Half in Ten: Restoring Shared Prosperity

High School Graduation

75.5% of high school students had graduated high school. Increasing the number of students who graduate high school will better prepare workers to compete in the labor force and ensure workers will have sufficient earnings to stay out of poverty. Download the High School Graduation factsheet for more information.
StateHigh School GraduationRank
Alabama69.9%
43rd
Alaska72.6%
40th
Arizona72.5%
41st
Arkansas74.0%
36th
California71.0%
42nd
Colorado77.6%
22nd
Connecticut75.4%
28th
Delaware73.7%
37th
District of Columbia62.4%
49th
Florida68.9%
44th
Georgia67.8%
45th
Hawaii75.3%
30th
Idaho80.6%
13th
Illinois77.7%
21st
Indiana75.2%
33rd
Iowa85.7%
5th
Kansas80.2%
15th
Kentucky77.6%
22nd
Louisiana67.3%
46th
Maine79.9%
17th
Maryland80.1%
16th
Massachusetts83.3%
8th
Michigan75.3%
30th
Minnesota87.4%
3rd
Mississippi62.0%
50th
Missouri83.1%
9th
Montana82.0%
11th
Nebraska82.9%
10th
Nevada56.3%
51st
New Hampshire84.3%
7th
New Jersey85.3%
6th
New Mexico64.8%
48th
New York73.5%
39th
North Carolina75.1%
35th
North Dakota87.4%
3rd
Ohio79.6%
18th
Oklahoma77.3%
25th
Oregon76.5%
27th
Pennsylvania80.5%
14th
Rhode Island75.3%
30th
South Carolina66.0%
47th
South Dakota81.7%
12th
Tennessee77.4%
24th
Texas75.4%
28th
Utah79.4%
19th
Vermont89.6%
2nd
Virginia78.4%
20th
Washington73.7%
37th
West Virginia77.0%
26th
Wisconsin90.7%
1st
Wyoming75.2%
33rd