Last updated: June 2023
The percent of Arizona residents 25-64 years of age who have completed a 2- or 4-year degree or who have an active professional certificate or license.
Sources: 2021 1-year Public Use Microdata Series (PUMS) person file for Arizona from U.S. Census Bureau AKA the American Community Survey (ACS); 2021 IPUMS Current Population Survey
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of Arizona high school graduates who are enrolled in postsecondary education the year after graduating from high school.
Source: Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona Department of Education and National Center for Education Statistics (2021)
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of 16–24-year-olds in Arizona that are NOT going to school or working.
Source: 2021 1-year Public Use Microdata Series (PUMS) person file for Arizona from U.S. Census Bureau.
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of Arizona high school students graduating in 4 years.
Sources: Arizona Department of Education, 2021 Graduation Rate Report; Arizona Department of Education, 2021 un-redacted, de-identified data aggregated to the school, county, and state level for all public schools in Arizona.
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of Arizona 8th grade students who scored Proficient or Highly Proficient on the 8th grade AzM2 math assessment.
Sources: Arizona Department of Education, 2022 AASA results; Arizona Department of Education, 2022 un-redacted, de-identified data aggregated to the school level for all public schools in Arizona.
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of Arizona 3rd grade students who scored Proficient or Highly Proficient on the AzM2 3rd grade English language arts assessment.
Source: Arizona Department of Education, 2022 AASA results; Arizona Department of Education, 2022 un-redacted, de-identified data aggregated to the school level for all public schools in Arizona.
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
The percent of Arizona 3- and 4-year-old children that are in quality early learning settings.
Source: First Things First, Arizona Department of Education, Arizona Department of Economic Security, Oct. 1, 2021 to Sept. 30, 2022. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, 2021.
The data are updated annually and available only for Arizona as a whole, not for counties or cities.
Arizona’s ranking compared to other states for median Arizona elementary teacher pay.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics, 2021. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities, 2020. Adjusted for cost of living by Morrison Institute for Public Policy at ASU.
* Current figures for median elementary teacher pay based on source info:
Arizona – $48,396 United States – $61,400
The data are updated annually and available for the following localities:
Note: Data are also available showing how median teacher pay compares to other professions.