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\nSchool Board Members  \nTO:  \nTHROUGH:  Michael J.Burke,Superintendent  \nFROM:John-Anthony Boggess,Chief of StafflAdam Miller,Ph.D.,Chief of Performance Accountability  \n# SUBJECT:    FY22 FEDERAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES\n\nOn January 13,2023 the Florida Department of Education(FDOE)released high school graduation rates for theState of Florida and the District.The FY22 Federal High School Graduation Rate includes standard diplomas butexcludes special diplomas and General Education Diplomas(GEDs).Students with Disabilities(SWD)on AccessPoints curriculum are working to earn a standard diploma and are included as graduates,if successful.¹It shouldbe noted that due to COVID-19,assessment requirements for graduation were waived for FY20 and FY21 seniors(Emergency Order No.2021-EO-02)who had yet to meet them.This fact should be kept in mind when comparingthe FY22 graduation rates with rates from the past two years.  \n# Summary of Results\n\nIn FY22,the District's overall graduation rate was 89.0%.In addition,the District's overall graduation rateexceeded Florida and the six other large urban school districts.While the graduation rate decreased from 91.0%in FY21to 89.0%in FY22 and decreased for each subgroup,this was due to the removal of the assessment waiverthat had been in place for FY20 and FY21.When compared to FY19(the last comparable year)graduation ratesincreased overalland for each subgroup.  \nFrom FY19 to FY22,the District graduation rate:  \n● Increased from 87.1%to 89.0%overall and from 91.6%to 92.8%for District-operated schools.  \n● Increased for Hispanic students by 1.6,for White students by 2.1,for Free or Reduced-Price Lunch (FRL)students by 2.2,and Students with Disabilities(SWD)by 3.7 percentage points.  \n·  Remained stable for Black students and English Language Learners(ELL)(increases\u003C1percentage point).  \nDuring the five years from FY18 to FY22,the District graduation rates:  \n● Increased by 1.8 percentage points from 87.2%to 89.0%.  \n● Increased to a larger extent for SWD students(7.1 percentage points).  \n·Increased for Black (1.0 percentage point),Hispanic(1.8 percentage points),White(1.9 percentagepoints),and FRL(1.8 percentage points)students.  \n● Decreased among ELL(2.5 percentage points)students.  \n1 Detailed information about the Federal High School Graduation Rate is provided in Appendix A.  \nThe attached tables provide five-year (FY18-FY22)historical summaries.Table 1 reports the graduation rates forFlorida,the District,and six other large urban school districts.Table 2 shows the graduation rates for Black,Hispanic,White,ELL,FRL,and SWD students.Table 3 reports the graduation rates for District-operated andCharter schools.Tables 4 to 6 report graduation rates for District-operated high schools,Charter high schools,and Alternative high schools,respectively.Notably for District-operated schools:  \n·Twenty(83.3%)of the 24 District-operated high schools had graduation rates of 90%or higher.  \n·  Four had graduation rates of 100%:Pahokee Middle-Senior High,Olympic Heights Community High,Spanish River Community High,and Village Academy.Two additional schools had graduation rates of99%or higher:Alexander W.Dreyfoos High and Suncoast Community High.  \n● Six(25%)increased their graduation rates relative to FY21,despite the removal of the waiver.  \n● Twelve (50%)increased their graduation rates relative to FY19(the last comparable year).  \n·  Eleven (45.8%)showed a positive 5-year change.Lake Worth Community High showed the largest 5-year change with a 6.6 percentage point increase followed by Seminole Ridge Community High with a  \n5.7 percentage point increase.  \n·Of the District Alternative and ESE centers,Crossroads Academy,Indian Ridge and Royal Palm Schoolincreased their graduation rates substantially from FY18 to FY22.  \n● Royal Palm School and Palm Beac","cbCaiaa226yaKCge","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaa226yaKCge","pdf",2026064,"English","# Executive 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