Boston Education Faces Issues for 11K Non-Exam Students

A report highlights significant challenges in Boston’s 31 non-exam high schools, where nearly three-quarters of public high school students attend. The analysis details high rates of chronic absenteeism, with up to 98 percent of students at some schools missing 10 percent or more of classes annually. Most students are classified as "high needs," and academic achievement and graduation rates are low, with many students failing to meet grade expectations and complete graduation requirements. Enrollment has declined by 12 percent over the past decade, prompting calls for improved strategies to enhance student performance and attendance.

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