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Graduation rate for San Diego Unified class of 2025 up 2%
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Times of San Diego
The Patrick Henry High School Class of 2025.
(Photo by Lily Castillo)More San Diego Unified School District high school students are graduating, and more of them are graduating prepared for life after high school, according to figures released Monday by the district.
The announcement tracks the high school graduation rates for the 2024-2025 academic year, during which the class of 2025 graduation rate rose by 2% over the previous year.
The college and career preparedness rate rose by 4.2% over last year, as measured by the state’s College and Career Indicator.
According to the California Department of Education, career technical education “significantly increases the high school graduation rate and also results in a higher percentage of students going to college and persisting through graduation.