Figure 1: King County, WA At least High School Education![]() |
Figure 2: King County, WA Bachelors Degree or Better Education![]() |
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Figure 3: Advertisement![]() |
Figure 4: King County, WA School Dropout Rate![]() |
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Figure 5: King County, WA Education Attainment Breakdown![]() |
Figure 6: Higher Education Attainment (100%=All People with Bachelor or better)![]() |
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Figure 7: King County, WA Bachelors Degrees Field of Study![]() |
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Figure 8: King County, WA Bachelors Degree Obtained![]() |
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Figure 9: King County, WA Education Attainment by Level Comparison (Age 25+)![]() |
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Figure 10: King County, WA Education Attainment Detailed Comparison (Age 25+)![]() |
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Figure 11: King County, WA Detailed Education Attainment Breakout by Age Group (Age 18+)![]() |
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Figure 12: King County, WA Detailed Education Attainment Breakout by Race (Age 25+)![]() |
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Figure 13: King County, WA Detailed Male and Female breakdown of Educational Attainment![]() |
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Figure 14: King County, WA School Enrollment by Aggregate Categories![]() |
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Figure 15: King County, WA Overall Public vs. Private School Enrollment![]() |
Figure 16: King County, WA Public vs. Private K-8 School Enrollment![]() |
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Figure 17: King County, WA Public vs. Private High School Enrollment![]() |
Figure 18: King County, WA Public vs. Private College Enrollment![]() |
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Figure 19: King County, WA Public vs. Private Graduate or Professional School Enrollment![]() |
Figure 20: King County, WA Total Enrolled in Schools![]() |
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Figure 21: Advertisement![]() |
Figure 22: King County, WA Public vs. Private Preschool![]() |
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Figure 23: List of Schools in the King County, WA Area (2013)![]() |
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Figure 24: King County, WA School Enrollment (2013)![]() |
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Figure 25: Student to Teacher Ratios (2013) - Low Scores Are Better![]() |
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Figure 26: King County, WA School Racial Mix (2013)![]() |
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