Akron, CO Public Schools, High Schools & Education Data

Akron school information

Index	Akron	Colorado	National
Average Test Scores	60%	58%	68%
Student/Teacher ratio	12:1	17:1	16:1
Total public schools	2	1,426	79,235
Total private schools	n/a	384	24,875
Total post-secondary schools	n/a	138	7,965

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The average school test scores in Akron are 11% lower than the national average.
There are approximately 2 public schools in Akron.
78.8% of people in Akron have completed 8th grade.
76.4% of people in Akron have completed high school.
14.1% of people in Akron have completed a bachelors degree.

Best Schools in Akron

Akron Elementary School301 East Fifth StreetGrades: PK - 08Students: 26 · Ratio: 14:164
Akron High School600 ElmGrades: 09 - 12Students: 121 · Ratio: 11:156

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Education level achieved in Akron

Index	Akron	Colorado	National
Completed 8th grade	78.8%	87.5%	83.8%
Completed high school	76.4%	86.5%	82.4%
Completed some college	46.7%	68.4%	58.4%
Completed associate degree	24.5%	45.7%	37.2%
Completed bachelors	14.1%	37.5%	29.3%
Completed masters	4.7%	13.7%	11.0%
Completed professional degree	1.0%	3.7%	3.2%
Completed doctorate	0.3%	1.6%	1.3%

Highest level of education achieved in Akron (high school & post-secondary)

Nearby cities with high average school scores

City, State	Population	Avg. Test Scores	National Avg.
Otis, CO	423	55%	20%
Akron, CO	1,906	60%	11%

Cities with similar population

City, State	Population	Avg. Test Scores	National Avg.
Campbellsport, WI	1,906	81%	18%
Ronan, MT	1,906	53%	23%
Shamrock, TX	1,906	77%	13%
Glenville, WV	1,906	42%	39%
Peebles, OH	1,907	75%	10%
Akron, CO	1,906	60%	11%

Source: The Akron, CO education data displayed above is derived from the United States Census Bureau and from the National Center for Education Statistics. The average school test scores are based on all schools that completed test scores within the state. Average test scores are conducted by each state independently and the type of tests may change from one state to another. Test scores were not available for all schools within the state, but were available for the vast majority.