States With the Highest Math Proficiency

The national average math proficiency is 39% (2025). Math proficiency of school are compared within their own state only.
Note that individual states determine criteria for 'proficiency' according to their own tests.
The state with highest math proficiency is Virgin Islands, with an 89% average math proficiency. The state with lowest math proficiency is District Of Columbia, with an 20% average math proficiency.
Math Proficiency Range: 20% 89% Avg. Math Proficiency: 39%

States With the Highest Math Proficiency (2025)

State
Average Math Proficiency
School Math Proficiency

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the national average public school math proficiency?
The national average public school math proficiency is 39% for 2025.
What are public schools with the highest math proficiency in the United States?
The public schools with the highest math proficiency in the United States include Old Donation School, Doral Academy Of Technology and Brown Summit Middle School.
What is the state with the highest average public school math proficiency?
The state with the highest average public school math proficiency is Virgin Islands.

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The state with highest average public school math proficiency is Virgin Islands, with 89%. The state with lowest average public school math proficiency is District Of Columbia, with 20%.