"Boston's low student-to-teacher ratio (11:1) empowers teachers to provide excellent education to students. Plus, Boston spends more annually per student than any other city in the nation, at $30,388. These positive investments and Boston's average teacher salary of $64,049 contribute to the city's 84.20% teacher-retention rate. Students succeed in Boston schools, receiving the best fourth-grade reading scores and taking third place for fourth-grade math. Community members also support Boston's schools: Residents gave Boston a 166/250 approval ranking."
"Each city presents its own set of opportunities and challenges, based on its unique cultural attitude towards education and community engagement,"
"Teachers can enjoy, prosper and feel gratified if they are better prepared to navigate these cultural landscapes."
An education and tutoring company used data from sources such as Axios and Indeed to rank U.S. cities on salary, student performance, and community support. Boston placed first, followed by Providence and New York. Boston maintains an 11:1 student-to-teacher ratio, spends $30,388 per student annually, and reports an average teacher salary of $64,049 and an 84.20% teacher-retention rate. Boston students post the best fourth-grade reading scores and third-place fourth-grade math scores. Community approval for Boston schools scored 166 out of 250. Cities exhibit differing opportunities and challenges shaped by cultural attitudes toward education.
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