Long Island statistics: Education
Education
Monitor Long Island’s education indicators and latest coverage here. An indicator is a data point used to interpret and help judge the overall health of an economy. It’s a snapshot based on government-collected numbers analyzed to see how a region, in this case Long Island, compares with both itself and other places nearby and nationally over time.
Poverty among enrolled school students on Long Island
Compared to the New York State average, fewer students enrolled between pre-school and grade 12 are estimated to be below the poverty line.
Latest on educationDegrees attained on Long Island
At least a quarter of Nassau County's population who are 25-years or older are estimated to have a Bachelor's degree as their highest educational degree, higher than New York State's average.
Latest on graduation rates