35. Georgia
> Total mean score: 1,060
> Evidence-based reading and writing (ERW) score: 541 — 18th lowest
> Math score: 520 — 14th lowest
> Total test takers: 64,886
34. New York
> Total mean score: 1,067
> Evidence-based reading and writing (ERW) score: 534 — 16th lowest
> Math score: 533 — 20th lowest
> Total test takers: 122,170
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33. Indiana
> Total mean score: 1,073
> Evidence-based reading and writing (ERW) score: 540 — 17th lowest
> Math score: 533 — 19th lowest
> Total test takers: 37,425
32. Maryland
> Total mean score: 1,075
> Evidence-based reading and writing (ERW) score: 546 — 20th lowest
> Math score: 529 — 17th lowest
> Total test takers: 39,083
31. New Jersey
> Total mean score: 1,079
> Evidence-based reading and writing (ERW) score: 543 — 19th lowest
> Math score: 537 — 22nd lowest
> Total test takers: 72,338
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