Opinion: Oregon's graduation rate increases show a proven path forward
Briefly

Oregon has witnessed significant progress in graduation rates, with 81.8% of students graduating, marking one of the highest levels in years. Specific demographics, including Black and African American students at 74.8%, Hispanic and Latino students at 78.8%, and former English Learners at 87.7%, have shown impressive advancements. This trend signifies not only personal achievements for students but also a strong foundation for Oregon’s economic future, as these graduates are seen as essential contributors to the state's growth and innovation.
Each student who graduates represents both a personal achievement and also a step toward a stronger Oregon. These graduates are the innovators, problem-solvers and leaders who will drive Oregon's economy forward.
The good news is more students graduated last year in Oregon than in all but one previous year - 81.8% of students earned their diplomas.
Black and African American students graduated at 74.8%, Hispanic and Latino students at 78.8%, and former English Learners at 87.7%. These are some of Oregon's highest rates ever.
Read at PortlandTribune.com
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