Board hears data on noncompleters and describes targeted supports for high‑needs students
Dec 7, 2024
Board members discussed graduation math: staff reported roughly a dozen noncompleters earlier in the year (later reduced after follow-up); the meeting highlighted Sequoia (alternative program) and supports for students experiencing homelessness or serious health needs.
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Board members and staff discussed graduation outcomes and the district’s efforts to reengage students at risk of dropping out. One participant said, "It was 12, and now it's 9," describing a reduction in noncompleters after follow-up contacts and alternative-credential options. Members noted the role of targeted programs—Sequoia runs between "50 and 60" students in alternative or trauma-responsive programming—and praised staff for outreach that reconnects vulnerable students to graduation paths.
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