Graduation Rate | Chicago Public Schools

Graduation Rate

We measure the graduation rate as the percentage of students who start high school as a freshman and graduate within the four or five year time span. At the school level, this rate shows the percentage of students that were enrolled at that school in their 9th grade year and graduated from CPS four or five years later. Note that the district graduation rate includes students who enroll in CPS after their 9th grade year.

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.

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YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - English Learner

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-English Learner

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YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Binary

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - IEP

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-IEP

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Asian

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Black/African American

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Latinx

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Multiracial

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Native American

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Not Listed

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - White

YOUNG HS - Four-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Students in Temporary Living Situations

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Five-Year Graduation Rate

The percentage of students who start high school as freshmen and graduate within five years.

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YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - English Learner

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-English Learner

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Female

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Male

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Binary

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - IEP

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-IEP

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Asian

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Black/African American

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Latinx

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Multiracial

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Native American

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Not Listed

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - White

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Non-Students in Temporary Living Situations

YOUNG HS - Five-Year Graduation Rate - Students in Temporary Living Situations

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