Facts and Figures
Question: Which 10 states spend more than $7,000 on instruction per rural student?
Question: Which 13 states spend less than $5,000 on instruction per rural student?
Question: In which 11 states are more than 5% of all rural students classified as English Language Learners?
Question: Nationally, more than one-quarter of all rural students are classified as minorities according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Minority students exceed this average in 18 states. Which states are they?
Question: Rural students comprise more than 1/3 of all students in which 16 states?
Question: More than half a million students attend rural schools in each of these three states; which states are they?
Question: In which 15 states are more than half of all schools located in a rural place?
Students in rural districts taking this exam are holding their own with peers in other geographic settings.
Question: Which thirteen states have the lowest rural teacher salary expenditures per full-time equivalent (a proxy for measuring full-time teacher salaries)?
The highest median rural district enrollment by far is in the South, at close to four times that in the West.
Question: Which three states have the highest rates of rural student mobility, that is, the highest numbers of rural students who have changed residence in the previous 12 months?
Rural school rates are half that of suburban schools and almost two-thirds lower than those of urban schools.
Question: Which state has the highest rate of poverty (as measured by eligibility for federally funded subsidized meals) among rural students?
Question: In which eight states did rural enrollment more than double from 1999–2000 through 2008–2009?
Question: What percentage of U.S. students attend school in a rural district or a rural school in an urban district?
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