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Preliminary data show district graduation at 64.7%; Spring Valley lags at 56.4% with ELL gap
Summary
Dr. Gonzalez presented preliminary June 2026 graduation data: districtwide rate 64.7%; English language learners at 44.8%; Spring Valley High School at 56.4% with Hispanic and ELL subgroups notably below district averages, while Ramapo High School showed higher subgroup rates.
Dr. Gonzalez presented preliminary graduation figures and subgroup breakdowns, saying the district's June 2026 graduation rate stood at 64.7 percent, a figure that includes June and August graduates when available. He noted English language learners graduated at 44.8 percent and highlighted that subgroup as a large cohort (346 students) significantly below the district average.
At the school level, Dr. Gonzalez said Spring Valley High School's June graduation rate was 56.4 percent (206 of 365 in the cohort), with Hispanic students at 49.7 percent and English language learners at 35.2 percent for the June cohort. By contrast, Ramapo High School's June rate was 75.9 percent; Dr. Gonzalez and the superintendent said the between-school differences indicate uneven practices and access, and that the district will investigate what is working at higher-performing sites to replicate success.
