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Graduation Rates
Rates are based on cohorts of students who enter in 9th grade and graduate four years later with adjustments made for new students.  There was a drop following COVID, and rates have grown since.
  • 2021-2022 - 92.3%
  • 2022-2023 - 94.1%
  • 2023-2024 - 97.2%
  • 2024-2025 - Rate is calculated in October
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Advanced Placement
MIHS does not require students to take the AP test for every AP class they take, so even more students are accessing AP classes than these numbers indicate.
  • 2022 - 1,031 exams taken 
  • 2023 - 1,117 exams taken
  • 2024 - 1,420 exams taken
  • 2025 - 1,450 exams taken
Results are not all back from 2025 tests, but here are some highlights from 2024:
  • 91% of students tested received a score of 3 or higher which is a rising trend in comparison to previous years. This score now matches pre-pandemic numbers.
  • 64% of exams taken received a score of 4 or higher (8% increase).
  • 29% of exams taken in 2024 received a score of 5 (the highest score possible) a 3% increase compared to 2023.
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​For 2025:  A.P. Computer Science class in '24-'25 had a 27% increase over last year in tests taken.  MISD students had a 89.7% passing rate for the AP Computer Science exam. Globally, the exam has a 67.2% passing rate.  Not only that, but we had 32% of our students get a score of a 5 ( the highest). MISD students scored higher than the Washington state average in every content mastery broken down by subject material on the test.
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Enrollment
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Open Enrollment
Children of MISD employees and of Mercer Island City Employees can attend MISD schools.  Per policy set by the School Board, out of district students can be accepted where there is capacity and the addition of those students in particular grades (6-12) keeps enrollment at the level where class availability is retained.  

- Non-island residents, children of city or school district employees: 64 students in '25-'26
- Non-island residents, not children of city or school district employees:  64 students in '25-'26 (previous year, 40 students)
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