-going rates, and Advanced Placement / IB participation.
4-year graduation rate
71.0%
Cohort size
216
Note: the graduation rate shown is the district-level 4-year adjusted cohort rate — the same rate is applied to every high school in the district. School-level AP participation and college-going rates require separate CRDC/state reports.
Source: EDFacts / state cohort reports, 2019.
This School’s Graduation Rate
The adjusted cohort rate reported for this school on its own, shown alongside the district figure rather than in place of it.
School cohort rate (2021)
71.0%
School cohort size (2021)
218
District rate (2019)
71.0%
Which rate is which: the rate in the panel above comes from the district cohort file and is applied to every high school in the district. The rate in this panel is filed for this school on its own, so the two can differ.
Cohort rate by year
2021 (cohort 218)71.0%
2019 (cohort 216)71.0%
2018 (cohort 235)70.0%
2017 (cohort 217)59.0%
2016 (cohort 219)60.0%
2015 (cohort 249)67.0%
Source: school-level cohort graduation file, 2015 to 2021 (4YR cohort).
What to look for
- 4-year graduation rate is the share of a cohort who earned a regular diploma within four years.
- 5-year rate captures students who took an extra year — useful context for struggling schools.
- College-going rate is the percentage enrolling in any college within 12–16 months of graduation.
- AP participation shows how many students attempt college-level coursework; the AP pass rate (3+) shows how many succeed.