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The Dominican Republic raises high school completion rate to 64%

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The Dominican Republic increased its high school completion rate from 56% to 64% between 2015 and 2024. This data, sourced from a recent UNESCO evaluation, marks the most significant progress among four educational indicators assessed for the country over the last decade. The improvement reflects a measurable shift in secondary education attainment within the nation during this nine-year period.

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