NCES

National Center for Education Statistics

Invokely serves 3,266 values of 6 statistics for 52 places from National Center for Education Statistics. Every value links to the NCES table it was read from and carries a citation.

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Statistics6
Places52
Values3,266
Latest retrieval2026-10-12

Next release: Digest of Education Statistics, table 208.40: public elementary and secondary pupil/teacher ratios by state, Monday, 10 May 2027, estimated by Invokely from past publication dates (low confidence), not announced by the publisher. Release calendar

About this publisher

Website
nces.ed.gov
License
Public domain (US government work, 17 U.S.C. 105); citation requested
Places covered
Countries: 1
Regions and states: 51 in the United States
Latest publication
2026-10-12
Last update check
Operating, 2026-10-15 20:30 UTC

Statistics from NCES

Each statistic has a page with every place Invokely covers. Some also draw on other publishers for places this one does not cover.

Population and demography

Rankings built from NCES data

Figures from NCES

How to cite

Every value from NCES carries this citation with the blanks filled in: the table title, its address, the date Invokely retrieved it and, where shown, the reference period.

U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics. {title}. {url}. Retrieved {date}.

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