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Graduation rates up – RCSD graduation rate hits 68%, highest in years

by | Jan 29, 2021 | Brighton, East Rochester, Gates Chili, Greece, Monroe County Districts, Penfield, Pittsford, School Districts, Webster, Wheatland-Chili

Justin Murphy and Gary Stern – Rochester Democrat and Chronicle USA TODAY NETWORK – in the D&C on 1/15/21 on page A1

The Rochester City School District made its largest jump in graduation rate in many years in 2020, the state Education Department announced Thursday, rising 5.2 points to 68.2%.

That growth in the August graduation rate outpaced the state average and continued a clear trend of gains over the last decade. The district graduation rate in August 2013 was just 43%.

“Our students endured an unprecedented school year that no one could have expected, and the increase in our graduation rate is due to the collective work of students, families, staff, teachers, and administrators,” Superintendent Lesli Myers-Small said in a statement.

It was unclear what effect the cancellation of Regents examinations due to COVID-19 had on the results. The state awarded a Regents diploma to students who had passed a Regents-level course, even though they could not sit for the exam.

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