High School Graduation Statistics

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High School Graduation Statistics

See how a 2021 to 2022 high school graduation backdrop sharpens into focus, with the national public school ACGR at 87% and dropout rates for grades 9 to 12 down to 5.1%. Then connect the dots between attendance, poverty, and supports such as AP, counseling, and mental health services where small shifts like 30 plus absences, suspension history, or early college credits can move graduation odds by double digit margins.

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Key Statistics

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Chronic absenteeism linked to 20% lower graduation odds

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Students with 30+ absences graduate at 55% rate vs 90% for regular attenders

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Poverty correlates with 15% lower ACGR nationally

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English learners 3x more likely to drop out per cohort studies

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Special education students face 20% graduation gap due to IEPs

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Male students 6% less likely to graduate on-time than females

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Suspension history reduces graduation odds by 17%

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Ninth-grade retention doubles dropout risk per longitudinal data

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Access to AP courses boosts graduation by 10-15%

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School counseling ratio over 500:1 linked to 5% lower rates

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Teacher turnover in high-poverty schools cuts graduation by 4%

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CTE programs increase graduation rates by 8% in participating schools

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Mental health support absence raises dropout risk 25%

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Family instability (divorce/mobility) linked to 12% lower ACGR

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Early college credits correlate with 92% graduation rate

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Bullying victimization reduces graduation odds by 10%

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Food insecurity impacts 15% of potential dropouts

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Overcrowded classrooms lower rates by 3-5% per studies

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Parental education level: high school grads' kids 20% more likely to graduate

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Juvenile justice involvement drops graduation to under 50%

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In 2021-22, the national adjusted cohort graduation rate (ACGR) for public high school students was 87%, representing 3.4 million graduates from a cohort of 3.9 million students

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The average freshman graduation rate (AFGR) in the US peaked at 84.1% in 2019 before the pandemic, compared to 73.9% in 2006

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During 2020-21, the ACGR dipped to 86% nationally due to COVID-19 disruptions, affecting over 500,000 potential graduates

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Public high school graduation rates reached 90% for on-time graduation in select metrics for 2022, excluding alternative schools

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In 2022, approximately 81% of the 50 states met or exceeded the national ACGR average of 87%

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The national four-year graduation rate for traditional public schools was 86.3% in 2021-22

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Over 93% of US public high schools reported at least one graduate in 2022, with total graduates numbering 3.7 million

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National dropout rate for grades 9-12 fell to 5.1% in 2021 from 5.6% pre-pandemic

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In 2023 estimates, national ACGR projected to rebound to 88%

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US high school completion rate for 25-year-olds was 93.3% including GED in 2022

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87.3% ACGR for public non-charter schools in 2021-22 nationally

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National status dropout rate for 16-24 year olds was 5.3% in 2022

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Event dropout rate in grades 10-12 averaged 3.7% nationally in 2021

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91% of white students graduated on-time nationally in 2022

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Hispanic students' national ACGR was 83% in 2021-22

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Black students achieved 81% ACGR nationally in recent years

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Asian/Pacific Islander ACGR at 94% highest among races nationally

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American Indian/Alaska Native ACGR lagged at 74% nationally in 2022

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Female students' national ACGR was 90% vs 84% for males in 2021-22

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National ACGR for students with disabilities was 72% in 2022

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English learners' national graduation rate stood at 66% in 2021-22

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Economically disadvantaged students had 78% ACGR nationally

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Homeless students graduated at 68% rate nationally per federal data

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Migrant students' ACGR was 72% in national reports

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Military-connected students achieved 88% graduation rate nationally

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National ACGR for charter schools was 78% in 2022, lower than traditional publics

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Private school high school graduation rates estimated at 97% nationally

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National GED issuance rate for dropouts was 12% of completers in 2022

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85% of national cohort tracked fully for ACGR calculations in 2022

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National extended graduation rate including 5th year was 91% in 2021

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California ACGR was 87.2% in 2021-22 for public high schools

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Texas reported 90% four-year graduation rate in 2022

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New York ACGR at 81% in 2021-22 amid urban challenges

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Florida's high school graduation rate reached 91% in 2022

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Illinois ACGR was 88% for class of 2022

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Pennsylvania graduation rate at 89.1% in 2021-22

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Ohio reported 88.5% ACGR in 2022

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Michigan's four-year rate was 82% in 2021-22

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Georgia ACGR climbed to 85.5% for 2022 cohort

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North Carolina hit 87.5% graduation rate in 2022

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Virginia's ACGR was 92.5% highest in South in 2022

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Massachusetts led nation with 90.5% ACGR in 2021-22

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New Jersey ACGR at 91% in 2022

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Indiana reported 89% graduation rate for 2022

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Washington state ACGR 88.5% in 2021-22

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Colorado's rate was 82.5% amid rural disparities

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Nevada lagged at 81% ACGR in 2022

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Oregon improved to 80% graduation rate in 2021-22

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Arizona ACGR at 79% for class of 2022

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New Mexico reported 75% four-year rate in 2022

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In 2021-22, Iowa ACGR reached 93%, top 5 nationally

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Kentucky improved to 92% graduation rate in 2022

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Tennessee ACGR at 91.5% for class of 2022

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Alabama reported 89% rate in 2021-22

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Oklahoma ACGR 82% amid Native populations

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Utah hit 88% graduation rate in 2022

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Wisconsin 90.5% ACGR in 2021-22

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Minnesota 84% rate with urban-rural gaps

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Connecticut 89% ACGR in 2022

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Maryland 87.5% graduation rate class of 2022

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ACGR rose from 79% in 2010-11 to 87% in 2021-22 nationally

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From 2006 to 2019, AFGR increased by 10.2 percentage points to 84.1%

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Pre-pandemic peak ACGR was 87.3% in 2019-20

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Dropout rates declined from 6.6% in 2006 to 5.1% in 2021

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Hispanic ACGR improved from 71% in 2011 to 83% in 2022

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Black students' rate rose from 67% to 81% over decade

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Students with disabilities ACGR up 12 points to 72% since 2012

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English learners' rates increased modestly from 60% to 66% 2010-2022

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Male-female gap narrowed from 8% to 6% in ACGR 2011-2022

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Rural graduation rates improved 5% faster than urban since 2010

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Charter school ACGR grew from 67% to 78% 2010-2022

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GED completers declined 40% from 2014 to 2022 peak

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Pandemic caused 1-2% national dip in ACGR 2020-21

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Post-2000 No Child Left Behind era saw 15% ACGR gain

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State variations in ACGR narrowed from 20% to 15% spread 2010-2022

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Low-income ACGR up from 71% to 78% since 2011

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On-time graduation now 90% including 5-year completers nationally

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White ACGR stable at 90-93% over past decade

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Asian rates consistently above 93% since 2010

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Native American rates improved slowest at 4% gain 2010-2022

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High school graduation rates have inched back toward 88% in the latest national projections, but the gaps behind that single headline figure stay stubbornly wide. When you line up attendance, poverty, course access, and student supports, chronic absenteeism can slash graduation odds by 20% while early college credits correlate with a 92% graduation rate. Let’s connect the dots across the biggest factors that move outcomes.

Key Takeaways

  • Chronic absenteeism linked to 20% lower graduation odds
  • Students with 30+ absences graduate at 55% rate vs 90% for regular attenders
  • Poverty correlates with 15% lower ACGR nationally
  • In 2021-22, the national adjusted cohort graduation rate (ACGR) for public high school students was 87%, representing 3.4 million graduates from a cohort of 3.9 million students
  • The average freshman graduation rate (AFGR) in the US peaked at 84.1% in 2019 before the pandemic, compared to 73.9% in 2006
  • During 2020-21, the ACGR dipped to 86% nationally due to COVID-19 disruptions, affecting over 500,000 potential graduates
  • California ACGR was 87.2% in 2021-22 for public high schools
  • Texas reported 90% four-year graduation rate in 2022
  • New York ACGR at 81% in 2021-22 amid urban challenges
  • ACGR rose from 79% in 2010-11 to 87% in 2021-22 nationally
  • From 2006 to 2019, AFGR increased by 10.2 percentage points to 84.1%
  • Pre-pandemic peak ACGR was 87.3% in 2019-20

Chronic absence, poverty, and discipline risks can sharply lower graduation chances, while strong supports boost them.

Influencing Factors Statistics

1Chronic absenteeism linked to 20% lower graduation odds
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2Students with 30+ absences graduate at 55% rate vs 90% for regular attenders
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3Poverty correlates with 15% lower ACGR nationally
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4English learners 3x more likely to drop out per cohort studies
Verified
5Special education students face 20% graduation gap due to IEPs
Single source
6Male students 6% less likely to graduate on-time than females
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7Suspension history reduces graduation odds by 17%
Verified
8Ninth-grade retention doubles dropout risk per longitudinal data
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9Access to AP courses boosts graduation by 10-15%
Verified
10School counseling ratio over 500:1 linked to 5% lower rates
Single source
11Teacher turnover in high-poverty schools cuts graduation by 4%
Verified
12CTE programs increase graduation rates by 8% in participating schools
Verified
13Mental health support absence raises dropout risk 25%
Verified
14Family instability (divorce/mobility) linked to 12% lower ACGR
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15Early college credits correlate with 92% graduation rate
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16Bullying victimization reduces graduation odds by 10%
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17Food insecurity impacts 15% of potential dropouts
Verified
18Overcrowded classrooms lower rates by 3-5% per studies
Verified
19Parental education level: high school grads' kids 20% more likely to graduate
Directional
20Juvenile justice involvement drops graduation to under 50%
Verified

Influencing Factors Statistics Interpretation

The statistics starkly illustrate that while a diploma is earned in a classroom, the path to it is perilously shaped by a student's zip code, home life, health, and the systemic supports—or brutal lack thereof—waiting at the schoolhouse door.

National Statistics

1In 2021-22, the national adjusted cohort graduation rate (ACGR) for public high school students was 87%, representing 3.4 million graduates from a cohort of 3.9 million students
Verified
2The average freshman graduation rate (AFGR) in the US peaked at 84.1% in 2019 before the pandemic, compared to 73.9% in 2006
Verified
3During 2020-21, the ACGR dipped to 86% nationally due to COVID-19 disruptions, affecting over 500,000 potential graduates
Directional
4Public high school graduation rates reached 90% for on-time graduation in select metrics for 2022, excluding alternative schools
Directional
5In 2022, approximately 81% of the 50 states met or exceeded the national ACGR average of 87%
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6The national four-year graduation rate for traditional public schools was 86.3% in 2021-22
Verified
7Over 93% of US public high schools reported at least one graduate in 2022, with total graduates numbering 3.7 million
Verified
8National dropout rate for grades 9-12 fell to 5.1% in 2021 from 5.6% pre-pandemic
Verified
9In 2023 estimates, national ACGR projected to rebound to 88%
Verified
10US high school completion rate for 25-year-olds was 93.3% including GED in 2022
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1187.3% ACGR for public non-charter schools in 2021-22 nationally
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12National status dropout rate for 16-24 year olds was 5.3% in 2022
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13Event dropout rate in grades 10-12 averaged 3.7% nationally in 2021
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1491% of white students graduated on-time nationally in 2022
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15Hispanic students' national ACGR was 83% in 2021-22
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16Black students achieved 81% ACGR nationally in recent years
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17Asian/Pacific Islander ACGR at 94% highest among races nationally
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18American Indian/Alaska Native ACGR lagged at 74% nationally in 2022
Single source
19Female students' national ACGR was 90% vs 84% for males in 2021-22
Single source
20National ACGR for students with disabilities was 72% in 2022
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21English learners' national graduation rate stood at 66% in 2021-22
Single source
22Economically disadvantaged students had 78% ACGR nationally
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23Homeless students graduated at 68% rate nationally per federal data
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24Migrant students' ACGR was 72% in national reports
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25Military-connected students achieved 88% graduation rate nationally
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26National ACGR for charter schools was 78% in 2022, lower than traditional publics
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27Private school high school graduation rates estimated at 97% nationally
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28National GED issuance rate for dropouts was 12% of completers in 2022
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2985% of national cohort tracked fully for ACGR calculations in 2022
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30National extended graduation rate including 5th year was 91% in 2021
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National Statistics Interpretation

Despite a resilient 87% national graduation rate revealing hard-won progress, the stark gaps for marginalized students prove that the mortarboard's tassel is turned far more easily for some than for others.

State Statistics

1California ACGR was 87.2% in 2021-22 for public high schools
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2Texas reported 90% four-year graduation rate in 2022
Verified
3New York ACGR at 81% in 2021-22 amid urban challenges
Directional
4Florida's high school graduation rate reached 91% in 2022
Single source
5Illinois ACGR was 88% for class of 2022
Verified
6Pennsylvania graduation rate at 89.1% in 2021-22
Verified
7Ohio reported 88.5% ACGR in 2022
Verified
8Michigan's four-year rate was 82% in 2021-22
Verified
9Georgia ACGR climbed to 85.5% for 2022 cohort
Verified
10North Carolina hit 87.5% graduation rate in 2022
Verified
11Virginia's ACGR was 92.5% highest in South in 2022
Verified
12Massachusetts led nation with 90.5% ACGR in 2021-22
Single source
13New Jersey ACGR at 91% in 2022
Verified
14Indiana reported 89% graduation rate for 2022
Single source
15Washington state ACGR 88.5% in 2021-22
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16Colorado's rate was 82.5% amid rural disparities
Verified
17Nevada lagged at 81% ACGR in 2022
Verified
18Oregon improved to 80% graduation rate in 2021-22
Verified
19Arizona ACGR at 79% for class of 2022
Verified
20New Mexico reported 75% four-year rate in 2022
Verified
21In 2021-22, Iowa ACGR reached 93%, top 5 nationally
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22Kentucky improved to 92% graduation rate in 2022
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23Tennessee ACGR at 91.5% for class of 2022
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24Alabama reported 89% rate in 2021-22
Single source
25Oklahoma ACGR 82% amid Native populations
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26Utah hit 88% graduation rate in 2022
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27Wisconsin 90.5% ACGR in 2021-22
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28Minnesota 84% rate with urban-rural gaps
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29Connecticut 89% ACGR in 2022
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30Maryland 87.5% graduation rate class of 2022
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State Statistics Interpretation

America's high school graduation map resembles a patchwork quilt stitched with both pride and disparity, where a student's diploma too often depends more on their zip code than their potential.

Trend Statistics

1ACGR rose from 79% in 2010-11 to 87% in 2021-22 nationally
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2From 2006 to 2019, AFGR increased by 10.2 percentage points to 84.1%
Directional
3Pre-pandemic peak ACGR was 87.3% in 2019-20
Verified
4Dropout rates declined from 6.6% in 2006 to 5.1% in 2021
Verified
5Hispanic ACGR improved from 71% in 2011 to 83% in 2022
Verified
6Black students' rate rose from 67% to 81% over decade
Verified
7Students with disabilities ACGR up 12 points to 72% since 2012
Verified
8English learners' rates increased modestly from 60% to 66% 2010-2022
Verified
9Male-female gap narrowed from 8% to 6% in ACGR 2011-2022
Verified
10Rural graduation rates improved 5% faster than urban since 2010
Verified
11Charter school ACGR grew from 67% to 78% 2010-2022
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12GED completers declined 40% from 2014 to 2022 peak
Single source
13Pandemic caused 1-2% national dip in ACGR 2020-21
Directional
14Post-2000 No Child Left Behind era saw 15% ACGR gain
Directional
15State variations in ACGR narrowed from 20% to 15% spread 2010-2022
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16Low-income ACGR up from 71% to 78% since 2011
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17On-time graduation now 90% including 5-year completers nationally
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18White ACGR stable at 90-93% over past decade
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19Asian rates consistently above 93% since 2010
Directional
20Native American rates improved slowest at 4% gain 2010-2022
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Trend Statistics Interpretation

While America's high school graduation story over the past decade is largely a tale of hard-won, inclusive progress—narrowing gaps, lifting historically underserved groups, and stubbornly chasing equity—it also reveals we are a nation still diligently grading our own homework, with the true test being whether this momentum can outlast a pandemic and reach every last student.

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