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Santa Rosa ISD posts 97.3% four-year graduation rate; college/career readiness lower than regional average

Santa Rosa Independent School District Board of Trustees · February 17, 2025
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Summary

The TAPR presented Feb. 17 lists a four-year graduation rate of 97.3% for the Class of 2023, while the College, Career, or Military Ready percentage was 56.8% for 2022-23 (region 89.2%). THECB postsecondary counts for FY2021 graduates were also presented.

At the Feb. 17 TAPR hearing the district reported a 97.3% four-year federal graduation rate for the Class of 2023, above the region and state figures listed on the slides. The report also showed College, Career, or Military Ready at 56.8% for 2022-23, which is lower than the region's 89.2% figure shown on the same slide.

The TAPR slides included THECB postsecondary enrollment information for FY2021 graduates who enrolled in fall 2023, listing specific counts to institutions such as the University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley (9) and South Texas College (7), and noting some graduates were "not found" or "not trackable." The presentation provides a basis for the district to target college-and-career supports to increase postsecondary readiness.