Education Comparison
California
Florida
How California and Florida compare on education: k-12 education rank, high school graduation rate, student-teacher ratio, and more.
Overview
Key differences
K-12 Education Rank
Florida ranks #26 for K-12 education, higher than California at #32 (US News).
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High School Graduation Rate
Florida has a higher high school graduation rate than California.
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Student-Teacher Ratio
Florida has a lower student-teacher ratio than California.
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School Spending
California spends more per pupil than Florida by $7,544.
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Teacher Salary
California pays teachers a higher average salary than Florida by $46,889.
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Public School Ranking
California ranks #8 for public schools, higher than Florida at #24.
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K-12 Education Rank
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#32
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#26
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High School Graduation Rate
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84.0%
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90.0%
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Student-Teacher Ratio
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22.2:1
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18.0:1
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School Spending
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$20,233
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$12,689
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Teacher Salary
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$103,552
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$56,663
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Public School Ranking
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#8
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#24
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Student Loan Debt
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$38,300
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$39,574
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College Graduation Rate
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60.2%
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55.0%
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