Data Talk 3: Fewer Students Crossing the Stage
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Lisa Kingsley presented data showing a four-point drop in Medford's graduation rate and highlighted the increased risk for high-need students.
- 0:08 Graduation Rate Data Presentation — Lisa Kingsley reported that Medford's graduation rate decreased from 90.8% to 86.2%, with a more pronounced decline among students with language, income, and learning challenges.
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[Lisa Kingsley]: In just one year, Medford's graduation rate dropped four points, from 90.8 to 86.2%. Now, that change might seem small, but it represents dozens of students not crossing the stage. For our high-need students, those battling language, income, learning challenges, the drop is even deeper. Those are the students who most need our attention. Data tells us who's falling through the cracks. We can't help students we don't see.
Lisa Kingsley
total time: 0.54 minutes
total words: 69
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