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Education in Santa Barbara, Honduras: official figures

People aged 15 and over in Santa Barbara had an average of 6.4 years of schooling in 2023, ranking joint 4th lowest of 18 departments.

Average years of schooling (15+)
6.4
2023

What share of children attend preschool in Santa Barbara?

32.3% of children aged 3 to 5 in Santa Barbara were enrolled at an education centre in 2023 (national rate 30.2%), ranking 9th highest of 18 departments.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

What share of children attend primary school in Santa Barbara?

83.6% of children aged 6 to 11 in Santa Barbara were enrolled at an education centre in 2023 (national rate 82.5%), ranking joint 9th highest of 18 departments.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

What share of children attend lower secondary school in Santa Barbara?

47.3% of children aged 12 to 14 in Santa Barbara were enrolled at an education centre in 2023 (national rate 42.3%), ranking 5th highest of 18 departments.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

What share of children attend upper secondary school in Santa Barbara?

26.2% of young people aged 15 to 17 in Santa Barbara were enrolled at an education centre in 2023 (national rate 30.3%), ranking 8th lowest of 18 departments.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

Does education raise income in Santa Barbara?

Household income per person in Santa Barbara was L8,535 a month when the head of household had higher education in 2023, against L2,566 when the head had no schooling.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

How Santa Barbara compares with other departments

Average years of schooling (15 and over) (2023)

Santa Barbara ranks 15 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionAverage years of schooling (15 and over)
12Olancho6.5
13Paraiso6.5
14Intibuca6.4
15Santa Barbara6.4
16Copan6.0
17Ocotepeque5.7
18Lempira5.3
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

Children aged 3-5 enrolled (2023)

Santa Barbara ranks 9 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 3-5 enrolled
6Islas De Bahia35.4%
7Copan35.3%
8Choluteca35.3%
9Santa Barbara32.3%
10Francisco Morazan29.7%
11Colon29.5%
12Olancho29.4%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

Children aged 6-11 enrolled (2023)

Santa Barbara ranks 10 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 6-11 enrolled
7Intibuca84.8%
8Francisco Morazan83.8%
9Lempira83.6%
10Santa Barbara83.6%
11Copan83.4%
12Cortes81.2%
13Ocotepeque79.6%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

Children aged 12-14 enrolled (2023)

Santa Barbara ranks 5 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 12-14 enrolled
2Cortes54.3%
3Intibuca51.9%
4Francisco Morazan49.3%
5Santa Barbara47.3%
6Valle46.3%
7La Paz44.1%
8Gracias A Dios42.0%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

Young people aged 15-17 enrolled (2023)

Santa Barbara ranks 11 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionYoung people aged 15-17 enrolled
8Yoro27.7%
9Paraiso27.0%
10Colon26.3%
11Santa Barbara26.2%
12Ocotepeque25.7%
13Valle25.2%
14La Paz24.2%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Honduras · saved copy

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