North Dakota - 2018 | Center For Education Reform

Parent Power Index

Parents in North Dakota have almost no power, which is one reason why the state lags on almost all measures of student achievement. Policymakers here shun innovations like personalized learning and fail to hold teachers accountable or invest in their growth. Consistently one of the lowest performing states on the index, North Dakota needs to do better by parents and kids.

2018 PPI Score

A

B

C

D

F

School Choice Score: 0%

North Dakota does not have a private school choice program.

Charter Schools Score: 0%

No Charter School Law

Personalized Learning Score: 0%

North Dakota lacks diversity in online and blended options for students.

Teacher Quality Score: 65%

Grade: D

Transparency Score: 0%

Report card data is not easy to find and is not presented in an easily accessible manner

State Resources

Fast Facts

Graduation Rate:

88%

Average SAT Score:

1256

Average ACT Score:

20.3

4th Grade NAEP Math Proficient and Advanced:

46%

8th Grade NAEP Math Proficient and Advanced:

40%

4th Grade NAEP Reading Proficient and Advanced:

34%

8th Grade NAEP Reading Proficient and Advanced:

33%

Per Pupil Funding:

$14,376

Public School Enrollment:

113,900

Charter School Enrollment:

Percent Enrolled in Charter Schools:

2018 PPI Score A B C D F