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Mario Minichino

Quite an interesting rise, especially in light of the low performance by students on the PARCC and SMARTER Balanced assessments. This begs the question, are graduation rates rising, or are requirements for graduation falling? A second question that must be asked is how much is the percentage skewed by the higher graduation rate of students who have taken CTE courses versus a traditional academic curricula?

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