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Table A-15-1. Average mathematics score and percentage of public school 4th-graders, by percentage of students in the school eligible for free or reduced-price lunch and selected student characteristics: 2005
        Students in school eligible to receive free or reduced-price lunch
  Total
  10 percent or less
  11–25 percent
  26–50 percent
  51–75 percent
  More than 75 percent
Student characteristic Score Percent   Score Percent   Score Percent   Score Percent   Score Percent   Score Percent

Total 237 100   255 100   247 100   240 100   232 100   221 100
Race/ethnicity1                                   
  White 246 57   256 82   249 79   244 70   239 52   232 14
  Black 220 17   236 4   231 6   226 12   221 20   214 36
  Hispanic 225 20   244 5   236 8   231 12   226 21   221 44
  Asian/Pacific Islander 251 4   265 8   256 5   248 4   241 3   237 3
  American Indian 227 1   244 #   238 1   232 1   227 2   218 2
Language other than English spoken
   in the home
                                 
  Never 239 52   254 56   247 60   241 58   234 53   219 37
  Sometimes 240 30   257 35   249 30   242 29   234 28   222 29
  Always 229 18   254 10   241 10   233 13   227 19   221 34
Student eligibility for free or
   reduced-price lunch
                                 
  Eligible 225 46   239 7   235 19   232 36   227 59   219 87
  Not eligible 248 52   256 91   250 80   245 62   241 39   231 12

# Rounds to zero.

1Black includes African American, Hispanic includes Latino, Pacific Islander includes Native Hawaiian, and American Indian includes Alaska Native. Race categories exclude Hispanic origin unless specified.

NOTE: Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding and because data were not available for a small number of cases (1 percent of cases for race/ethnicity and 2 percent for eligibility for free or reduced-price lunch).

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2005 Mathematics Assessment, previously unpublished tabulation (October 2005).

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