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Teachers Can Apply Statistics in Schools to Real-life Lessons in Core Subjects
The Statistics in Schools Program has been instituted at the U.S. Census Bureau since 2016. The program is uniquely qualified to help teachers and K-12 students learn and apply statistics because the Census Bureau is the primary source of economic and demographic data for the United States and employs thousands of statistical experts.
Here’s Adam Grundy from the Economic Outreach Office.
To find out more about Statistics in Schools on census.gov and America Counts.
Singer and TV Show Host David Osmond on the Importance of Counting Everyone in the 2020 Census
America Counts Story
U.S. Population More Educated Than Ever Before
For the first time, 90 percent of the U.S. population finished high school or higher levels of education in 2017.
America Counts Story
Which States Spend the Most Money on Their Students?
A new set of data for 2016 lets you see how much your state is spending per pupil in public schools and how it compares to other states.
America Counts Story
Where Are Our Teachers Going?
The percentage of educators leaving the profession has increased steadily every year in the past three years.
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