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slides: See the Portland High Schools with the Best Graduation Rates

Friday, January 29, 2016

 

Jefferson High School

Data released by the Oregon Department of Education on Thursday showed that graduation rates in high schools in the City of Portland and around the State of Oregon are going up. According to the new report, 74 percent of Oregon high school students are graduating in four years, along with 73 percent of students in Portland.

The 74 percent figure is a two percent increase from 2014 statistics. State leaders said on Thursday that they were pleased with the growing number of on-time graduates in the state.

“This increase moves us closer to our goal of having every Oregon student complete high school with a plan," Governor Kate Brown said. “We have work to do as a state to reach that goal, and I am committed to making sure our education system delivers better outcomes.” 

Deputy Superintendent Salam Noor acknowledged that while the graduation rate is still too low to be considered acceptable, the increase was a vital sign of progress for a troubled education system in Oregon.

“While our graduation rate is far from where we want and need it to be, this increase means we are headed in the right direction and is truly something to celebrate,” Noor said. “I want to recognize our teachers, administrators, students, families, and communities for the incredible focus, dedication, and hard work they have put into helping more of our students graduate on time and with the skills needed to succeed in college and the workplace.” 

SEE SLIDES BELOW: the Portland High Schools with the Best Graduation Rates

 

Related Slideshow: Portland High Schools with the Best Graduation Rates-2016

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Alliance High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 13.27%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate: 21.43%

Percent Change: -8.6%

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Leadership and Entrepreneurship Public Charter High School (now closed)

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 25.51%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate: 38.26%

Percent Change: -12.75%

Image via Leadership and Entrepreneurship Public Charter High School's Facebook page

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Trillium High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 40%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate: 65%

Percent Change: -25%

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Roosevelt High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 61.67%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  53.37%

Percent Change: +8.4%

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Metropolitan Learning Center

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 71.88%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  81.08%

Percent Change: -9.25%

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Madison High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 73.76%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  75.42%

Percent Change: -1.66%

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Jefferson High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 80.47%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  66.37%

Percent Change: +14.1%

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Cleveland High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 85.16%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  83.29%

Percent Change: +1.81%

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Franklin High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 87.89%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  86.46%

Percent Change: +1.43%

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Benson Polytechnic High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 87.89%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  85.47%

Percent Change: +2.42%

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Grant High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 89.15%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  89.84%

Percent Change: -0.69%

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Wilson High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 90.7%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  86.61%

Percent Change: +4.09%

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Lincoln High School

2014-2015 Graduation Rate: 92.69%    

2013-2014 Graduation Rate:  90.66%

Percent Change: +2.03%

 
 

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