Five Star graduation rates exceed state average

A total of 83.9 percent* of Five Star students graduated on time last spring, an increase of about 2 percent compared to the year before, according to data released by the Colorado Department of Education. This is higher than the state’s four-year graduation rate of 82.3 percent, which increased 0.6 percent compared to the previous year.

“The rising graduation rate is a reflection of the outstanding work of educators and students across the Five Star District,” Superintendent Chris Gdowski said. “We remain committed to providing students with excellent learning experiences and academic rigor so that we can continue to see this growth in years to come.”

Graduating class of 2022 on-time graduation rates for all district high schools

• Horizon High School: 95.7 percent

• Legacy High School: 93.8 percent

• Mountain Range High School: 88.4 percent

• The New America School: 12.9 percent

• Northglenn High School:  79.6 percent

• Pathways: 69.1 percent

• Prospect Ridge Academy: 100 percent

• Stargate Charter School: 97.3 percent

• Thornton High School: 76 percent

• Vantage Point High School: 46.7 percent

• Westgate Community School: 100 percent

*The district graduation rate figure does not include district charter schools.