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Where do these people get their information? If we go by a private ranking system like U.S. News & World Report, we get this. I'm not gonna list all 50 states, but let's take a look at the top, middle, and bottom. :marseyreading:

1. Florida

2. Utah

3. Massachusetts

4. New Jersey

5. Colorado

...

23. California

24. Vermont

25. Indiana

26. Georgia

27. Ohio

28. North Dakota

...

46. Alaska

47. Louisiana

48. West Virginia

49. Oklahoma

50. New Mexico

That's a pretty even spread, all things considered. A little heavier on red states towards the bottom, but not significantly so. And I'm sure Redditors would hate that Florida and Utah are at the top, while California and Vermont are in the same tier as Ohio and North Dakota. :soysnooseethe:

Of course, that includes higher education. What if we limit it to Pre-K through 12th grade? And maybe take it even further to college readiness specifically, since their whole contention is kids from red states can't hack it in college. :marseygrad:

1. Connecticut

2. Massachusetts

3. New Jersey

4. Illinois

5. Florida

...

23. Missouri

24. North Dakota

25. Montana

26. Michigan

27. Kentucky

28. Indiana

...

46. Mississippi

47. Oregon

48. Nevada

49. California

50. New Mexico

That's right, Florida is still near the top, and Oregon and California are below fricking Mississippi. That said, it does seem like the top and bottom of the list are mostly blue, while the center is fairly red. Maybe education has more factors than partisan politics? Nah, couldn't be. :marseydunce:

And !effortposters, there's a second comment coming, so stay tuned. :marseytv:

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Of course, my previous comment was based on U.S. News & World Report's rankings. That's just one outlet, and a private one at that. What if we take a look at the federal government's rankings, based on the National Assessment of Educational Progress? :marseynotesglow:

I'll be listing states by average score in 2022, but I'll include the other two metrics as well. As for caveats, the data for Grade 12 stops at 2013, so we'll have to stick with Grade 8. Science and Writing don't list data more recent than 2015 and 2007, so this is just Mathematics and Reading. And I'm including the District of Columbia, but not the Department of Defense Education Activity or Puerto Rico, since they're enormous outliers. Plus, Puerto Rico only has data for Mathematics. :marseymissingno:

State (Average score out of 500, % at or above "Basic", % at or above "Proficient")

Mathematics: National (273, 60, 26)

1. Massachusetts (284, 70, 35)

2. Utah (282, 70, 35)

2. Idaho (282, 71, 32)

4. South Dakota (281, 72, 32)

4. Wisconsin (281, 70, 33)

4. Wyoming (281, 72, 31)

4. New Jersey (281, 67, 33)

...

25. Texas (273, 61, 24)

25. Michigan (273, 60, 25)

25. Maine (273, 61, 24)

...

46. Alabama (264, 53, 19)

46. Delaware (264, 51, 18)

46. Oklahoma (264, 52, 16)

49. West Virginia (260, 48, 15)

49. District of Columbia (260, 46, 16)

51. New Mexico (259, 45, 13)

Reading: National (259, 68, 29)

1. New Jersey (270, 77, 42)

2. Massachusetts (269, 77, 40)

3. Utah (265, 75, 36)

4. Connecticut (264, 72, 35)

4. Vermont (264, 73, 34)

4. Idaho (264, 74, 32)

...

23. Rhode Island (259, 68, 31)

23. Nebraska (259, 70, 29)

23. Maryland (259, 67, 33)

23. Pennsylvania (259, 68, 31)

23. Hawaii (259, 68, 31)

23. Nevada (259, 68, 29)

23. California (259, 67, 30)

23. Arizona (259, 68, 28)

23. Michigan (259, 68, 28)

...

47. Oklahoma (251, 62, 21)

47. Alabama (251, 61, 22)

49. District of Columbia (250, 57, 22)

50. West Virginia (249, 60, 22)

51. New Mexico (248, 57, 18)

If we go with this list, Idaho, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Utah are clearly the places to be, and Alabama, D.C., New Mexico, Oklahoma, and West Virginia should be avoided at all costs. With the exception of Idaho and D.C. (which was excluded), that lines up pretty closely with U.S. News. And once again, we see that partisan politics don't determine the quality of a state's education. :marseygrilling2:

!grillers, why are wingcucks so Goddarn stupid? :marseywingcuck:

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:#marseywalterwhite: and :#marseypregunta:

Bunch of drugs and bunch of people that don't know English.

Texas has the same issue the closer to the border you get. It makes applying to college difficult.

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NM also has a big Native American population

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Jarvis break the results down by race.

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@pizzashill, the rightoids are getting uppity. !friendsofpizzashill !nonchuds

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:#marseydisintegrate: :!#marseyflamewar::space::!marseyagree:

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they're all r-slurred

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I read through the thread.

The posters in there are legitimately unhinged. Like what fantasy land do they live in?

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RES Should have Tag everyone in the thread feature

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https://i.rdrama.net/images/17191069981069279.webp

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You're only allowed to be bigoted towards poor white people

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Yeah because collages are really well known for their exclusivity, and keeping out the dumb rabble who want to give them a minimum of 40 grand.

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Oregon, California, New Mexico, can someone pull the literacy rates on blue state students?

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I don't know about California or New Mexico, but in Oregon the numbers were so bad they just opted to get rid of the math and English requirements to graduate highschool. They were also super stoked they got the drop-out rate down from 25% to 20%.

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Future UCLA valedictorians right there

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>"Ah, I'm sorry. Did you say 'underprivileged background'? We don't allow that here. " :marseysuit:

Based

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