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Superintendent: every high school hit 90% graduation rate; district update due Aug. 3

Jackson Madison County School System · July 24, 2026
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Dr. Marlon King said every Jackson Madison County high school achieved a graduation rate of 90% or higher and announced the district will publish a full growth update on Aug. 3.

Dr. Marlon King, superintendent of the Jackson Madison County School System, said the district has seen “steady achievement” and that “every single one of our high schools achieved a graduation rate of 90% or higher.” He told staff a full growth update will be released on Aug. 3.

King framed the milestone as part of a larger theme the district will use this year—“redefining momentum”—which he described as deliberate, steady growth rather than rushing to a finish line. He credited staff effort for the gains and said the district will share more detailed data in the August update.