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Flagler Schools’ Graduation Rate Rises to 89%, Powered by Girls

January 9, 2020 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

Florida's graduation rate has improved almost every year since 2003, a trend mirrored by the rate in the Flagler County school district, which has exceeded the state. (Department of Education)

There is a sharp disparity between boys and girls: among girls, 97 percent of Matanzas’ students graduated, and 91 percent of FPC’s did. Among boys, the rate was 91 at Matanzas and 82 at FPC.

Flagler District’s Graduation Rate Soars to 88%, Vindicating Big Push and Tager’s “Bunker”

January 8, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

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The district’s graduation rate’s improvements were powered by gains among black and at-risk students, and by Superintendent Jim Tager’s “bunker,” a system that focuses on students who think they can;t make it.

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