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2023 Minnesota graduation rates show slight decline

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Data compiled from districts across Minnesota show 83.3% of the class of 2023 graduated in four years, a dip of .3% from 2022. State education officials believe the decline can be attributed to an increase of .4% in a category referred to as "unknown" MDE said that re-enforces the need for schools to keep track of and report every single student.

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2023 Minnesota graduation rates show slight decline

New numbers from the Minnesota Department of Education show a slight overall decline in the state's four-year graduation rate. See how your child's school did.

1 month ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Austin Daily Herald

Minnesota 4-year graduation rates slipped in 2023 - Austin Daily Herald

The effects of closed schools and isolation due to the pandemic continue to affect Minnesota students. Newly released data released by the state Education Department shows the class of 2023 graduated at a rate of 83.3 percent, down from 83.6 percent for the class of 2022. Part of that dip was driven by an increase in the “unknown rate” — students who were either incorrectly reported or not reported as enrolled elsewhere, the department said in a…

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Albert Lea Tribune

Minnesota 4-year graduation rates slipped in 2023 - Albert Lea Tribune

By Elizabeth Shockman, Minnesota Public Radio News The effects of closed schools and isolation due to the pandemic continue to affect Minnesota students. Newly released data released by the state Education Department shows the class of 2023 graduated at a rate of 83.3 percent, down from 83.6 percent for the class of 2022. Part of that dip was driven by an increase in the “unknown rate” — students who were either incorrectly reported or not repor…

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