Pendleton, Umatilla schools beat statewide graduation rates

Hermiston, ORLocal News

In a significant development for local education, the Oregon Department of Education has unveiled its early 2024 public school graduation rates, revealing that Pendleton and Umatilla school districts have outperformed the statewide average. This achievement reflects the districts' dedication to fostering a supportive learning environment and implementing effective educational programs. The data highlight a collective effort from educators, administrators, and community members to prioritize student success and enhance graduation rates. As graduation rates are often seen as critical indicators of educational quality, this news is expected to resonate positively with families and stakeholders in Umatilla County. The report encourages continued community engagement and support for local schools, reinforcing the importance of collaboration in achieving educational goals.

Furthermore, this success story could serve as a model for other districts aiming to improve their graduation rates. As the education landscape evolves, maintaining focus on student outcomes will remain essential for the future of Umatilla County's schools. The ongoing commitment to academic excellence is a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in the education system.

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