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'''Education in the United States''' is decentralized, with authority divided among federal, state, and local governments. The system includes public schools, private institutions, and higher education universities.

== Structure ==
* '''Elementary school''' – Grades K–5
* '''Middle school''' – Grades 6–8
* '''High school''' – Grades 9–12
* '''Higher education''' – Colleges, universities, community colleges

== Funding ==
Most public schools are funded by state and local taxes, primarily property taxes. The federal government provides supplementary support for special programs.

== Higher Education ==
The U.S. is home to many of the world’s leading universities, including Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. Tuition costs vary widely, and student loans are a major source of funding.

== Government Resources ==
* [https://www.ed.gov U.S. Department of Education]
* [https://nces.ed.gov National Center for Education Statistics]

== FAQs ==
'''Q: Is education free in the U.S.?'''
A: Public K–12 education is free; higher education typically requires tuition.

'''Q: What is compulsory education age?'''
A: Varies by state, generally ages 5–16 or 18.

'''Q: Are international students allowed?'''
A: Yes, but they must secure student visas.

== See also ==
* [[Immigration to the United States]]
* [[Taxes in the United States]]
* [[Cost of Living in the United States (2025)]]

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