Rankings · Schools
Highest public schools by state
Public schools in the county.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
NCES Common Core of Data 2024. Counted where each school actually is, not where its district office is. Virtual schools and schools reporting no students are excluded.
- 1California9917
- 2Texas9071
- 3New York4809
- 4Florida3898
- 5Illinois3829
- 6Ohio3439
- 7Michigan3301
- 8Pennsylvania2909
- 9North Carolina2661
- 10New Jersey2503
- 11Washington2393
- 12Minnesota2326
- 13Georgia2310
- 14Missouri2302
- 15Wisconsin2125
- 16Arizona2039
- 17Indiana1858
- 18Virginia1850
- 19Colorado1848
- 20Tennessee1813
- 21Massachusetts1806
- 22Oklahoma1762
- 23Kentucky1381
- 24Maryland1381
- 25Alabama1356
- 26Iowa1297
- 27Louisiana1292
- 28Kansas1275
- 29Oregon1262
- 30South Carolina1218
- 31Arkansas1065
- 32Utah1036
- 33Nebraska1012
- 34Connecticut998
- 35New Mexico859
- 36Mississippi856
- 37Montana837
- 38Idaho779
- 39Nevada716
- 40South Dakota673
- 41West Virginia646
- 42Maine559
- 43New Hampshire498
- 44North Dakota483
- 45Alaska473
- 46Wyoming340
- 47Rhode Island305
- 48Hawaii296
- 49Vermont287
- 50District of Columbia243
- 51Delaware228
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/public-schools" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Public schools in the county by state"></iframe>Source: NCES via Urban Institute. · How this is built