From 2020–2021 to 2024–2025, our school’s retention rate has remained consistently strong, staying mostly above 95%. The most notable increase was in 2022–2023, reaching 118.04%, likely due to returning learners, transfers, or delayed enrollees. The lowest rate, 95.93% in 2023–2024, still reflects solid retention. These changes may be influenced by factors such as family moves or financial difficulties. Overall, the data suggests that our efforts—like learner support programs, active parent involvement, and strong school-community partnerships—are helping keep students engaged and enrolled.
From 2020–2021 to 2024–2025, our school’s retention rate has remained consistently strong, staying mostly above 95%. The most notable increase was in 2022–2023, reaching 118.04%, likely due to returning learners, transfers, or delayed enrollees. The lowest rate, 95.93% in 2023–2024, still reflects solid retention. These changes may be influenced by factors such as family moves or financial difficulties. Overall, the data suggests that our efforts—like learner support programs, active parent involvement, and strong school-community partnerships—are helping keep students engaged and enrolled.