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High-school review: KU shows gains but district notes declines in four-year graduation rates
Summary
Klamath Union showed steady ELA and math improvement; Eagle Ridge declined and KLC showed modest growth. Staff flagged declines in four-year graduation rates across high schools and highlighted expanded CTE and dual-credit opportunities as strengths.
Klamath Union High School reported steady improvement in ELA and math, staff said, while Eagle Ridge saw some declines and the KLC program showed modest growth with improved attendance. Staff warned that four-year graduation rates have declined across the district's high schools and attributed part of the change to attendance, mobility, and recent transcript-reporting adjustments that now include Eagle Ridge's cohort.
Leaders underscored strengths in expanded career and technical education (CTE) offerings and increased dual-credit opportunities, and staff said five-year completion rates remain relatively strong. Board members asked for earlier identification of credit-deficient students and supports for alternative education pathways to improve four-year graduation outcomes.
