Salem-Keizer Public Schools’ average graduation rate for the class of 2025 improved, marking back-to-back years of slow but steady gains. In data released today by the Oregon Department of Education, the district’s four-year cohort graduation rate of 79.7%, up from 79.4%, represents 2,772 students graduating with either a regular or modified diploma.
Graduating our students with the skills and dispositions to thrive in their future endeavors continues to be one of our most important goals. Our dedicated educators partner with students and families to support each student’s path to graduation, with an eye on readiness for their post-secondary journey. We are proud of our 2025 graduates and are hard at work with the class of 2026 and a continued upward trajectory of achievement.
Deputy Superintendent Danielle Neves…