The Oregon Department of Education released graduation data today for the 2023-24 school year. Once again, the Corvallis School District continues outperforming the state in four-year graduation rates. The district’s overall graduation rate for 2024 was 87 percent, 6 points higher than the state rate. The district’s 2023 graduation rate was 88 percent. Regarding the number of students, 472 out of 545 graduated with their 4-year cohort in 2024, compared to 482 out of 548 in 2023.
“Our district continues to maintain strong graduation rates, consistently nearing 90 percent,” said Superintendent Ryan Noss. “This year, graduation rates for our Latino students increased by 1.7 percent, and rates for students with disabilities rose by 2 percent. We remain committed to providing focused support for these students as we help them navigate their path to graduation and future opportunities.”
Superintendent Noss added, “It is important to note that the class of 2024 is a group of students who began their high school career in distance learning and continued to persevere along their journey to graduation, showcasing remarkable resilience. More than ever, our multi-tiered systems of support are an important framework to help schools identify and address the needs of our students.”
The full report can be found on the Oregon Department of Education website.