I would like to know the overall state high school education ratings!
Example #1Nebraska-#2Tenneessee #3---- and so no! Thanks

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Request for Question Clarification by tar_heel_v-ga on 26 Oct 2002 11:26 PDT

What basis of rank are you looking for? SAT scores? Graduation rates? etc.

This is an easy one.  The following websites will give you what you
need.
Summary scores (based on 21 separate factors) can be found at
www.governmentguide.com/research_and_education/smartstate.adp.  The
actual work was done by Morgan Quinto, so if you go to their site, you
may obtain detailed information on those 21 factors
(www.statestats.com/edrank.htm).  Other sites such as
http://aol.greatschools.net may be of assistance.  Good luck!

JCG

To give you a rolling start, here are a few statistics.  Scores in the
2002 Morgan Quinto data range from a high of +13.04 (Connecticut) to a
low of -25.92 (New Mexico).  The top 10 states are Connecticut
(+13.04), Vermont (+12.33), Montana(+11.43), New Jersey (+9.81), Maine
(+9.65), Wisconsin (+8.77), Massachusetts (+8.0), Wyoming (+6.68),
Indiana (+6.04) and Rhode Island (+5.85).

JCG