Douglas County’s graduation rate continues to rise
Data released by the Colorado Department of Education shows that Douglas County School District’s (DCSD) on-time, four-year high school graduation rate for 2025 was 93.6%. To compare to statewide numbers last year, Colorado’s four-year graduation rate was 85.6%. The DCSD graduation rate has steadily improved by almost 13% since 2010, when the rate was 83.1%.
The DCSD class of 2025 earned more than $123 million in scholarships. During the 2024-25 school year, students and parents saved more than $20 million in college expenses through DCSD’s concurrent enrollment partnerships and Advance Placement courses.
For more information, visit dcsdk12.org.
Information provided by Douglas County School District
January 28, 2026//Comments Off on Douglas County’s graduation rate continues to rise
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