Michigan reports record graduation rate of 83% in 2024, but challenges persist for disadvantaged groups
Michigan's high school graduation rate hit a record high of 82.83% in the 2023-24 school year, marking significant progress since the pandemic. However, disparities remain, particularly among economically disadvantaged students and those with disabilities. While districts like Ecorse Public Schools have seen success with after-school tutoring programs, educators stress that further support is needed to ensure equitable outcomes for all students. Efforts like career and technical education and dual enrollment are helping to improve graduation rates.
Michigan's high school graduation rate hit a record high of 82.83% in the 2023-24 school year, marking significant progress since the pandemic. However, disparities remain, particularly among economically disadvantaged students and those with disabilities. While districts like Ecorse Public Schools have seen success with after-school tutoring programs, educators stress that further support is needed to ensure equitable outcomes for all students. Efforts like career and technical education and dual enrollment are helping to improve graduation rates.
