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Help us form our next 5 Year Strategic Plan

The Poughkeepsie City School District is forming its next Strategic Plan and it's looking for your input.

The updated Strategic Plan will aim to create a roadmap that not only reflects the aspects of our schools that are already working well but also addresses areas in which we can make improvements. We are committed to considering your perspectives and opinions on the direction we should take. Accordingly, we've launched a survey, open through June 27, for you to share your insights.

The survey platform allows you to contribute your thoughts anonymously, and you can also view and rate the feedback provided by other community members. We encourage an open and ongoing dialogue, so feel free to revisit the platform often and keep the conversation alive.

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Graduation Dashboard

Interactive Dashboard – Graduation Data for the Past Five Years Reflecting 4, 5, and 6 Year Cohorts 


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High School Graduation
Successful completion of all state mandated requirements including course credits and assessments which lead to the awarding of a high school diploman.  Students can earn: 

  • Regents diploma 
  • Regents diploma with advanced designation 
  • Local diploma 

Credit Requirements
Students must earn a specific number of course credits in various subject areas including English, mathematics, science, social studies, world languages, health, art/music, and physical education.  

Assessment Requirements
Students demonstrate proficiency by passing specific Regents exams or completing approved alternate pathways to graduation. 

Cohort 
In New York a high school cohort refers to the group of students who initially enter ninth grade in the same school year.  This group is defined by their anticipated graduation year.  Students who are in the four year cohort graduated high school in four years of entering ninth grade.  Students in the five year cohort graduated within five years of entering ninth grade.  Students in the six year cohort graduation high school within six years of entering ninth grade.  

 

Data Source:   New York State Education Department data.nysed.gov 
The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is committed to the availability and ease of use of data.  The website data.nysed.gov is designed as a publicly available educational data portal allowing interested parties working to advance student achievement be better informed through easily accessible information.