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Superintendent praises counselors, cites LHS graduation rates above state average

La Grande School District No. 1 Board of Directors · February 12, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent George Mendoza thanked school counselors, noted that La Grande High School exceeds the state average for four‑year graduation and five‑year completer rates, and said the district will continue to advocate for funding amid evolving state and federal guidance.

Superintendent George Mendoza used his report to thank school counselors for their work and to highlight that La Grande High School continues to exceed the state average in four‑year graduation and five‑year completer rates. Mendoza said the district will continue to advocate for school funding for the coming year and is watching state interpretations of laws in light of federal developments.

The superintendent referenced district performance metrics and the upcoming funding cycle; the meeting materials included a Superintendent's Report as Attachment B. Mendoza encouraged board members and attendees to acknowledge counselors’ work; no new funding allocations or specific budget figures were provided in the transcript.