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Is America More Literate Today or Less than in the 90's - illiteracy in america - In 1993, the US Central Intelligence Agency's World Factbook published that the United States had a 97.9% literacy rate;[4] and 99.99% in 2008. - It has been estimated that areas in the United States with higher immigrant populations have the lowest literacy rates in the country. - A study released recently could question higher education in the US, because it not only questions Americans' literacy, but also taps into concerns in some quarters about the country's declining standing in the world. - The Survey of Adult Skills by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development shows that despite having higher than average levels of educational attainment, adults in the United States have below-average basic literacy and numeracy skills. - The U.S. ranked 16th out of 23 countries in literacy proficiency, 21st in numeracy proficiency, and 14th in problem solving in technology-rich environments, according to the OECD survey. - High School Graduation Rate Hits 40-Year Peak in the U.S. 90% HS graduation rate in US - however, reporting for Blacks is still hovering around 50% or 62% depending on whom you talk to, but it's all false data. For Blacks they do not count Blacks who might leave school for more than a week and later return. This is unique only to Blacks. Everyone else is counted in full. - adults with high school children more educated than them - 6th grade educated Boeing engineer that designs planes - illegal aliens steadily bring down the literacy rate in the US. and they say all illiterate adults earn below the poverty line.