State overview
Connecticut
169 regular public school districts · 475,785 students
Academic change
Open district rankings
State averages can hide districts moving in opposite directions. The district list below is the reliable starting point until comparable statewide change is available.
What stands out
Chronic absence is lower than in a typical state.
18.8% of students were chronically absent in the latest comparable data. Spending was 61% above a typical state. Open a local profile below to see how much results vary within Connecticut.
Multi-year state tests
155 district trends available
Comparable official results are available for 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025. Open a district profile to see math, reading and science trends where the state reported them.
Explore the state
Compare districts across Connecticut
Select a measure, then click a district on the map to open its profile.
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Public school districts in Connecticut
The list includes regular public school districts and excludes charter, service and other education agencies. It is ranked by the selected topic when a comparable measure exists.
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