School graduation rate data
22,247 public school profiles carry 4-year ACGR data. Graduation fields mix state-reported exact rows and EDFacts estimated fallback rows where marked.
Reported findings and coverage.
The finding
Graduation-rate fields are available for high-school profiles where a 4-year ACGR source exists.
How to read it
Check source year, cohort count, and estimated flag before comparing rows.
Source and vintage
State DOE accountability files plus EDFacts fallback where marked, K12 Atlas release v2026.07.
Use and limits
Coverage is not universal because many schools do not serve graduating cohorts.
CSV is a public summary slice, not the full paid sheet.
Exact rates and estimated coverage
This release has 22,247 profiles with graduation-rate coverage, including 7,106 exact values. Preserve the estimate flag. A rounded or estimated rate cannot be used to reconstruct an exact number of graduates, and a missing value is not a zero graduation rate.
Graduation rates describe adjusted cohorts, not total enrollment. Elementary and middle schools are not automatically eligible reporting units. To combine compatible rates, use graduate and cohort counts when available; averaging school percentages does not produce an official state rate.
Read the ACGR calculation and comparison guide. Cite these figures as K12 Atlas, release v2026.07, with the source year shown beside the metric.
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NCES graduation-rate technical notes. K12 Atlas methodology explains release coverage and joins.