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School Districts by Highest Educational Attainment

This is the percent of adults living in a school district with a bachelor degree or higher at a rate of 65% or higher. There are a ton of districts in the 55%-64% range, but I chose 65% as the baseline.

Some observations:
2 big city districts made the cut: Seattle and DC

Many states have school districts divided by county, which makes Fairfield County all the more impressive because that is a geography with over 1 million people.

Otherwise, not too many surprises.

Also, I did High School districts and Unified districts, didn't include elementary districts.

Percent
of Adults
With a
Bachelor
Degree
or
Higher-State-School District
86.1%--CA--Palo Alto Unified School District
81.6%--MA--Cambridge School District
81.1%--MA--Newton School District
79.6%--CA--Davis Joint Unified School District
79.1%--CA--Mountain View-Los Altos Union School District
76.5%--CA--San Ramon Valley Unified School District
75.6%--CA--Acalanes Union High School District
75.4%--CA--San Dieguito Union High School District
75.3%--VA--Arlington County Public Schools
75.3%--WA--Bellevue School District
75.2%--CA--Berkeley Unified School District
74.9%--CA--Tamalpais Union High School District
74.8%--IL--Adlai Stevenson High School District 125
74.5%--MI--Ann Arbor Public Schools
74.2%--CA--Fremont Union High School District
73.8%--MA--Somerville School District
73.2%--NC--Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools
73.1%--WA--Lake Washington School District
73.0%--IL--Naperville Community Unit District 203
72.7%--CA--Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
72.4%--MN--Wayzata Public School District
72.1%--IN--Carmel Clay Schools
72.0%--CA--Irvine Unified School District
71.6%--CO--Boulder Valley School District RE-2
71.5%--IL--Evanston Township High School District
71.1%--KS--Blue Valley Unified School District
71.1%--TX--Prosper Independent School District
70.9%--TX--Lake Travis Independent School District
70.6%--WA--Issaquah School District
70.5%--CT--Fairfield School District
70.1%--CA--Pleasanton Unified School District
70.0%--WA--Seattle Public Schools
69.5%--TX--Frisco Independent School District
69.4%--VA--Alexandria City Public Schools
68.7%--CA--Santa Clara Unified
68.5%--IL--Northfield Township High School District
68.3%--OH--Olentangy Local School District
67.8%--AL--Auburn City School District
67.8%--CA--Poway Unified School District
67.8%--PA--State College Area School District
67.7%--NY--Ithaca City School District
67.5%--MI--Troy School District
67.2%--IN--Hamilton Southeastern Schools
67.2%--TN--Williamson County School District
67.0%--CA--Redondo Beach Unified School District
66.9%--MO--Parkway C-2 School District
66.8%--PA--West Chester Area School District
66.7%--WA--Northshore School District
66.3%--VA--Fairfax County Public Schools
66.2%--AL--Madison City School District
66.2%--MT--Bozeman High School District
65.7%--AL--Hoover City School District
65.5%--DC--District of Columbia Public Schools
65.3%--VA--Loudoun County Public Schools
65.4%--OH--Dublin City School District
65.2%--MD--Howard County Public Schools

Source: data.census.gov
Table: DP02 Selected Social Characteristics in the United States
2024 1-Year Estimate
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Legit shocked that New Trier high school district (winnetka/glencoe/wilmette/kenilworth) in Chicagoland didn't make the cut.

And somehow Evanston did?


Wouldn't have guessed that in a billion years.
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73.5% of adult residents who live in the South Pasadena Unified School District have a bachelors degree or higher.

https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0637500-south-pasadena-unified-school-district-ca/
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You also left out San Marino Unified, at 81.4%:

https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0634860-san-marino-unified-school-district-ca/

And Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified, at 74.9%:

https://censusreporter.org/profiles/9700...es-peninsula-unified-school-district-ca/

...and probably a number of others.
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Legit shocked that New Trier high school district (winnetka/glencoe/wilmette/kenilworth) in Chicagoland didn't make the cut.

And somehow Evanston did?


Wouldn't have guessed that in a billion years.
Wasn't Evanston the school district that John and Joan Cusack went to and possibly Jeremy Piven as well? And Northwestern university is close by.
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For shits and giggles, I looked up some other school districts in the Los Angeles area that should have been included in the OP's list:

Manhattan Beach Unified: 78.9%
https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0600025-manhattan-beach-unified-school-district-ca/

La Cañada Unified: 76.4%
https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0620130-la-canada-unified-school-district-ca/

Beverly Hills Unified: 70.0%
https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0604830-beverly-hills-unified-school-district-ca/

Las Virgenes Unified: 68.7%
https://censusreporter.org/profiles/97000US0621000-las-virgenes-unified-school-district-ca/
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