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Why is the graduation rate a four-year rate?

April 26, 2017Graduation rate

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Why is the graduation rate a four-year rate?

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State law (IC 20-26-13) indicates that the graduation rate is the percentage of students within a cohort who graduate during their expected graduation year, and expected graduation year is defined as three years after a student is first considered to have entered grade 9.