Which states get the biggest bang for their education buck?

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The 2015 ACT scores are out, and the results are not encouraging for American students.

“High school graduates continue to make little progress in college and career readiness,” the ACT said in a press release. The portion of Class of 2015 high school students who took the test and met the four ACT College Readiness Benchmarks (English, math, reading and science) was roughly equal to the portion who met none of the benchmarks; approximately three students out of 10.

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