Denver Public Schools released its annual report Monday, which shows improvements in math and graduation rates district-wide.
Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero said the district is ecstatic to have reached the majority of its goals.
“This is something that needs to be celebrated,” Marrero said. “More DPS graduates — percentage and actual students graduating than ever before. Of course, we met , but we surpassed that goal.”“When it comes to our math scores, in particular, when it comes to grades 3 to 8, we’ve met and surpassed. And we have to be competitive,” he said.“Number one is making sure we have safe and welcoming learning environments,” Marrero said.
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