Should you as a parent
conclude that if your
child attends one of the
three traditional large
high schools (Skyline,
Oakland, Oakland Tech)
your child will have a
better than 4 in 5 chance
of graduating? If
graduation rates are at
all accurate, with one
exception that's a better
better average than
medium schools
(around 300 students).
Before someone commits
to four years (or less, if
the student drops out) it
would be wise to obtain
a little more data in case
a D average is less than
parents expect.
conclude that if your
child attends one of the
three traditional large
high schools (Skyline,
Oakland, Oakland Tech)
your child will have a
better than 4 in 5 chance
of graduating? If
graduation rates are at
all accurate, with one
exception that's a better
better average than
medium schools
(around 300 students).
Before someone commits
to four years (or less, if
the student drops out) it
would be wise to obtain
a little more data in case
a D average is less than
parents expect.