Sentences with phrase «percent graduation»

Now, we live in a competitive world, and a 68 percent graduation rate for 9th graders is not good enough to be able to compete in this competitive world.

She supports the board's recent decision to focus on a 100 percent graduation goal, although she would like to know how the district plans to achieve that.

Goal of 90 percent graduation rate by 2020, with each state 85 percent.

Capital Region schools surpassed the 50 percent graduation mark, though in some cases not by much.

But the Syracuse City School District achieved a 60 percent graduation rate in 2016.

Board member Monica Garcia said she champions the 100 percent graduation goal and they all need to work out what can be done most immediately.

«We have 45 of 57 schools that are failing, we have a 46 percent graduation rate.

Syracuse City School District has a 60 percent graduation rate, which is up from last year.

But suggesting that the upper school has turned a corner, he said that it is on track for a 95 percent graduation rate.

While statewide graduation rates for black and Latino students improved by 3 percent this year, their rates are still around 68 percent, compared with an 88 percent graduation rate among white students in the state.

«Sixty percent graduation rate is better than where we were, but let's get to 100 percent.»

She pointed to the district's 60 percent graduation rate and sluggish progress as reasons a change is needed.

Syracuse public schools had a 61 percent graduation rate in 2016, according to the education department website, while Fayetteville - Manlius had a 95 percent graduation rate and Jamesville - Dewitt had a 90 percent graduation rate.

Regents Chancellor Merryl Tish said the goals for the new regulations are to improve the state's 74.9 percent graduation rate.

Automotive had a 63 percent graduation rate in 2011, the first of three years the state counted.

The district had a 61.7 percent graduation rate through June 2016, the state Education Department said Friday.

The Albany City School District touted a 59 percent graduation rate for the class of 2015 through August, the highest since 2008.

Last year, the school had a 68 percent graduation rate, Speiller said, while Millennium's always tops 90 percent.

Of the region's main three city school districts, Troy topped the list with a 74 percent graduation rate, while Schenectady had a 56 percent rate.

In 2009, the school had a 97 percent graduation rate.

Fourteen Capital Region districts, all of them suburban, hit or topped the 90 percent graduation rate mark.

Parents at Millennium and the Lower Manhattan Community Middle School, which is also located in 26 Broadway, painted Richard R. Green as a struggling, potentially dangerous school, with 131 suspensions and a 68 percent graduation rate last year, compared to Millennium's eight suspensions and 98 percent graduation rate.

Richard R. Green High School of Teaching, an unscreened school with a 68 percent graduation rate, will move into its new downtown home this fall, the panel decided.

White stated that the move was made to address an education system in Ramapo which he says is failing, specifically mentioning a 50 percent graduation rate for Hispanic students and private school placements which the organization stated was discriminatory and illegal.

Lavine, the former superintendent of the LaFayette School District, has called the Syracuse district dismal, despite the progress its made, reaching a 60 percent graduation rate.

And I would say, «Well, a 100 percent graduation rate.»

NAVARRO: Our goal is a 100 percent graduation rate.

«We have a 99.9 percent graduation rate in our six high schools.

They were in real financial duress even though the schools had near 100 percent graduation rates (including from college).

We're now at over a 90 percent graduation rate.

With 68 percent minority enrollment and 41 percent eligibility for subsidized lunch, the school boasts a 95 percent graduation rate, which is 12 points higher than the national average for all students.

The state wants gaps between 90 percent proficiency and baseline proficiency for all students and student groups to be cut at least in half by the 2027 - 28 school year; also, Arizona wants all students to hit at least 90 percent proficiency on state English / language arts and math exams by 2039 - 40; and the state also wants a 90 percent graduation rate for the four - year adjusted cohort rate by 2030

By 2026 - 27, the long - term goals are 90 percent proficiency in English / language arts and math, and a 90 percent graduation rate.

And New Hampsphire wants a 93.96 percent graduation rate by 2025.

The state also wants a 90 percent graduation rate by 2023 - 24 for all students and subgroups.

It has a similar goal for graduation rates: Montana wants a 90 percent graduation rate by 2022 - 23.

The state's long - term graduation goal is a 94 percent graduation rate.

The state also wants a 100 percent graduation by 2030 - 31.

Perform in top half of 4th and 8th grade NAEP scores among states by 2019; have 75 percent of 3rd graders proficient in reading by 2025; average ACT composite score of 21 by 2020; 95 percent graduation rate by 2024 - 25

But educators and researchers who work with at - risk students say there is no way to really achieve the Graduation Nation goal of a 90 percent graduation rate by 2020 without taking time to find, bring back, and keep the students who have already fallen through...

By 2025, 75 percent of students attaining proficiency in English - language arts and mathematics, as well as a 95 percent graduation rate.

By the same year, the state wants a 95 percent graduation rate for all districts, all students, and all student subgroups.

The state also has a goal of an 88 percent graduation rate, using the four - year adjusted cohort rate, within 15 years.

Also proposes goals of a 94 percent graduation rate for the four - year adjusted cohort rate, and 97 percent for the five - year rate.

So they turned to the community, convening local leaders who said that the district needed to strive for a 100 percent graduation rate.

New York is also shooting for a 95 percent graduation rate.

The overall dismal performance of the Chicago public school system, with its 60 percent graduation rate, will remain more or less what it has been.

All of a sudden the 100 percent graduation rate in the next decade that the White House imagines would not seem so far fetched.