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Search 95,891 public schools across 51 states. Enrollment, proficiency rates, graduation rates, and demographics, all from NCES and EDFacts federal data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What data does OpenSchoolData show?
OpenSchoolData provides directory information and academic data for every US public school. Each school page shows enrollment, student-teacher ratios, demographics, Title I status, charter/magnet designation, and, where available, proficiency rates and graduation rates from federal EDFacts data.
Where does this data come from?
All data comes from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Common Core of Data and EDFacts, collected annually from every public school in America. This is the same federal data used by the US Department of Education.
What are proficiency rates?
Proficiency rates show the percentage of students meeting grade-level standards in reading and math, as reported through the federal EDFacts data collection. Not all schools have proficiency data available, when unavailable, OpenSchoolData shows directory information only.
How often is the data updated?
NCES publishes updated school data annually, typically in the fall. We incorporate the latest data within a few weeks of each release.
How do I look up a specific school?
Use the search bar on the homepage to find any school by name. You can also browse by state, school level (elementary, middle, high), or school type (charter, magnet, Title I).
Why is proficiency data missing for some schools?
EDFacts proficiency data is not available for all schools. Small schools may have data suppressed for privacy, and some states report assessment results on different timelines. Schools without proficiency data still show full NCES directory information including enrollment, demographics, and school characteristics.