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Brazil Education Statistics

Primary school enrollment hits 97.5% in 2022, but completion and outcomes lag—see how Brazil Education stats explain the gap.

School Absenteeism Statistics

Poverty is linked to 2.5x higher odds of chronic absenteeism in US elementary schools—see the drivers and risk factors behind it.

Reading Increases Vocabulary Statistics

In a U.K. study, wide reading added 310 vocabulary words per year—19% more than peers.

Alumni Donation Statistics

Harvard alumni donated a record $1.37B in 2023—discover which age groups and giving channels drove the biggest impact.

African American Education Statistics

Only 13% of African American 8th graders score proficient or above in 2022 NAEP math; discover what drives the gap and what’s changing.

Student Motivation Statistics

College Admissions Statistics

Harvard’s Class of 2028 acceptance rate is 3.59%—down to beat the crowd, see what it means for your chances.

Academic Pressure Statistics

Pressure hikes suicide ideation up to 2.5x in teens, and lowers college GPAs—learn how these effects connect across grades and regions.

Learning Retention Statistics

Spaced practice delivers 30% higher long-term retention than cramming. Learn the evidence-based strategies that help more knowledge stick.

Japan Education Industry Statistics

Japan’s PISA 2022 math score hit 536 (4th worldwide)—see how literacy, enrollment, and EdTech spending drive student outcomes.

Library Information Services Industry Statistics

90.4% of U.S. adults used the internet in 2023—see how libraries respond with digital resources, Wi‑Fi, and online services.

Highschool Statistics

See how US high schools are doing on the test scores that shape futures and the conditions students face day to day, with 2022 results like an SAT average of 1050 and a 22% obesity rate among high schoolers. Graduation and academic performance look strong, but chronic absenteeism hits 26% and bullying, safety, and mental health indicators reveal a sharper divide than report cards alone suggest.

Morocco Education Statistics

Even with 13% of students enrolled in the private sector, Morocco lost 2.1 years of expected schooling to COVID-19 disruptions and 45% of 15-year-olds still fall below science proficiency in PISA 2022. From 63% of schools with electricity and 49% with internet to education spending that reaches $7.0 billion in 2021, this page makes it clear where progress is happening and where gaps persist.

Final Exam Statistics

From $49.2 billion AI in education to 98.5% cloud test uptime, this Final Exam statistics page tracks how online and automated assessment is reshaping grading, integrity, and student support. You will also see why costs can drop to $0.06 per student per assessment and how learning analytics dashboards are now used by 62% of institutions to spot risk earlier.

Children Reading Statistics

Almost half of 4th graders are below Basic in reading, while 79% of teens say they read for school at least weekly, a gap that raises the question of what “practice” actually looks like. Track how book access, read-alouds, and tutoring connect to measurable gains and why rising audiobook use and AI learning tools still may not reach every child.

School Uniform Statistics

U.S. private enrollment dipped by 2.1% from 2020 to 2021 to 2021 to 2022, while the uniform retail spend estimate still reaches $4.4 billion, and cost pressures in the UK are rising alongside reported affordability strain. You will see how UK families report uniforms as a budget squeeze, why 92% of schools build in flexibility, and how policies often line up with fewer behavior and discipline issues alongside mixed academic results.

Summer Slide Statistics

When summer can mean about 2 months of reading learning loss relative to pre pandemic trends, the cost is not just what students miss but what they start the next school year behind. This page pulls together the latest recovery evidence on tutoring and high dosage interventions, the scale of summer learning investment and participation, and the at home obstacles that make regression more likely.

Enrollment Statistics

Fall 2023 enrollment totals in US K–12, alongside participation patterns like 45.0% of undergraduates studying part-time and 9.1% being English learners, make clear how far the pipeline has shifted from classroom demographics to access and support needs. From the global 220 million MOOC learners cumulative by end 2021 to the 2023 global online education market at $245.4 billion, the page connects who is enrolling with how learning is being delivered and funded.

Cyberbullying In Schools Statistics

With 71% of schools reporting anonymous reporting systems, it is striking that 28% of students still say they skip class or miss school because of cyberbullying and 13% report thinking about self-harm. See why the gap between what schools claim and what students experience shows up in everything from informal teacher responses and limited staff training to how often impersonation and group chat attacks drive harm.

Mental Health In Schools Statistics

Even with 20.6% of US adults reporting any mental illness, school support is uneven, from 33% of districts saying they lack enough counseling staff to 68% of treated students still in care at follow up. You will also see how evidence looks in practice, including whole school approaches cutting emotional symptoms by about 0.20 standard deviations and restorative or trauma informed practices reported by 45% of districts, alongside funding like the $2.0 billion in the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.