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State | Graduated High School or Higher |
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District of Columbia | 95.41% |
New Jersey | 92.71% |
Montana | 91.78% |
New Hampshire | 91.18% |
Illinois | 91.11% |
Virginia | 90.93% |
Wyoming | 90.63% |
Nevada | 90.49% |
Missouri | 90.28% |
West Virginia | 90.18% |
With regard to Asian High School Graduation rates by state 2022, California is the leading state with the highest number of Asians who graduate high school. The state has over 3.6 million Asian high school graduates, which equals 87.86% of all Asians that attend high school in the state. High schools in the state ensure education equality for all students, irrespective of their race. Many Asian high school graduands from New York schools get admitted to leading colleges and universities nationwide.
New York also has a large number of Asian high school graduates by state. The state has 934,782 Asian high school graduates, which translates to 79.10% of all Asians who attend high school. The high number is attributed to the large population of Asian students in New York City and other parts of the state. Moreover, Asian students make up more than 60% of students in New York’s Specialized High Schools (SHS).
Texas has 820,312 high school graduates, which is equivalent to 88.24% of Asia students who go through high school in the state. The high number of Asian students is due to the high number of Asian Americans in the State. Asians from China and other countries migrated to Texas in the 1870s to construct the Houston and Texas Central railroad. Some of the schools with many Asian high school students in Texas include Coppell High School, Clements High School, and Universal Academy.
New Jersey has a huge population of Asian students who graduate high school after California and New York. More than half a million Asian students graduate high school in the Garden State. The high number is attributed to the high number of people of Asian ancestry in the state. This is about 92.51% of all Asian students who attend high school in New Jersey. The state also has stringent measures that ensure all students, regardless of their ethnicity or race, attend school without issues.
Washington has 404,833 Asian American high school graduates, which equals 88.34% of all Asian students admitted to high school institutions in the state. The high number of high school students in high schools across the state is attributed to its high number of Asian Americans. Also, Washington’s education system ensures the equality of all students learning in the state. The incorporation of Asian education into the curriculum further attracts many students in various high schools across the state.
State | Graduated High School or Higher | High School or Higher | Total |
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District of Columbia | 95.41% | 20,552 | 21,541 |
New Jersey | 92.71% | 600,057 | 647,259 |
Montana | 91.78% | 6,332 | 6,899 |
New Hampshire | 91.18% | 23,394 | 25,656 |
Illinois | 91.11% | 477,218 | 523,780 |
Virginia | 90.93% | 378,079 | 415,779 |
Wyoming | 90.63% | 3,163 | 3,490 |
Nevada | 90.49% | 183,043 | 202,276 |
Missouri | 90.28% | 77,934 | 86,323 |
West Virginia | 90.18% | 8,938 | 9,911 |
Hawaii | 90.1% | 389,244 | 431,999 |
South Carolina | 90.07% | 53,789 | 59,717 |
Delaware | 89.94% | 25,541 | 28,398 |
Connecticut | 89.87% | 104,659 | 116,454 |
Maryland | 89.81% | 258,081 | 287,379 |
Washington | 89.76% | 465,929 | 519,092 |
Michigan | 89.74% | 196,366 | 218,814 |
Arizona | 89.59% | 153,487 | 171,326 |
New Mexico | 89.1% | 22,071 | 24,772 |
Texas | 88.7% | 924,305 | 1,042,060 |
California | 88.7% | 3,883,760 | 4,378,710 |
Idaho | 88.52% | 15,341 | 17,331 |
Utah | 88.48% | 47,016 | 53,135 |
Rhode Island | 88.39% | 22,382 | 25,322 |
Alaska | 88.33% | 29,281 | 33,151 |
Oregon | 88.06% | 118,326 | 134,364 |
North Carolina | 88.02% | 193,336 | 219,657 |
Florida | 87.41% | 390,581 | 446,816 |
Georgia | 87.32% | 278,425 | 318,857 |
Tennessee | 87.02% | 76,465 | 87,866 |
Arkansas | 86.97% | 27,541 | 31,668 |
Alabama | 86.69% | 42,374 | 48,881 |
North Dakota | 86.62% | 6,839 | 7,895 |
Colorado | 86.6% | 113,449 | 131,002 |
Wisconsin | 86.34% | 88,201 | 102,155 |
Mississippi | 86.25% | 17,403 | 20,177 |
Ohio | 86.13% | 165,257 | 191,860 |
Massachusetts | 86.12% | 289,258 | 335,883 |
Maine | 85.76% | 8,806 | 10,268 |
Kansas | 85% | 48,544 | 57,112 |
Pennsylvania | 84.21% | 271,298 | 322,157 |
Vermont | 83.97% | 5,654 | 6,733 |
Kentucky | 83.56% | 37,703 | 45,122 |
Indiana | 83.33% | 86,046 | 103,261 |
Minnesota | 82.76% | 146,995 | 177,612 |
Oklahoma | 81.78% | 49,323 | 60,315 |
Louisiana | 80.96% | 45,923 | 56,724 |
New York | 80.05% | 1,013,750 | 1,266,460 |
Iowa | 79.97% | 39,658 | 49,588 |
South Dakota | 78.09% | 6,351 | 8,133 |
Nebraska | 74.43% | 23,250 | 31,236 |
United States | 87.8% | 11,960,718 | 13,622,376 |
The state with the highest Asian high school graduation rate is District of Columbia with 95.41% students graduating high school.