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Escondido Charter High reports 900 students, 100% graduation rate in recent year
Summary
Escondido Charter High School's executive director reported enrollment around 900, high a‑g completion rates and a 100% graduation rate for the most recent year, described special education partnership with the district and plans for a block schedule.
Executive Director Sean Roner presented Escondido Charter High School's annual update at the district board meeting on April 21, reporting approximately 900 enrolled students and a high level of a‑g completion.
"Our graduation rate, we're very pleased this last school year that we were able to have a 100% graduation," Roner told trustees, who then asked questions about demographic breakdowns and special education supports. Roner noted the charter and district have partnered for special education services since the charter opened in 1996 and described curricular emphases, including a "classical" content‑rich humanities sequence and plans to shift the high school to a block schedule next year.
Roner highlighted programs across grade levels, a lottery enrollment policy with community priority, and the charter's use of a hybrid/flex learning model for some tracks. Board members thanked Roner for the report and noted athletics and arts programs were contributing to community engagement.
