Education Minister congratulates SD68 on improving Aboriginal graduation rate

Education Minister Peter Fassbender is congratulating the Nanaimo-Ladysmith School District on improving their Aboriginal graduation rate.

He sent SD68 a letter applauding how their Aboriginal 6-year completion rate jumped from 56.2% in 2012/2013 to 64% in 2013/2014.

SD68 Board Chair Steve Rae credits the work of the Aboriginal Education Team, led by Director of Instruction Laura Tait.

The Aboriginal graduation rate across the province is 62%. On the Sunshine Coast, SD46’s rate for 2013/2014 was ten per cent higher than the provincial average, at 72.1%.

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Aboriginal 6-year completion rate:

2009/102010/112011/122012/132013/14
SD6843.1%52.1%49.9%56.2%63.9%
SD4645.6%62.6%47.6%60.6%72.1%

 

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