Mass. has the best school systems in America, according to WalletHub study
Briefly

Massachusetts secured the top position in WalletHub's ranking of U.S. public school systems in 2025, showcased by exceptional test scores and overall performance. The analysis evaluated factors such as funding, safety, instructor credentials, and class size. Other New England states, including Connecticut and New Hampshire, also performed well, with Connecticut taking second place. Massachusetts stood out for its safety ratings, showing low instances of threats, physical fights, and drug availability in schools, though it ranked only 14th for teachers and 48th for early education systems.
Massachusetts is the state with the best school systems, boasting some of the best test scores in the country.
Massachusetts ranked first in the U.S. in all core academic subjects this year and had the highest share of students who received a score of at least 3 out of 5 on an Advanced Placement exam.
In addition, schools in Massachusetts are generally safe... Massachusetts has the fifth-lowest share of students who report being threatened or injured with a weapon on school property.
For all its public school glory, Massachusetts saw more lackluster results in WalletHub's ranking of the best states for teachers (14th place) and early education systems (48th place).
Read at Boston.com
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