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Millennium High reports growth, 100% graduation for two recent classes

Piedmont Unified School District Board of Education · September 10, 2025
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Summary

Principal Munoz Daniels told the board Millennium's enrollment rose to 75 students this year, the school achieved 100% graduation for the classes of 2024 and 2025, and assessment data show areas of strength and priorities for intervention.

Millennium High School principal Munoz Daniels presented the school's State of the School: enrollment rose from 58 (2024) to 68 last year and to 75 this year, the school earned a full six‑year WASC accreditation, and Millennium reported 100% graduation for the classes of 2024 and 2025.

Munoz Daniels highlighted program features — a smaller, relationship‑based alternative high school model, tiered interventions for reading and math, MAP growth results placing the school at or above 75–80% of norm groups in recent administrations, and Panorama SEL data showing strong student relationships alongside areas for emotional regulation work. "Our mission is to provide a safe, accepting, and noncompetitive school community," Munoz Daniels said as she described ongoing work to implement interim assessments and a graduate portfolio prototype.

Board members praised the data‑driven presentation and the school's results and asked staff to report back on baseline SEL measures and growth across the year. Munoz Daniels said staff will administer a pre/post self‑assessment and share results later in the school year.