March 9, 2009
More students are graduating high school than ever before.
Last year, seventy-seven per cent of Ontario students graduated with a high school diploma, two percentage points more than in 2006-07. This represents an increase of nine percentage points – or 13,500 more students – compared to 2003-04.
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