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Survey of Class of 2025 shows diverse postsecondary plans; district reports majority pursuing further education or work
Summary
District survey results for the Class of 2025 show most graduates plan postsecondary experiences: district presenters gave counts for 4-year, 2-year, vocational, military and employment pathways but transcript totals contained inconsistencies that need verification.
Curriculum staff presented results from the Class of 2025 graduation survey, saying most graduates reported plans for further education or employment.
"The class of 2025 represented a total of 11 73 graduates from our 3 high schools," Speaker 8 (Adrianne) said, and then broke that down: 441 students (about 38%) plan to attend a four-year college, 333 plan to attend a two-year college, 109 plan vocational or technical study, 50 enlisted in the military and 191 reported entering the job market. The presenter also said the undecided group decreased compared with the prior year.
The transcript includes inconsistent totals (the overall and subgroup counts do not sum cleanly); the numbers above are reported exactly as spoken and should be verified against the district's underlying survey data before broader publication.
