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Comparison Charts of State and County Estimates Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) Florida U.S. PIAAC Skills Map available at nces.ed.gov/surveys/piaac/skillsmap

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  • Comparison Charts of State and County Estimates

    Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC)

    Florida

    U.S. PIAAC Skills Map available at nces.ed.gov/surveys/piaac/skillsmap

    http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/piaac/skillsmap

  • Table of Contents | Florida

    LiteracyAverage Literacy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida.....................................................................1

    Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida ...........................................4

    Percentage with Literacy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida ..............................................................7

    Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida ........................................10

    NumeracyAverage Numeracy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida..................................................................13

    Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida ........................................16

    Percentage with Numeracy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida ...........................................................19

    Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida ........................................22

  • Average Literacy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Hendry Hardee DeSoto Hamilton Miami−Dade Okeechobee Liberty Glades Union Gadsden Lafayette Calhoun Putnam Madison Taylor Osceola Holmes Jackson Suwannee Bradford Dixie Washington Levy Franklin Jefferson Polk Highlands Gulf St. Lucie Gilchrist Baker Marion Columbia Broward Collier Lee Citrus Hernando Volusia Hillsborough Orange Wakulla Lake Palm Beach Manatee Pasco Indian River Duval Monroe Bay Charlotte Walton Flagler Escambia Pinellas Clay Nassau Martin Brevard Sarasota Sumter Alachua Okaloosa Santa Rosa Leon Seminole St. Johns Florida

    150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325

    Average Literacy Scale Score

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Average Literacy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate Lower bound of credible interval

    Upper bound of credible interval

    Florida 259 255 263 St. Johns 284 274 292 Seminole 276 267 285 Leon 275 265 284 Santa Rosa 275 266 284 Okaloosa 273 263 281 Alachua 272 262 281 Sumter 272 262 281 Sarasota 272 262 280 Brevard 271 262 280 Martin 271 262 280 Nassau 270 261 279 Clay 269 260 278 Pinellas 269 262 276 Escambia 269 260 277 Flagler 267 258 275 Walton 266 256 276 Charlotte 265 256 275 Bay 265 256 274 Monroe 264 254 274 Duval 264 255 273 Indian River 264 255 273 Pasco 264 255 273 Manatee 264 255 273 Palm Beach 263 254 271 Lake 262 253 271 Wakulla 262 253 270 Orange 261 255 268 Hillsborough 261 253 268 Volusia 261 252 268 Hernando 260 251 269 Citrus 260 251 269 Lee 260 251 269 Collier 260 250 269 Broward 259 252 265 Columbia 258 250 267 Marion 256 246 264 Baker 254 245 263 Gilchrist 254 245 263 St. Lucie 254 245 262 Gulf 252 242 263 Highlands 252 242 261 Polk 252 243 261 Jefferson 251 241 261 Franklin 250 240 260 Levy 250 240 259 Washington 248 238 257 Dixie 247 237 257 Bradford 247 237 256 Suwannee 246 236 256 Jackson 246 235 255 Holmes 245 235 255 Osceola 245 235 256 Taylor 245 235 254

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Average Literacy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate Lower bound of credible interval

    Upper bound of credible interval

    Madison 245 235 255 Putnam 243 234 252 Calhoun 242 231 254 Lafayette 241 231 251 Gadsden 241 234 248 Union 240 230 251 Glades 239 229 249 Liberty 238 227 248 Okeechobee 237 228 247 Miami-Dade 236 226 246 Hamilton 233 223 242 DeSoto 229 219 238 Hardee 227 217 237 Hendry 226 214 237

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    St. Johns Sarasota Santa Rosa Nassau Seminole Sumter Okaloosa Brevard Clay Martin Flagler Pinellas Charlotte Leon Escambia Monroe Bay Alachua Pasco Indian River Walton Manatee Volusia Wakulla Citrus Lake Hernando Duval Lee Columbia Palm Beach Collier Gilchrist Marion Hillsborough Baker Gulf Orange Broward St. Lucie Levy Highlands Franklin Polk Dixie Washington Jefferson Suwannee Calhoun Taylor Liberty Bradford Osceola Holmes Jackson Putnam Madison Lafayette Union Glades Okeechobee Gadsden Miami−Dade Hamilton DeSoto Hardee Hendry Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At or Below Level 1

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 24 21 26 Hendry 47 41 53 Hardee 42 37 47 DeSoto 42 37 46 Hamilton 38 33 43 Miami-Dade 38 32 43 Gadsden 36 32 40 Okeechobee 36 32 40 Glades 34 30 39 Union 34 28 39 Lafayette 34 29 38 Madison 32 27 37 Putnam 31 27 35 Jackson 31 26 35 Holmes 31 26 35 Osceola 30 25 36 Bradford 30 25 34 Liberty 30 25 35 Taylor 29 25 34 Calhoun 29 23 36 Suwannee 29 25 33 Jefferson 29 24 34 Washington 28 24 32 Dixie 28 24 32 Polk 27 23 30 Franklin 27 22 31 Highlands 26 23 30 Levy 26 22 29 St. Lucie 25 22 29 Broward 25 21 28 Orange 24 21 28 Gulf 24 19 29 Baker 24 20 27 Hillsborough 23 20 27 Marion 23 20 27 Gilchrist 23 19 27 Collier 23 19 27 Palm Beach 22 19 26 Columbia 22 19 25 Lee 22 19 25 Duval 21 18 24 Hernando 20 17 24 Lake 20 17 24 Citrus 20 16 24 Wakulla 20 17 23 Volusia 20 17 23 Manatee 20 16 23 Walton 20 15 24 Indian River 19 16 23 Pasco 19 16 23 Alachua 19 14 23 Bay 18 15 22 Monroe 18 14 23 Escambia 18 15 21

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Leon 18 14 22 Charlotte 17 13 21 Pinellas 17 14 20 Flagler 17 13 20 Martin 17 13 20 Clay 16 13 20 Brevard 16 13 19 Okaloosa 15 12 19 Sumter 15 11 19 Seminole 15 12 18 Nassau 15 11 18 Santa Rosa 15 11 18 Sarasota 14 10 18 St. Johns 11 7 14

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Leon St. Johns Seminole Alachua Orange Palm Beach Hillsborough Miami−Dade Martin Okaloosa Santa Rosa Collier Broward Escambia Walton Duval Brevard Pinellas Sumter Monroe Sarasota Osceola Manatee Clay Lee Indian River Bay Pasco Lake Hendry Jefferson Nassau Flagler Volusia St. Lucie Charlotte Polk Highlands Wakulla Hernando Columbia Jackson Marion Gadsden Citrus Madison Gulf Okeechobee Union Franklin Bradford Lafayette DeSoto Suwannee Putnam Holmes Glades Hardee Gilchrist Baker Washington Hamilton Levy Taylor Calhoun Dixie Liberty Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At Level 2

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 34 31 38 Liberty 51 45 58 Dixie 46 40 51 Calhoun 46 37 54 Taylor 45 39 50 Levy 44 39 49 Hamilton 44 38 50 Washington 44 39 49 Baker 44 39 48 Gilchrist 44 38 49 Hardee 43 37 50 Glades 43 37 49 Holmes 43 37 49 Putnam 43 38 48 Suwannee 43 38 48 DeSoto 43 37 49 Lafayette 43 36 49 Bradford 42 37 48 Franklin 42 36 47 Union 42 35 49 Okeechobee 42 37 47 Gulf 42 35 48 Madison 41 35 48 Citrus 41 36 46 Gadsden 41 35 46 Marion 40 36 45 Jackson 40 34 46 Columbia 40 36 45 Hernando 40 36 45 Wakulla 40 36 44 Highlands 40 35 44 Polk 39 34 43 Charlotte 39 34 44 St. Lucie 39 34 43 Volusia 38 33 43 Flagler 38 33 43 Nassau 38 33 42 Jefferson 38 31 44 Hendry 38 30 46 Lake 38 33 42 Pasco 37 33 42 Bay 37 32 42 Indian River 36 32 41 Lee 36 32 41 Clay 36 32 40 Manatee 36 31 40 Osceola 36 29 43 Sarasota 35 30 40 Monroe 35 29 41 Sumter 35 30 40 Pinellas 35 30 39 Brevard 34 30 39 Duval 34 30 38 Walton 34 29 40

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Escambia 34 30 38 Broward 34 29 38 Collier 33 28 39 Santa Rosa 33 29 38 Okaloosa 33 28 38 Martin 33 28 37 Miami-Dade 32 26 39 Hillsborough 32 28 37 Palm Beach 32 28 37 Orange 32 27 36 Alachua 29 23 35 Seminole 29 24 33 St. Johns 29 24 33 Leon 27 22 32

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Hardee DeSoto Hendry Hamilton Liberty Glades Okeechobee Gadsden Lafayette Union Calhoun Taylor Putnam Dixie Holmes Madison Bradford Suwannee Washington Jackson Miami−Dade Levy Franklin Baker Jefferson Gilchrist Osceola Highlands Gulf Polk St. Lucie Marion Columbia Citrus Hernando Wakulla Broward Lee Volusia Lake Pasco Collier Orange Charlotte Hillsborough Indian River Manatee Duval Bay Flagler Palm Beach Walton Monroe Nassau Clay Escambia Pinellas Brevard Sumter Sarasota Martin Okaloosa Santa Rosa Alachua Leon Seminole St. Johns Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At or Above Level 3

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 42 39 45 St. Johns 61 56 65 Seminole 56 52 61 Leon 55 50 60 Alachua 52 47 58 Santa Rosa 52 48 57 Okaloosa 52 47 56 Martin 51 46 55 Sarasota 50 45 55 Sumter 50 45 55 Brevard 50 45 54 Pinellas 49 44 52 Escambia 48 44 52 Clay 48 43 52 Nassau 47 43 52 Monroe 47 41 52 Walton 46 41 51 Palm Beach 46 41 50 Flagler 45 41 50 Bay 45 40 49 Duval 45 41 49 Manatee 44 40 49 Indian River 44 40 49 Hillsborough 44 40 48 Charlotte 44 39 49 Orange 44 40 48 Collier 44 39 49 Pasco 44 39 48 Lake 42 38 47 Volusia 42 37 46 Lee 42 37 46 Broward 42 37 46 Wakulla 40 36 44 Hernando 40 35 44 Citrus 39 34 44 Columbia 38 34 42 Marion 36 32 41 St. Lucie 36 32 41 Polk 34 30 39 Gulf 34 28 40 Highlands 34 30 38 Osceola 34 27 40 Gilchrist 33 28 39 Jefferson 33 28 39 Baker 33 28 37 Franklin 31 26 37 Levy 30 25 35 Miami-Dade 30 24 36 Jackson 29 24 34 Washington 28 24 33 Suwannee 28 23 33 Bradford 28 23 33 Madison 26 20 32 Holmes 26 20 32

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Dixie 26 21 31 Putnam 26 21 31 Taylor 26 21 31 Calhoun 25 17 33 Union 24 18 31 Lafayette 24 18 29 Gadsden 24 19 29 Okeechobee 23 18 27 Glades 22 17 28 Liberty 19 13 25 Hamilton 18 12 23 Hendry 16 9 23 DeSoto 15 10 21 Hardee 15 9 21

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Average Numeracy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Hendry Hardee DeSoto Hamilton Miami−Dade Gadsden Liberty Okeechobee Madison Glades Union Putnam Lafayette Osceola Calhoun Jackson Taylor Holmes Suwannee Dixie Bradford Washington Levy Franklin Polk Highlands Jefferson St. Lucie Gulf Gilchrist Baker Marion Columbia Broward Hillsborough Lee Citrus Collier Volusia Hernando Orange Lake Wakulla Palm Beach Duval Monroe Manatee Pasco Indian River Bay Charlotte Flagler Walton Escambia Pinellas Alachua Clay Brevard Nassau Martin Sarasota Leon Okaloosa Sumter Santa Rosa Seminole St. Johns Florida

    150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325

    Average Numeracy Scale Score

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Average Numeracy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate Lower bound of credible interval

    Upper bound of credible interval

    Florida 243 238 247 St. Johns 273 262 282 Seminole 263 253 273 Santa Rosa 263 253 272 Sumter 259 249 269 Okaloosa 259 249 269 Leon 259 249 269 Sarasota 258 248 268 Martin 258 247 268 Nassau 257 247 267 Brevard 256 247 266 Clay 256 246 265 Alachua 255 245 265 Pinellas 254 246 262 Escambia 254 244 263 Walton 253 242 263 Flagler 252 242 261 Charlotte 251 242 261 Bay 250 240 260 Indian River 250 240 259 Pasco 250 240 259 Manatee 249 239 258 Monroe 249 238 259 Duval 248 238 257 Palm Beach 247 237 257 Wakulla 247 238 257 Lake 247 237 257 Orange 246 239 254 Hernando 245 236 255 Volusia 245 236 253 Collier 245 234 255 Citrus 245 234 255 Lee 245 235 254 Hillsborough 244 235 252 Broward 243 235 250 Columbia 242 232 251 Marion 239 229 248 Baker 238 229 248 Gilchrist 238 227 247 Gulf 237 226 248 St. Lucie 236 226 246 Jefferson 236 225 247 Highlands 235 226 245 Polk 235 225 244 Franklin 233 223 244 Levy 232 222 242 Washington 231 221 241 Bradford 230 220 241 Dixie 230 219 240 Suwannee 229 219 239 Holmes 228 218 239 Taylor 228 218 239 Jackson 228 218 239 Calhoun 228 214 240

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Average Numeracy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate Lower bound of credible interval

    Upper bound of credible interval

    Osceola 226 215 237 Lafayette 226 215 236 Putnam 224 214 235 Union 223 211 235 Glades 223 212 233 Madison 223 212 233 Okeechobee 220 210 230 Liberty 219 208 230 Gadsden 218 211 226 Miami-Dade 215 204 226 Hamilton 212 202 223 DeSoto 208 198 218 Hardee 208 197 218 Hendry 207 194 219

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    St. Johns Seminole Santa Rosa Sarasota Sumter Okaloosa Nassau Martin Clay Brevard Pinellas Flagler Charlotte Monroe Leon Pasco Escambia Indian River Bay Walton Manatee Alachua Lake Hernando Volusia Wakulla Citrus Collier Palm Beach Lee Duval Hillsborough Orange Columbia Marion Gilchrist Broward Baker Gulf St. Lucie Highlands Polk Levy Franklin Osceola Jefferson Washington Dixie Calhoun Suwannee Taylor Bradford Holmes Jackson Liberty Putnam Lafayette Glades Union Okeechobee Miami−Dade Madison Gadsden Hamilton Hardee DeSoto Hendry Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At or Below Level 1

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 35 32 38 Hendry 60 54 67 DeSoto 58 52 63 Hardee 57 51 62 Hamilton 56 50 62 Gadsden 54 49 59 Madison 50 45 56 Miami-Dade 50 44 57 Okeechobee 50 45 54 Union 49 42 55 Glades 48 43 54 Lafayette 47 42 52 Putnam 47 42 52 Liberty 46 40 52 Jackson 46 40 51 Holmes 45 39 51 Bradford 44 39 49 Taylor 44 39 49 Suwannee 43 38 48 Calhoun 43 35 51 Dixie 43 38 48 Washington 43 38 47 Jefferson 42 36 48 Osceola 42 36 48 Franklin 40 36 46 Levy 40 35 45 Polk 39 35 43 Highlands 39 34 43 St. Lucie 38 34 42 Gulf 38 32 43 Baker 37 33 41 Broward 36 32 40 Gilchrist 36 32 41 Marion 36 32 40 Columbia 35 31 39 Orange 35 30 39 Hillsborough 34 30 38 Duval 33 29 37 Lee 33 29 37 Palm Beach 33 28 37 Collier 33 28 37 Citrus 32 27 36 Wakulla 32 28 36 Volusia 31 28 36 Hernando 31 27 36 Lake 31 27 35 Alachua 30 25 35 Manatee 30 26 34 Walton 30 25 35 Bay 30 25 34 Indian River 30 25 34 Escambia 29 25 33 Pasco 29 25 33 Leon 29 24 34

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Monroe 28 23 34 Charlotte 27 23 32 Flagler 27 23 32 Pinellas 27 23 31 Brevard 26 22 30 Clay 26 22 30 Martin 25 21 29 Nassau 25 21 29 Okaloosa 24 20 29 Sumter 24 19 28 Sarasota 23 19 28 Santa Rosa 23 19 27 Seminole 23 19 27 St. Johns 17 13 21

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Leon Alachua Hendry Gadsden Orange Jefferson Palm Beach Miami−Dade Seminole Duval Jackson Madison St. Johns Hillsborough Broward Union Escambia Hamilton Walton DeSoto Collier Okaloosa Martin Santa Rosa Okeechobee Pinellas Brevard Bradford Holmes Osceola Lee Sumter Putnam Lafayette Hardee St. Lucie Manatee Polk Indian River Bay Monroe Suwannee Franklin Highlands Glades Clay Lake Gulf Sarasota Columbia Washington Pasco Volusia Marion Wakulla Taylor Flagler Nassau Citrus Charlotte Calhoun Hernando Baker Levy Dixie Gilchrist Liberty Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At Level 2

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 35 32 39 Liberty 47 40 54 Gilchrist 42 37 48 Dixie 42 36 48 Levy 42 36 47 Baker 41 36 47 Hernando 41 36 47 Calhoun 41 32 50 Charlotte 41 35 46 Citrus 41 35 47 Nassau 41 36 46 Flagler 41 35 45 Taylor 40 34 46 Wakulla 40 35 45 Marion 40 34 45 Volusia 39 34 44 Pasco 39 34 44 Washington 39 33 44 Columbia 39 34 44 Sarasota 39 33 45 Gulf 39 32 46 Lake 39 34 44 Clay 39 34 43 Glades 39 32 45 Highlands 38 34 43 Franklin 38 32 45 Suwannee 38 33 44 Monroe 38 32 45 Bay 38 32 43 Indian River 38 33 43 Polk 38 33 43 Manatee 38 33 43 St. Lucie 37 32 43 Hardee 37 31 44 Lafayette 37 31 44 Putnam 37 31 43 Sumter 37 32 43 Lee 37 32 42 Osceola 37 30 44 Holmes 37 30 44 Bradford 37 31 43 Brevard 37 32 42 Pinellas 37 32 42 Okeechobee 36 30 42 Santa Rosa 36 31 41 Martin 36 30 41 Okaloosa 35 30 41 Collier 35 29 41 DeSoto 35 29 41 Walton 34 28 40 Hamilton 34 28 40 Escambia 34 29 39 Union 34 26 42 Broward 34 29 39

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Hillsborough 34 29 39 St. Johns 33 29 39 Madison 33 27 40 Jackson 33 27 40 Duval 33 29 38 Seminole 33 28 38 Miami-Dade 33 26 40 Palm Beach 33 28 38 Jefferson 32 25 39 Orange 32 27 37 Gadsden 31 26 36 Hendry 31 22 39 Alachua 29 23 35 Leon 26 21 32

    SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    Hardee Liberty DeSoto Hendry Hamilton Glades Okeechobee Gadsden Lafayette Dixie Putnam Calhoun Taylor Madison Miami−Dade Union Holmes Suwannee Washington Levy Bradford Osceola Jackson Franklin Gilchrist Baker Highlands Polk Gulf St. Lucie Marion Jefferson Columbia Citrus Hernando Wakulla Volusia Broward Lee Lake Pasco Charlotte Flagler Hillsborough Collier Manatee Bay Indian River Monroe Duval Orange Palm Beach Nassau Clay Walton Pinellas Escambia Brevard Sarasota Sumter Martin Okaloosa Santa Rosa Alachua Seminole Leon St. Johns Florida

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Percentage At or Above Level 3

    County Indirect EstimatesState Indirect Estimate

    County Credible IntervalsState Credible Interval

    NOTES: The lower bound of the credible interval for Liberty County is rounded to 0%. The lower bound of the credible interval for Hardee County is less than 0% and set to 0%. The predictions for a small number of counties become negative due to the unconstrained linear nature of the model.For more information, please refer to the PIAAC State and County Estimation Methodology Report.SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Florida 30 27 33 St. Johns 49 44 55 Leon 45 39 51 Seminole 44 38 49 Alachua 41 35 48 Santa Rosa 41 35 46 Okaloosa 40 35 46 Martin 39 34 45 Sumter 39 33 45 Sarasota 38 32 44 Brevard 37 32 43 Escambia 37 32 42 Pinellas 37 31 42 Walton 36 30 43 Clay 35 30 41 Nassau 35 29 40 Palm Beach 35 29 40 Orange 33 29 39 Duval 33 28 39 Monroe 33 27 39 Indian River 33 27 38 Bay 33 27 38 Manatee 33 27 38 Collier 32 26 38 Hillsborough 32 27 37 Flagler 32 27 38 Charlotte 32 26 38 Pasco 32 26 37 Lake 30 25 36 Lee 30 24 35 Broward 30 25 35 Volusia 30 24 34 Wakulla 29 23 34 Hernando 27 22 33 Citrus 27 22 33 Columbia 26 21 31 Jefferson 26 19 33 Marion 25 19 30 St. Lucie 24 19 30 Gulf 24 17 30 Polk 23 18 29 Highlands 23 17 28 Baker 22 16 27 Gilchrist 21 15 27 Franklin 21 15 27 Jackson 21 14 27 Osceola 21 14 27 Bradford 19 13 25 Levy 19 13 24 Washington 19 13 24 Suwannee 18 12 24 Holmes 18 11 24 Union 17 10 25 Miami-Dade 17 10 23

    See notes at end of table.

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  • Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017—Continued

    County Indirect estimate (%) Lower bound of

    credible interval (%) Upper bound of

    credible interval (%) Madison 16 10 23 Taylor 16 10 23 Calhoun 16 8 24 Putnam 16 10 21 Dixie 16 9 22 Lafayette 16 9 22 Gadsden 15 10 20 Okeechobee 14 8 20 Glades 13 7 20 Hamilton 10 4 17 Hendry 9 1 17 DeSoto 7 1 14 Liberty 7 0 14 Hardee 6 0 12

    NOTES: The lower bound of the credible interval for Liberty County is rounded to 0%. The lower bound of the credible interval for Hardee County is less than 0% and set to 0%. The predictions for a small number of counties become negative due to the unconstrained linear nature of the model. For more information, please refer to the PIAAC State and County Estimation Methodology Report. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012/2014/2017.

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    Comparison Charts of State and County Estimates – FloridaTable of Contents | FloridaAverage Literacy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Literacy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Literacy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Average Numeracy Scale Scores of Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Below Level 1 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Numeracy Skills At Level 2 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017Percentage with Numeracy Skills At or Above Level 3 in Counties in Florida: 2012/2014/2017