Education

Having an inadequate education most often leads to or enforces a cycle of poverty. Through failing to qualify for good jobs, lower educational attainment is associated with lower earnings, higher crime rates, poorer health and mortality outcomes, and fewer opportunities.

The Data
Education

Vineyard Ministries
in

Action

Ministries within the Vineyard movement that are tackling this issue.

Buffalo, NY

5 Loaves Farm

Producing spiritual, educational, & economic resources for our neighbors.

Cincinnati, OH

The Healing Center

Offering practical, social, and spiritual support to individuals and families.

Outside
Organizations

Other organizations outside of the Vineyard movement that we have recognized are making a difference within this issue.

Convoy of Hope

By the Numbers (in the US)

Educational Attainment Levels

Less than a high school diploma or equivalent

8.9%

High school graduate as highest level of school completed

27.9%

Some college but no degree

14.9%

Associate degree as highest level of school completed

10.5%

Bachelor’s degree as highest degree

23.5%

Advanced degree such as masters, professional, or doctoral

14.4%

Educational attainment by race in 2022.


Having High school diploma → Having Associate Degree or Higher

Hispanic

88% → 34%

Pacific Islander

90% → 36%

American Indian / Alaska Native

92% → 19%

Black

95% → 36%

White

97% → 56%

Asian

99% → 78%

Educational characteristics of householder with median household income in 2021

No completed education

$31,162

High School Graduate

$50,401

Some College, No Degree

$60,980

Associate Degree

$70,450

Bachelor’s Degree

$105,552

Master’s Degree

$124,341

Professional Degree

$154,333

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Item

24.3%

Sources & Citations

Source data may contain reporting lags of one to three years as official sources publish their research and information becomes available.

Individuals experiencing this issue are often also affected by these other related issues.