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K-12 Education Stats

57.5% of public high schools offer at least one foundational computer science course. (Code.org, 2023)
Across 35 states, 5.8% of high school students are enrolled in foundational computer science. (Code.org, 2023)
The percentage of high school graduates meeting the ACT readiness benchmark dropped from 19% to 16% in STEM (combined mathematics and science performance) in 2021-2022. (National Science Foundation, 2022)
The US placed 34th of 80 countries in math, and 16th in science on the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). (OECD, 2022)
Only 20% of high school graduates are prepared for college-level coursework in STEM majors. (Harvard Gazette, 2021)
As of 2019, only 24 percent of 12th-grade students scored at or above the proficient level on the NAEP math assessment. (NAEP, 2019)
The survey found only 1 in 3 adults (33 percent) believe teachers currently have the resources they need to provide a quality STEM education. (Emerson, 2018)
Only 16 percent of high school seniors are keen on pursuing STEM careers. (Mandlabs, 2016)
50 percent of male high school graduates said that mathematics was one of their favorite subjects, compared to 43 percent of female high school graduates. (National Center on Educational Statistics, 2015)
Compared to males, higher percentages of females earned credits in algebra II, precalculus, advanced biology, chemistry, and health science/technologies. However, higher percentages of males earned credits in physics, engineering, engineering/science technologies, and computer/information science. (National Center on Educational Statistics, 2015)

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K-12 Education Stats

57.5% of public high schools offer at least one foundational computer science course. (Code.org, 2023)

Across 35 states, 5.8% of high school students are enrolled in foundational computer science. (Code.org, 2023)

The percentage of high school graduates meeting the ACT readiness benchmark dropped from 19% to 16% in STEM (combined mathematics and science performance) in 2021-2022. (National Science Foundation, 2022)

The US placed 34th of 80 countries in math, and 16th in science on the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). (OECD, 2022)

Only 20% of high school graduates are prepared for college-level coursework in STEM majors. (Harvard Gazette, 2021)

As of 2019, only 24 percent of 12th-grade students scored at or above the proficient level on the NAEP math assessment. (NAEP, 2019)

The survey found only 1 in 3 adults (33 percent) believe teachers currently have the resources they need to provide a quality STEM education. (Emerson, 2018)

Only 16 percent of high school seniors are keen on pursuing STEM careers. (Mandlabs, 2016)

50 percent of male high school graduates said that mathematics was one of their favorite subjects, compared to 43 percent of female high school graduates. (National Center on Educational Statistics, 2015)