Class of 2025 Senior Survey Results

As the Class of 2025 prepared to step into the future, we invited them to share their plans for life after high school through a senior survey—whether that path leads to college, career, military or other opportunities. At the Sept. 8 Board of Education meeting, we shared their responses. We’re excited to see all that the Class of 2025 will accomplish, knowing their journey forward has been supported by a community committed to making every student Future Ready.

 

81.76% Took the ACT, a standardized test to assess high school students' readiness for college.

64.46% Took the ACT WorkKeys, a system of assessments, curriculum and skills profiling designed to measure and develop essential workplace skills. 

 

17.53% were the first in their family to graduate from high school.

39.70% Planned to enroll in technical school, a 2-year or 4-year college.

 

What supports were helpful to students throughout high school?

67.42% Classroom teacher

58.38% Parent/Guardian

38.92% Support staff (Counselor, Psychologist, Social Worker)

38.40% Advocacy Teacher and Activities

29.73% College & Career Center Coordinator

25.83% Athletic Coach and/or Activity Sponsor

 

What are your plans after high school graduation?

37.9% 4-year college

15.9% Technical or trade school

15.6% 2-year college

14.8% Full-time job

11.4% Unknown

4.4% Military

 

72.72% Completed the FAFSA, a Federal Student Aid Application students use to apply for financial aid to help pay for college or technical school.