The graduation rate in Santa Rosa City Schools, facing bankruptcy by the end of the year, climbed to 86.3%, a two-point gain from the rate before the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said Saturday.
The attainment “reflects students’ resilience and the unwavering support of their teachers, families, and counselors,” Assistant Superintendent Roderick Castro said in a press release.
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