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Minnesota sees highest-ever high school graduation rate

  • In 2024, Minnesota achieved a record high school graduation rate of 84.2%, with 58,293 students completing their diplomas within four years and an additional 3,874 earning their diplomas after more extended periods.
  • The 2024 graduates started high school during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the improvement reflects narrowing achievement gaps among most student groups.
  • Graduation rates rose across multiple demographics, including English learners at 67.25%, Asian students at 88.05%, and American Indian students by 4.5% since 2020.
  • Education Commissioner Willie Jett acknowledged the efforts of the Class of 2024 in reaching this important achievement, while also emphasizing the ongoing need to improve outcomes for special-education students.
  • The gains suggest progress in Minnesota schools despite budget concerns and federal education uncertainties, with districts like St. Paul reversing declines and improving outcomes.
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MPR News broke the news in Saint Paul, United States on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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