Why This Is Measured
Earning a diploma is important for our students' success in college, careers, and other goals.
Four-Year Graduation Rate
The percentage of students who start high school as freshmen and graduate within four years.
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Economic Disadvantage
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Economic Disadvantage
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - English Learner
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-English Learner
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Asian
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Black/African American
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Latinx
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Multiracial
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Native American
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Not Listed
HARLAN HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - White
Five-Year Graduation Rate
The percentage of students who start high school as freshmen and graduate within five years.
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Economic Disadvantage
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Economic Disadvantage
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - English Learner
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-English Learner
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Asian
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Black/African American
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Latinx
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Multiracial
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Native American
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Not Listed
HARLAN HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - White