The
information below offers indicators of student learning intended as
reference points for the communities served by the School District.
SD43's six-year completion rates are once again among the top in Metro Vancouver and the Province.
SD43's 2018/19 six-year completion rates for All BC Resident Students, Female Students, Male Students, Aboriginal Students, English Language Learners, and Students with Special Needs continue to be well above the provincial average and some of the highest in BC.
For resident students in SD43, 95.2% are graduating within the six-year time frame, up slightly from last year's rate of 94.6%. The provincial average of 89.3% is up slightly from 88.7% in 2017-2018. Gains for SD43 were most significant for students that are English Language Learners, moving from 88.5% in 2017-2018 to 93.2% in 2018-2019 and Indigenous Students who are up from 72.4% to 73.4%. School District 43 results are consistently some of the highest in the province, especially for such a large district.
SD43 saw improvements in completion rates compared to the previous year.
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Visit this website for easy to access information published by the Ministry of Education about School District 43 (Coquitlam).
Click here to see the 2019 School District Report by BC Ministry of Education.
Click
here to see the BC Ministry of Education six-year completion and Grade 12 graduation rates report
for SD43 (2018-19).
Click
here to see the BC Ministry of Education six-year completion and Grade 12 graduation rates report
for the province (2018-19).
EARLY DEVELOPMENT INSTRUMENT (EDI) COMMUNITY PROFILE Click here see the EDI 2019 Provincial Report created by the University of British Columbia Human Early Learning Partnership.
To see more EDI reports and resources for SD43, click
here.
MIDDLE YEAR DEVELOPMENT INSTRUMENT (MDI) REPORTS
Click here to see the MDI Grade 4 2018/2019 report created by the University of British Columbia Human Early Learning Partnership.Click here to see the MDI Grade 7 2018/ 2019 report created by the University of British Columbia Human Early Learning Partnership.
To see previous years report, click
here.
