JCSS Class of 2025 Posts Graduation Rate of 95.2%
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The Jackson County School System's graduating class of 2025 posted a 95.2 percent graduation rate, coming in eight points ahead of the state average, according to a release by the Georgia Department of Education on Monday.
The system's graduation rate of 95.2 percent is an entire percent higher than the graduation rate from 2021-22, showing continuous signs of improvement from graduating seniors from East Jackson High School and Jackson County High School.