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District cites 21.3% graduation-rate improvement over three years; reviews cohort data for next strategic steps

Stevenson-Carson School District Board of Directors · August 28, 2025
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Superintendent Colvard said the district’s graduation rate rose by 21.3% over three years and recorded an 86.8% rate in 2024—the highest since at least 2012 (excluding 2020); the board will analyze cohort-to-cohort data for targeted supports.

Superintendent Ingrid Colvard updated the board on the district’s strategic plan, saying graduation rates have improved: "The past 4 years of grad rates has shown an increase, with a total of 21.3% increase in 3 years. The 2024 rate of 86.8% is the highest grad rate since at least 2012, excluding 2020," she reported.

Colvard said the district will examine cohort-to-cohort data, with special attention to low-income and homeless students, to identify barriers and target supports as part of its ongoing strategic plan work.