04 · Student-group gaps
Where are student-group gaps largest?
Compare estimated academic results by race and economic status.
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White-Black outcome difference by state
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AL–AK–AZ34 ptsAR–CA36 ptsCO–CT42 ptsDE30 ptsDC64 ptsFL24 ptsGA–HI–ID39 ptsIL–IN32 ptsIA34 ptsKS–KY28 ptsLA30 ptsME–MD35 ptsMA30 ptsMI32 ptsMN34 ptsMS–MO33 ptsMT–NE41 ptsNV32 ptsNH37 ptsNJ34 ptsNM–NY–NC33 ptsND–OH37 ptsOK–OR–PA34 ptsPR–RI29 ptsSC–SD29 ptsTN28 ptsTX27 ptsUT–VT–VA–WA28 ptsWV17 ptsWI49 ptsWY20 pts
Lowest reportedWest Virginia · 17 ptsHighest reportedDistrict of Columbia · 64 pts
Darker color means a higher value, not necessarily a better result. A dash means no comparable state result is available.
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Difference in estimated academic standing by race
District resultNot reportedBoth student groups need a publishable estimate before a comparison can be shown.
What this means
This chart compares estimated outcomes, not student potential. Use it to see where outcomes differ and where families may want to ask about access, support and opportunity.
Source policy
Every result keeps its year and source.
Primary sources
Stanford Education Data Archive 2025.1
Publication ruleSuppressed values remain suppressed. Unlike measures are not blended, and missing values are never treated as zero.
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