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Schools Near Me

Find public schools near any US location. View test scores, enrollment, and links to official school data.

Search by ZIP code, place name, or use your location to find nearby schools.

How to Find Schools Near Me

Click "Use My Location" to instantly find schools near your current location, or enter any US ZIP code to search that area. Results show the school name, distance, district, enrollment, and state test scores. Click any school on the map or in the list for more details.

Understanding Test Scores

Test scores show the percentage of students who met or exceeded proficiency standards on their state's annual assessments. The two main subjects tested are English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics.

Important: Each state uses its own assessment system, so scores cannot be directly compared across state lines. A 60% proficiency rate in California is not equivalent to 60% in Texas, as the tests and standards differ.

Data Sources

School location data comes from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), which maintains the official database of all US schools. Test score data is collected from each state's department of education, published annually under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) federal requirements.

The database currently covers 75,000+ public schools across 43 states and Washington DC, using each state's most recent published assessment results. Alaska, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming are not covered yet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find schools near me?

Click "Use My Location" to find schools near where you are, or enter a ZIP code or place name to search any area. Results show each school's distance, enrollment and, where the state publishes them, test scores.

What information is shown for each school?

Each school listing shows the name, distance, district and enrollment, plus the state assessment results where the state publishes them: the English Language Arts (ELA) and Math proficiency rates, or a single academic achievement score for the few states that report one. Click a school for more details and links to official data.

Where does the school data come from?

School locations come from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Test scores come from each state's department of education, published under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) federal requirements.

How are test scores measured?

Test scores show the percentage of students meeting or exceeding proficiency standards on their state's assessments. Each state uses different tests, and the test year differs by state, so scores are not directly comparable across state lines.

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