FEDERAL Schools Minister Peter Garrett says he's proud that more than half of indigenous students are now staying in school and finishing Year 12.
Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released on Wednesday show that last year, for the first time, 51.1 per cent of indigenous students were sticking with their schooling all the way through to Year 12.
This is well up from the 38 per cent retention rate a decade earlier in 2002.
"We are determined to close the gap between the education results of indigenous and non-indigenous students and are investing in programs that we know lift results," Mr Garrett said in a statement.
The data showed South Australia had the highest indigenous retention rates, with about seven in 10 students staying in school.
In the Northern Territory just one-third of indigenous students stuck it out.
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