Will the HS class of 2020 have a 100% Graduation rate ?

[Doug]

Kinda looks that way to me !

At this point resumption of skool is pointless, and some would even say racist... you can always throw that one in !

 

[StevieRay]

They did !

 

[Doug]

Did what, Steve ?

 

[StevieRay]

All graduated.

 

[StevieRay]

Couldn’t flunk anyone due to the circumstances, at least in 3 states I know of

i was pretty upset myself that with 3 weeks on line left some said fuck it. Ending now

many kids have no computer. No WiFi. No way picking up work

the food program I volunteered some during the Chinavirus I would carry to kids I knew couldn’t get there to pick up

 

[DesertDevil]

Just because kids get a pass on all of their second semester classes this year, does not mean they will have enough credits to graduate.

So no. Not 100% graduation rate. I’m sure plenty of kids will benefit from those last needed credits to graduate though.

 

[StevieRay]

Just because kids get a pass on all of their second semester classes this year, does not mean they will have enough credits to graduate.

So no. Not 100% graduation rate. I’m sure plenty of kids will benefit from those last needed credits to graduate though.

let me know a state or school that didn’t graduate a kid

 

[DesertDevil]

let me know a state or school that didn’t graduate a kid

There are plenty of kids in HS around the nation that are 4 years in, with freshman or sophomore credits. For instance, takes 24 credits to graduate at their school, only have 10 credits.

Sorry. Those kids aren't graduating. Getting a pass on all 2nd semester classes? Sure. Graduating. No. They weren't going to graduate anyway before this all went down. Regardless of how many classes they pass this year.

 

[StevieRay]

High schools are odd out west if have only freshmen credits being seniors

 

[DesertDevil]

High schools are odd out west if have only freshmen credits being seniors

Depends how you classify senior. I’ve coached a few kids that were seniors as far as football goes. But were sophomores credit wise.

And some kids that had enough credits to officially be seniors credit wise, but came up a few short to graduate. That’s far more common.