Summary
The class of 2025 graduated at about 79%, but multilingual and Hispanic students lag state counterparts, and students with disabilities at Fairmont Heights have graduated below 50% for years. The district expects this year's rate to reach 80% with summer school gains.
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
African American students and economically disadvantaged students at schools like Charles Herbert Flowers are seeing graduation gains above 90%.
Multilingual, immigrant, and students with disabilities — especially at Fairmont Heights — continue graduating at rates well below their peers.
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