
If you look at the map above (from 2005). Things don't look to good for
our current public school system.
1. The Yellow States (like Texas) only graduate 49-65% of all students that attend. That means anwhere from 51% to 35% don't make it!
2. The Dark Orange States (Like Ohio) graduate 74-79%. That means 31-36% don't make it!
3. The Brown States (Like Utah) graduate 79-87.6%. That means 13-21% Don't Make It!
(See where Your State Ranks!)
Do We Need To Throw Money At The Problem?
As You can see, Utah ranks highest in graduation rates but lowest in per pupil spending!!! New York spends 2nd most and graduates one of the lowest percentages! This Series of Blogs will work with Parents to understand how they can help:
1. Find The Right Education:
2. Succeed in Life.
We will do this by showing what has worked and what hasn't worked historically. You can start by following the next blog in this series:
State
Per-pupil spending ($)
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Rank
Alabama
6,115
44
Alaska
9,586
7
Arizona
5,524
49
Arkansas
6,119
43
California
7,511
23
Colorado
6,884
34
Connecticut
10,001
4
Delaware
9,271
8
District of Columbia
13,187
1
Florida
6,056
45
Georgia
7,340
26
Hawaii
7,253
28
Idaho
5,923
48
Illinois
8,022
17
Indiana
7,580
22
Iowa
7,305
27
Kansas
7,052
29
Kentucky
6,493
40
Louisiana
6,519
38
Maine
8,351
15
Maryland
8,507
13
Massachusetts
9,856
5
Michigan
8,489
14
Minnesota
7,691
20
Mississippi
5,382
50
Missouri
7,018
31
Montana
7,027
30
Nebraska
7,418
25
Nevada
6,034
46
New Hampshire
7,750
18
New Jersey
11,436
3
New Mexico
6,606
37
New York
11,546
2
North Carolina
6,511
39
North Dakota
6,728
36
Ohio
8,100
16
Oklahoma
6,256
42
Oregon
7,621
21
Pennsylvania
8,841
10
Rhode Island
9,178
9
South Carolina
6,984
32
South Dakota
6,319
41
Tennessee
5,984
47
Texas
6,746
35
Utah
4,890
51
Vermont
9,678
6
Virginia
7,501
24
Washington
6,894
33
West Virginia
7,748
19
Wisconsin
8,574
12
Wyoming
8,667
11
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