This year's report focuses on efforts to redesign high schools. Those include incorporating student voice, implementing a rigorous and relevant curriculum, embracing career exploration, and more. The report also includes the latest statistics on the nation's overall, on-time high school graduation rate. Articles include: (1) To Build a Better High School, Coherence Is Key (Catherine Gewertz); (2) Vt. High School Takes Student Voice to Heart (Catherine Gewertz); (3) One Student's Quest to Reshape Schools (Catherine Gewertz); (4) Students in El Paso Get Leg Up on College (Liana Heitin); (5) Students Blaze Career Paths at Omaha High School (Caralee J. Adams); (6) Cleveland School Makes City Its Classroom (Sarah D. Sparks); (7) Boston Solicits Public for High School Redesign Ideas (Corey Mitchell); (8) Redesigned Denver School Gets Rocky Start (Jaclyn Zubrzycki); (9) Minnesota High School Designed for "Flexibility" (Jamaal Abdul-Alim); (10) Arkansas High School Expands on a Human Scale (Jamaal Abdul-Alim); and (11) U.S. Graduation Rate Breaks Another Record ("Education Week" Research Center). [For Diplomas Count, 2015, see ED561026.]