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Priority Schools
Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates provides services to nine high schools with “Priority School” designation by the Michigan Department of Education. In each of these schools with a graduating JMG class in 2016, the JMG class achieved a higher graduation rate than the larger school population.*
| School | Class of 2016 Graduation Rate | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall Class | JMG Class | Difference | |
| Detroit Institute of Technology at Cody | 53% | 96% | +43% |
| Osborn Evergreen Academy of Design & Alternative Energy (Detroit) | 61% | 100% | +39% |
| Medicine & Community Health Academy at Cody (Detroit) | 66% | 100% | +34% |
| Cody Academy of Public Leadership (Detroit) | 67% | 100% | +33% |
| Benton Harbor High School | 75% | 100% | +25% |
| Osborn College Preparatory Academy (Detroit) | 81% | 100% | +19% |
| Osborn Collegiate Academy of Math, Science & Technology (Detroit) | 86% | 100% | +14% |
| Flint Southwestern Classical Academy | 87% | 100% | +13% |
| Flint Northwestern High School | 82% | 87% | +5% |
*Overall graduation percentages are according to mischooldata.org. Individual school rates have been rounded to the nearest whole number.
Other Priority School Outcomes
91%
achieved a positive outcome in employment, education and/or military
89%
achieved a full-time placement in employment, education and/or military
57%
enrolled in post-secondary education