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Graduation Rates for DC Public Charter High Schools

November 7, 2017
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High School Graduation Rates for DC Public Charter High Schools. 

Today OSSE announced that 76.4% of public charter students graduate in four years in school year 2018-19, up four percentage points from last year, while the number of students graduating in five years declined by 1.1%.  

Graduation rates are calculated by tracking the students who entered 9th grade and graduated from 12th grade within four or five years. And as part of its oversight, we verify that 9th-grade students are on track to graduate in four years and that 12th-grade students have met the school’s graduation requirements. To learn more about the Transcript Audit Policy, click here. 

We also evaluate a school’s performance on multiple measures, including 4- and 5- year graduation rates, which are both indicators of whether or not a student is ready for college or the workforce on its School Quality Report. The 2019 reports are available here.   

School Name Graduates within four years Cohort Size Four-Year Graduation Rate
All Charter Schools (includes alternative schools) 1047 1427 73.4%
Capital City PCS - High School 59 65 90.8%
Cesar Chavez PCS for Public Policy - Parkside High School 61 70 87.1%
Cesar Chavez PCS for Public Policy - Chavez Prep 
N<10 N<10 N<10
Cesar Chavez PCS for Public Policy - Capitol Hill  57 75 76.0%
E.L. Haynes PCS - High School 85 99 85.9%
Friendship PCS - Technology Preparatory High School  42 44 95.5%
Friendship PCS - Collegiate Academy
177 212 83.5%
IDEA PCS  35 60 58.3%
KIPP DC - College Preparatory Academy PCS 
77 95 81.1%
Paul PCS - International High School  82 118 69.5%
SEED PCS of Washington DC 
18 19 94.7%
Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS 
60 75 80.0%
Washington Latin PCS - Upper School 
79 87 90.8%
Washington Mathematics Science Technology PCHS
51 68 75.0%
National Collegiate Preparatory PCHS  
48 82 58.5%
Richard Wright PCS for Journalism and Media Arts
45 58 77.6%
BASIS DC PCS 15 15 100.0%

Alternative High Schools

Alternative high schools are designed to meet the needs of students who have been unsuccessful at traditional high schools. Nearly all the students are overaged and uncredited.

School Name Graduates within four years Cohort Size Four-Year Graduation Rate
Maya Angelou - High School 36 71 50.7%
Kingsman Academy PCS 19 47 40.4%

 

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