Wisconsin:The state achieved this ranking based on school performance, funding, safety, class size, and the credentials of teachers.
Vermont:According to the Vermont Department of Education, a major strength of the state’s education system is the ability of local school districts to adapt in order to meet local students’ needs and desires.
North Dakota:North Dakota is one of the least populated states in the U.S. and one that gains the least tourism.
New Hampshire:This state stole second place with an average I.Q. of 104.2. People love New Hampshire for its incredible natural landscapes and beauty, high standard of living, and strong economy.
Montana:Montana, which is tied with Maine but comes after it alphabetically, is seventh, with an average I.Q. score of 103.4.
Minnesota:Minnesota is fifth on the list, with an average I.Q. of 103.7. This midwestern state in the middle-north of the country has a good educational system, a strong economy, and a very educated population.
Massachusetts:Massachusetts has long had the highest percentage of people with at least a bachelor’s degree, if not other advanced degrees as well.
Maine:With a smaller population, Maine is also able to give students smaller class sizes with one-on-one support.
Iowa: This midwestern state is known for its farming communities, community values, and civic engagement. For a long time, Iowa’s public education ranked among the best in the country.
Connecticut:Connecticut comes in ninth place with an average I.Q. score of 103.1. People who live in Connecticut enjoy a high standard of living, robust economy, and strong education system.