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Area: Greater Victoria school districts School year 2024/25

91.1% within six years of Grade 8

In a yearAbout the same+0.9 pt, +1.0%, within ±5%
In 5 years Better+4.8 pt since 2019/20

Related target only. A target exists for a nearby measure, not for this one, so no gap is shown. B.C. 92.5%. Targets and comparisons

Source: Province of B.C.. We read it on Nov 12, 2026.

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Six-year completion rate, public schools (%)

2024/25 By fiscal year

  • Greater Victoria (61) 92.0%
  • Sooke (62) 92.8%
  • Saanich (63) 87.2%
  • B.C. public schools 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 6 periods from 2019/20 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 87.7% (2019/20), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 87.7% (2019/20). Sooke (62): starts at 84.1% (2019/20), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 84.1% (2019/20). Saanich (63): starts at 86.0% (2019/20), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 83.9% (2021/22). B.C. public schools: starts at 89.6% (2019/20), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 89.6% (2019/20). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.80859095%2024/252021/22Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 6 periods from 2019/20 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 87.7% (2019/20), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 87.7% (2019/20). Sooke (62): starts at 84.1% (2019/20), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 84.1% (2019/20). Saanich (63): starts at 86.0% (2019/20), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 83.9% (2021/22). B.C. public schools: starts at 89.6% (2019/20), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 89.6% (2019/20). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.80859095%2024/252022/232020/21Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 6 periods from 2019/20 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 87.7% (2019/20), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 87.7% (2019/20). Sooke (62): starts at 84.1% (2019/20), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 84.1% (2019/20). Saanich (63): starts at 86.0% (2019/20), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 83.9% (2021/22). B.C. public schools: starts at 89.6% (2019/20), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 89.6% (2019/20). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.80859095%2024/252022/232020/21Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. publicschools 92.5GreaterVictoria (61)92.0Saanich (63)87.22019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 6 periods from 2019/20 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 87.7% (2019/20), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 87.7% (2019/20). Sooke (62): starts at 84.1% (2019/20), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 84.1% (2019/20). Saanich (63): starts at 86.0% (2019/20), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 83.9% (2021/22). B.C. public schools: starts at 89.6% (2019/20), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 89.6% (2019/20). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.80859095%2024/252023/242022/232021/222020/21Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. public schools92.5Greater Victoria (61)92.0Saanich (63) 87.22019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%

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P provincial election: Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024

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Six-year completion rate, public schools (%)

2024/25 By fiscal year

  • Greater Victoria (61) 92.0%
  • Sooke (62) 92.8%
  • Saanich (63) 87.2%
  • B.C. public schools 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 11 periods from 2014/15 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 88.0% (2014/15), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 84.4% (2018/19). Sooke (62): starts at 82.1% (2014/15), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 79.9% (2017/18). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (2014/15), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 76.5% (2014/15). B.C. public schools: starts at 86.8% (2014/15), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 86.8% (2014/15). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252019/20Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 11 periods from 2014/15 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 88.0% (2014/15), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 84.4% (2018/19). Sooke (62): starts at 82.1% (2014/15), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 79.9% (2017/18). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (2014/15), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 76.5% (2014/15). B.C. public schools: starts at 86.8% (2014/15), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 86.8% (2014/15). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252020/212016/17Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 11 periods from 2014/15 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 88.0% (2014/15), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 84.4% (2018/19). Sooke (62): starts at 82.1% (2014/15), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 79.9% (2017/18). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (2014/15), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 76.5% (2014/15). B.C. public schools: starts at 86.8% (2014/15), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 86.8% (2014/15). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252021/222018/192015/16Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. publicschools 92.5GreaterVictoria (61)92.0Saanich (63)87.22014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 11 periods from 2014/15 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 88.0% (2014/15), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 84.4% (2018/19). Sooke (62): starts at 82.1% (2014/15), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 79.9% (2017/18). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (2014/15), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 76.5% (2014/15). B.C. public schools: starts at 86.8% (2014/15), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 86.8% (2014/15). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252022/232020/212018/192016/17Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. public schools92.5Greater Victoria (61)92.0Saanich (63) 87.22014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%

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P provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024

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Six-year completion rate, public schools (%)

2024/25 By fiscal year

  • Greater Victoria (61) 92.0%
  • Sooke (62) 92.8%
  • Saanich (63) 87.2%
  • B.C. public schools 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 21 periods from 2004/05 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 76.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 74.0% (2008/09). Sooke (62): starts at 67.5% (2004/05), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 67.5% (2004/05). Saanich (63): starts at 71.8% (2004/05), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 79.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 79.5% (2007/08). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252006/07Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 21 periods from 2004/05 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 76.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 74.0% (2008/09). Sooke (62): starts at 67.5% (2004/05), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 67.5% (2004/05). Saanich (63): starts at 71.8% (2004/05), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 79.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 79.5% (2007/08). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252016/172008/09Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 21 periods from 2004/05 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 76.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 74.0% (2008/09). Sooke (62): starts at 67.5% (2004/05), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 67.5% (2004/05). Saanich (63): starts at 71.8% (2004/05), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 79.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 79.5% (2007/08). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252019/202014/152009/10Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. publicschools 92.5GreaterVictoria (61)92.0Saanich (63)87.22004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 21 periods from 2004/05 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 76.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 74.0% (2008/09). Sooke (62): starts at 67.5% (2004/05), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 67.5% (2004/05). Saanich (63): starts at 71.8% (2004/05), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 79.8% (2004/05), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 79.5% (2007/08). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252020/212016/172012/132008/09Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. public schools92.5Greater Victoria (61)92.0Saanich (63) 87.22004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%

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Six-year completion rate, public schools (%)

2024/25 By fiscal year

  • Greater Victoria (61) 92.0%
  • Sooke (62) 92.8%
  • Saanich (63) 87.2%
  • B.C. public schools 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 26 periods from 1999/00 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 69.6% (1999/00), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 69.6% (1999/00). Sooke (62): starts at 63.4% (1999/00), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 62.8% (2001/02). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (1999/00), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 74.8% (1999/00), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 74.8% (1999/00). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 16, 2001; May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252000/01Provincial election, May 16, 2001Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20241999/00: Greater Victoria (61): 69.6%; Sooke (62): 63.4%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 74.8%2000/01: Greater Victoria (61): 70.6%; Sooke (62): 66.0%; Saanich (63): 77.0%; B.C. public schools: 76.0%2001/02: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 62.8%; Saanich (63): 80.4%; B.C. public schools: 76.9%2002/03: Greater Victoria (61): 75.0%; Sooke (62): 70.4%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 78.9%2003/04: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 70.3%; Saanich (63): 79.5%; B.C. public schools: 79.4%2004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 26 periods from 1999/00 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 69.6% (1999/00), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 69.6% (1999/00). Sooke (62): starts at 63.4% (1999/00), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 62.8% (2001/02). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (1999/00), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 74.8% (1999/00), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 74.8% (1999/00). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 16, 2001; May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252014/152004/05Provincial election, May 16, 2001Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20241999/00: Greater Victoria (61): 69.6%; Sooke (62): 63.4%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 74.8%2000/01: Greater Victoria (61): 70.6%; Sooke (62): 66.0%; Saanich (63): 77.0%; B.C. public schools: 76.0%2001/02: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 62.8%; Saanich (63): 80.4%; B.C. public schools: 76.9%2002/03: Greater Victoria (61): 75.0%; Sooke (62): 70.4%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 78.9%2003/04: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 70.3%; Saanich (63): 79.5%; B.C. public schools: 79.4%2004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 26 periods from 1999/00 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 69.6% (1999/00), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 69.6% (1999/00). Sooke (62): starts at 63.4% (1999/00), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 62.8% (2001/02). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (1999/00), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 74.8% (1999/00), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 74.8% (1999/00). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 16, 2001; May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252017/182010/112003/04Provincial election, May 16, 2001Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. publicschools 92.5GreaterVictoria (61)92.0Saanich (63)87.21999/00: Greater Victoria (61): 69.6%; Sooke (62): 63.4%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 74.8%2000/01: Greater Victoria (61): 70.6%; Sooke (62): 66.0%; Saanich (63): 77.0%; B.C. public schools: 76.0%2001/02: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 62.8%; Saanich (63): 80.4%; B.C. public schools: 76.9%2002/03: Greater Victoria (61): 75.0%; Sooke (62): 70.4%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 78.9%2003/04: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 70.3%; Saanich (63): 79.5%; B.C. public schools: 79.4%2004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%
Line chart of 4 lines, 26 periods from 1999/00 to 2024/25. Greater Victoria (61): starts at 69.6% (1999/00), ends at 92.0% (2024/25); highest 92.0% (2024/25), lowest 69.6% (1999/00). Sooke (62): starts at 63.4% (1999/00), ends at 92.8% (2024/25); highest 92.8% (2024/25), lowest 62.8% (2001/02). Saanich (63): starts at 76.5% (1999/00), ends at 87.2% (2024/25); highest 90.0% (2022/23), lowest 67.0% (2008/09). B.C. public schools: starts at 74.8% (1999/00), ends at 92.5% (2024/25); highest 92.5% (2024/25), lowest 74.8% (1999/00). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 16, 2001; May 17, 2005; May 12, 2009; May 14, 2013; May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252019/202014/152009/102004/05Provincial election, May 16, 2001Provincial election, May 17, 2005Provincial election, May 12, 2009Provincial election, May 14, 2013Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024Sooke (62) 92.8B.C. public schools92.5Greater Victoria (61)92.0Saanich (63) 87.21999/00: Greater Victoria (61): 69.6%; Sooke (62): 63.4%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 74.8%2000/01: Greater Victoria (61): 70.6%; Sooke (62): 66.0%; Saanich (63): 77.0%; B.C. public schools: 76.0%2001/02: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 62.8%; Saanich (63): 80.4%; B.C. public schools: 76.9%2002/03: Greater Victoria (61): 75.0%; Sooke (62): 70.4%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 78.9%2003/04: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 70.3%; Saanich (63): 79.5%; B.C. public schools: 79.4%2004/05: Greater Victoria (61): 76.8%; Sooke (62): 67.5%; Saanich (63): 71.8%; B.C. public schools: 79.8%2005/06: Greater Victoria (61): 77.4%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 73.8%; B.C. public schools: 80.4%2006/07: Greater Victoria (61): 76.9%; Sooke (62): 72.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 80.6%2007/08: Greater Victoria (61): 74.1%; Sooke (62): 75.0%; Saanich (63): 75.2%; B.C. public schools: 79.5%2008/09: Greater Victoria (61): 74.0%; Sooke (62): 74.5%; Saanich (63): 67.0%; B.C. public schools: 80.0%2009/10: Greater Victoria (61): 77.5%; Sooke (62): 77.2%; Saanich (63): 71.4%; B.C. public schools: 81.2%2010/11: Greater Victoria (61): 80.7%; Sooke (62): 81.5%; Saanich (63): 74.9%; B.C. public schools: 83.2%2011/12: Greater Victoria (61): 82.1%; Sooke (62): 79.8%; Saanich (63): 74.0%; B.C. public schools: 84.0%2012/13: Greater Victoria (61): 87.3%; Sooke (62): 77.6%; Saanich (63): 78.0%; B.C. public schools: 86.1%2013/14: Greater Victoria (61): 86.8%; Sooke (62): 78.0%; Saanich (63): 80.8%; B.C. public schools: 86.7%2014/15: Greater Victoria (61): 88.0%; Sooke (62): 82.1%; Saanich (63): 76.5%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2015/16: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 82.4%; Saanich (63): 80.3%; B.C. public schools: 86.8%2016/17: Greater Victoria (61): 87.2%; Sooke (62): 82.8%; Saanich (63): 79.9%; B.C. public schools: 87.3%2017/18: Greater Victoria (61): 87.8%; Sooke (62): 79.9%; Saanich (63): 80.2%; B.C. public schools: 88.5%2018/19: Greater Victoria (61): 84.4%; Sooke (62): 84.5%; Saanich (63): 82.3%; B.C. public schools: 88.8%2019/20: Greater Victoria (61): 87.7%; Sooke (62): 84.1%; Saanich (63): 86.0%; B.C. public schools: 89.6%2020/21: Greater Victoria (61): 90.3%; Sooke (62): 88.0%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 90.1%2021/22: Greater Victoria (61): 89.9%; Sooke (62): 90.3%; Saanich (63): 83.9%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2022/23: Greater Victoria (61): 91.2%; Sooke (62): 89.8%; Saanich (63): 90.0%; B.C. public schools: 91.8%2023/24: Greater Victoria (61): 91.4%; Sooke (62): 92.0%; Saanich (63): 85.4%; B.C. public schools: 91.4%2024/25: Greater Victoria (61): 92.0%; Sooke (62): 92.8%; Saanich (63): 87.2%; B.C. public schools: 92.5%

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Completion within five years of starting Grade 8, by Indigenous status, public schools (%)

2024/25 By fiscal year

  • Indigenous students, 3 districts 64.3%
  • Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts 88.7%
  • B.C. public schools, Indigenous students 66.0%
  • B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students 90.6%
Line chart of 4 lines, 10 periods from 2015/16 to 2024/25. Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 53.6% (2015/16), ends at 64.3% (2024/25); highest 64.3% (2024/25), lowest 46.8% (2018/19). Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 81.8% (2015/16), ends at 88.7% (2024/25); highest 88.8% (2022/23), lowest 80.9% (2017/18). B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: starts at 54.4% (2015/16), ends at 66.0% (2024/25); highest 66.0% (2024/25), lowest 54.4% (2015/16). B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: starts at 85.7% (2015/16), ends at 90.6% (2024/25); highest 91.0% (2022/23), lowest 85.7% (2015/16). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252016/17Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242015/16: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 54.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 85.7%2016/17: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 56.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.0%2017/18: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 49.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 80.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 59.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.5%2018/19: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 46.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 83.3%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 60.2%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 87.7%2019/20: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 55.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 85.1%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 62.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.4%2020/21: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.9%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.9%2021/22: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 57.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.7%2022/23: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 91.0%2023/24: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 59.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.8%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 89.9%2024/25: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 64.3%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 66.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.6%
Line chart of 4 lines, 10 periods from 2015/16 to 2024/25. Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 53.6% (2015/16), ends at 64.3% (2024/25); highest 64.3% (2024/25), lowest 46.8% (2018/19). Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 81.8% (2015/16), ends at 88.7% (2024/25); highest 88.8% (2022/23), lowest 80.9% (2017/18). B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: starts at 54.4% (2015/16), ends at 66.0% (2024/25); highest 66.0% (2024/25), lowest 54.4% (2015/16). B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: starts at 85.7% (2015/16), ends at 90.6% (2024/25); highest 91.0% (2022/23), lowest 85.7% (2015/16). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252020/212016/17Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242015/16: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 54.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 85.7%2016/17: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 56.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.0%2017/18: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 49.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 80.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 59.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.5%2018/19: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 46.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 83.3%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 60.2%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 87.7%2019/20: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 55.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 85.1%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 62.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.4%2020/21: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.9%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.9%2021/22: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 57.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.7%2022/23: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 91.0%2023/24: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 59.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.8%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 89.9%2024/25: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 64.3%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 66.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.6%
Line chart of 4 lines, 10 periods from 2015/16 to 2024/25. Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 53.6% (2015/16), ends at 64.3% (2024/25); highest 64.3% (2024/25), lowest 46.8% (2018/19). Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 81.8% (2015/16), ends at 88.7% (2024/25); highest 88.8% (2022/23), lowest 80.9% (2017/18). B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: starts at 54.4% (2015/16), ends at 66.0% (2024/25); highest 66.0% (2024/25), lowest 54.4% (2015/16). B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: starts at 85.7% (2015/16), ends at 90.6% (2024/25); highest 91.0% (2022/23), lowest 85.7% (2015/16). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252021/222018/192015/16Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 20242015/16: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 54.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 85.7%2016/17: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 56.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.0%2017/18: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 49.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 80.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 59.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.5%2018/19: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 46.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 83.3%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 60.2%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 87.7%2019/20: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 55.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 85.1%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 62.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.4%2020/21: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.9%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.9%2021/22: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 57.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.7%2022/23: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 91.0%2023/24: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 59.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.8%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 89.9%2024/25: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 64.3%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 66.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.6%
Line chart of 4 lines, 10 periods from 2015/16 to 2024/25. Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 53.6% (2015/16), ends at 64.3% (2024/25); highest 64.3% (2024/25), lowest 46.8% (2018/19). Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: starts at 81.8% (2015/16), ends at 88.7% (2024/25); highest 88.8% (2022/23), lowest 80.9% (2017/18). B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: starts at 54.4% (2015/16), ends at 66.0% (2024/25); highest 66.0% (2024/25), lowest 54.4% (2015/16). B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: starts at 85.7% (2015/16), ends at 90.6% (2024/25); highest 91.0% (2022/23), lowest 85.7% (2015/16). Short ticks on the top edge mark general election days: Provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024. Every value is in the table.050100%2024/252022/232020/212018/192016/17Provincial election, May 9, 2017Provincial election, Oct 24, 2020Provincial election, Oct 19, 2024B.C. public schools,non-Indigenousstudents 90.6Non-Indigenousstudents, 3 districts88.7B.C. public schools,Indigenous students66.0Indigenous students,3 districts 64.32015/16: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 54.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 85.7%2016/17: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 53.6%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 81.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 56.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.0%2017/18: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 49.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 80.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 59.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 86.5%2018/19: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 46.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 83.3%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 60.2%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 87.7%2019/20: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 55.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 85.1%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 62.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.4%2020/21: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.9%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.5%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 88.9%2021/22: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 57.8%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 87.9%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.7%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.7%2022/23: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 56.2%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.8%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 63.4%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 91.0%2023/24: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 59.4%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 64.8%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 89.9%2024/25: Indigenous students, 3 districts: 64.3%; Non-Indigenous students, 3 districts: 88.7%; B.C. public schools, Indigenous students: 66.0%; B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students: 90.6%

Tap or drag on the chart to read any fiscal year. Five-year completion is the measure the Ministry of Education and Child Care uses for its service plan targets. The three districts are combined the same way as above..

P provincial election: May 9, 2017; Oct 24, 2020; Oct 19, 2024

About these ticks

Targets and comparisons

Higher government target or benchmark

  • Higher government target, not drawn yet: the Ministry of Education and Child Care 2026/27 to 2028/29 Service Plan aims for five-year completion of 93% for non-Indigenous students and 69% for Indigenous students in 2026/27, rising to 95% and 73% in 2028/29. Targets apply to all of B.C. The second chart shows the same five-year rate from the Province’s file. The targets start with the 2026/27 school year, after the latest year shown, so their lines appear only once that year is published. They are not drawn on the six-year chart.

    Source: Ministry of Education and Child Care 2026/27 to 2028/29 Service Plan, Province of B.C., February 2026, page 7. Area: British Columbia. Updated: Yearly, with the provincial budget (February). Licence: Public document, not under an open licence. Quoted with attribution.

  • The five-year rates by Indigenous status come from the same Province file as the six-year rate, combined for the three districts as successes divided by the cohort less estimated out-migration.

    Source: BC Schools: Six Year Completion Rate (file also carries the five-year rate), Province of B.C., 2026. Area: School districts 61, 62 and 63, and B.C.. Updated: Yearly. Licence: Open Government Licence - British Columbia.

  • The B.C. public schools, B.C. public schools, Indigenous students and B.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students lines are shown for comparison. They are not a goal.

How targets are chosen

Show the numbers as a table
Six-year completion rate, public schools (%) (newest first)
PeriodGreater Victoria (61)Sooke (62)Saanich (63)B.C. public schools
2024/2592.092.887.292.5
2023/2491.492.085.491.4
2022/2391.289.890.091.8
2021/2289.990.383.991.4
2020/2190.388.087.290.1
2019/2087.784.186.089.6
2018/1984.484.582.388.8
2017/1887.879.980.288.5
2016/1787.282.879.987.3
2015/1687.782.480.386.8
2014/1588.082.176.586.8
2013/1486.878.080.886.7
2012/1387.377.678.086.1
2011/1282.179.874.084.0
2010/1180.781.574.983.2
2009/1077.577.271.481.2
2008/0974.074.567.080.0
2007/0874.175.075.279.5
2006/0776.972.879.980.6
2005/0677.472.873.880.4
2004/0576.867.571.879.8
2003/0476.870.379.579.4
2002/0375.070.482.378.9
2001/0274.162.880.476.9
2000/0170.666.077.076.0
1999/0069.663.476.574.8
Completion within five years of starting Grade 8, by Indigenous status, public schools (%) (newest first)
PeriodIndigenous students, 3 districtsNon-Indigenous students, 3 districtsB.C. public schools, Indigenous studentsB.C. public schools, non-Indigenous students
2024/2564.388.766.090.6
2023/2459.488.764.889.9
2022/2356.288.863.491.0
2021/2257.887.964.790.7
2020/2156.987.963.588.9
2019/2055.285.162.088.4
2018/1946.883.360.287.7
2017/1849.480.959.786.5
2016/1753.681.756.586.0
2015/1653.681.854.485.7

Who decides

Boards of Education (districts 61, 62, 63). Each board runs its district’s public schools and their educational programs. School Act, s. 85

Show the 1 other body and the laws
Who decides what: Finishing high school
BodyWhat it decidesLaw or bylaw
Boards of Education (districts 61, 62, 63)Each board runs its district’s public schools and their educational programs.School Act, s. 85
Province of B.C.Sets the requirements for graduation and governs educational programs by ministerial order.School Act, s. 168 (2)

Province: last general election October 19, 2024; next set for October 21, 2028 unless called earlier (Constitution Act, s. 23).

Each row says what a body decides and links to the law, order or bylaw that gives it that role. It does not say who caused a change: markets, households and other governments also move these numbers. Who decides what, for every measure · How we choose

What this number does not show

  • The Province’s six-year completion rate: students who graduate with a Dogwood (or Adult Dogwood) diploma within six years of first starting Grade 8, adjusted for students estimated to have moved out of B.C.
One more limit
  • Combined here for the three districts as the sum of successes divided by the cohort less the estimated out-migration, using the Province’s own counts. It is not an average of the three district rates.

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In plain words

Up 0.9 points in a year. Up 4.8 points since 2019/20.

The share of public-school students in districts 61, 62 and 63 who graduate within six years of starting Grade 8, combined from the Province’s counts. Each district and B.C. are shown as lines.

How we decide “About the same this year. Better over 5 years.”

The change is 1.0% of the earlier value, below the 5% threshold. Over 5 years (since 2019/20) the change is 5.6% of the earlier value, at or above the 5% threshold, so the label also says Better over 5 years.

A higher rate means more students graduate within six years of starting Grade 8. 91.1% in 2024/25 against 90.2% in 2023/24, and 86.3% in 2019/20. B.C. public schools: 92.5% in 2024/25.

Outcome measures read Better, Worse or About the same; published government targets read Ahead of, On or Behind target; value-judgement measures read Rising, Falling or Steady in a neutral colour. A change smaller than the agency's own margin of error, or otherwise smaller than 5% of the earlier value, is About the same (or Steady). No change is calculated across a marked break in a series. The rule.

All notes on this number

Why it matters. Finishing high school is one of the strongest signs of how schools serve students.

  • The Province’s six-year completion rate: students who graduate with a Dogwood (or Adult Dogwood) diploma within six years of first starting Grade 8, adjusted for students estimated to have moved out of B.C.
  • Combined here for the three districts as the sum of successes divided by the cohort less the estimated out-migration, using the Province’s own counts. It is not an average of the three district rates.
  • Public schools only. Residents of B.C. only, as the Province publishes it.
  • The Province calls the result an estimate, because out-migration is estimated.
  • Formula with the latest numbers: (1297 + 812 + 599) ÷ ((1512 + 954 + 736) − (102.728 + 79.269 + 48.95)) = 2,708 ÷ 2,971.1 = 91.1%.
  • The second chart uses the Province’s five-year completion rate (COMPLETION_RATE_MODEL = 5 Year Completion) for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, the same file and the same method of combining the three districts.

Which places

Area: Greater Victoria school districts

Public schools in school districts 61 (Greater Victoria), 62 (Sooke) and 63 (Saanich), combined from the Province’s counts.

Included

  • School District 61 (Greater Victoria)
  • School District 62 (Sooke)
  • School District 63 (Saanich)
  • Public schools only

Not included

  • Independent schools
  • School District 64 (Gulf Islands) and other districts

Official definition

How the agency describes it: School districts 61 (Greater Victoria), 62 (Sooke) and 63 (Saanich), public schools.

How we got it

This number is published by the agency as shown; it is not calculated here. The script reads it from the agency’s own file.

Licence and credits

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Updated by agency
Yearly (Province of B.C.); latest release May 5, 2026
Retrieved
Nov 12, 2026, 8:45 AM B.C. time

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