While 42 states provided sufficient pass rate data, nine states have not yet made this data public. Having better data on teacher licensure tests is a valuable lever in building a stronger, more diverse teacher workforce. Contact your state to ask them to make this data public.
| State | Details | Who to contact to request that state releases data |
| California | State provided incomplete data that was not sufficient for a dashboard | California Commission on Teacher Credentialing |
| Georgia | State did not provide data | Georgia Professional Standards Commission |
| Indiana | Indiana has now provided data; it will be posted in the near future. | |
| Maine | State did not provide data | Maine Department of Education |
| Mississippi | Mississippi has now provided data; it will be posted in the near future. | |
| Montana | State did not provide data | Montana Office of Public Instruction |
| North Carolina | State did not provide data | North Carolina Department of Public Instruction |
| Oklahoma | State provided incomplete data that was not sufficient for a dashboard | Oklahoma State Department of Education |
| South Dakota | State did not provide data | South Dakota Department of Education |
| Utah | State did not provide data | Utah State Board of Education |
| Washington | State provided incomplete data that was not sufficient for a dashboard | Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction |
| Wisconsin | Wisconsin has now provided data; it will be posted in the near future. |
For states that provided incomplete data, see Appendix A for more information about which data the states provided.
