Henrico County Public Schools continues to see a high on-time graduation rate, according to data released last week by the Virginia Department of Education. This year, 91.01% of the division’s students graduated on time, compared to 90.55% last year.
This year:
English learners saw their on-time graduation rate rise 1.31 percentage points from last year and more than 12.6 percentage points from five years ago.
Students with a disability saw a 1.67 percentage point increase in their on-time graduation rate over last year.
“Our strong on-time graduation rate is a testament to the work being done at every level, from elementary and middle schools that build the foundation for success, to the high school teams that support all students on their path to graduation,” said Superintendent Amy Cashwell. “Henrico Schools is committed to ensuring that students graduate high school life-ready, whether they are pursuing postsecondary education, employment or military enlistment.”
Achievement data for every school is available as part of the Virginia Department of Education’s School Quality Profile.