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WMI reports higher graduation rate, outlines dropout‑recovery pilot for older students
Summary
WMI staff reported rising graduation numbers and outlined a proposed dropout recovery and prevention (DRP) program targeting older students and those who struggled in full time online distance learning; the board was briefed and staff will return with a more detailed proposal.
Reagan Roach, lead staff at WMI, presented an update to the Show Low Unified District Board of Education on the site’s alternative education and dropout recovery work.
Roach described WMI’s mission as serving underserved or at‑risk students through individualized, flexible and structured alternative educational experiences. She told the board that last year the program graduated 23 students and that this year it is on track to graduate about 27; she said WMI’s graduation rate improved from 37 percent to about 90 percent in one year for the population…
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