United States2 | 74.7 | 2,799,250 | 3,748,452 | 3,618,589 | 4,050,398 | 3,576,370 |
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Alabama | 65.9 | 37,453 | 56,844 | 52,543 | 61,038 | 56,951 |
Alaska | 64.1 | 6,909 | 10,777 | 10,219 | 11,734 | 10,377 |
Arizona | 84.7 | 59,498 | 70,268 | 71,551 | 73,522 | 65,732 |
Arkansas | 75.7 | 26,621 | 35,167 | 34,499 | 36,018 | 34,983 |
California | 74.6 | 355,217 | 476,473 | 476,400 | 505,416 | 447,601 |
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Colorado | 76.7 | 44,532 | 58,026 | 55,938 | 62,756 | 55,384 |
Connecticut | 80.9 | 35,515 | 43,902 | 42,488 | 46,621 | 42,597 |
Delaware | 73.1 | 6,934 | 9,491 | 8,797 | 10,602 | 9,075 |
District of Columbia | 68.8 | 2,781 | 4,040 | 4,278 | 4,256 | 3,588 |
Florida | 64.6 | 133,318 | 206,251 | 184,325 | 248,764 | 185,663 |
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Georgia | 61.7 | 70,834 | 114,731 | 106,335 | 128,734 | 109,124 |
Hawaii | 75.1 | 10,813 | 14,393 | 13,702 | 16,046 | 13,430 |
Idaho | 81.0 | 15,768 | 19,458 | 19,406 | 19,923 | 19,046 |
Illinois | 79.4 | 123,615 | 155,735 | 151,956 | 165,899 | 149,350 |
Indiana | 73.2 | 55,444 | 75,749 | 73,684 | 79,320 | 74,244 |
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Iowa | 86.6 | 33,547 | 38,744 | 38,626 | 40,216 | 37,391 |
Kansas | 79.2 | 30,355 | 38,344 | 38,138 | 39,839 | 37,057 |
Kentucky | 75.9 | 38,399 | 50,593 | 48,139 | 54,051 | 49,589 |
Louisiana | 63.9 | 36,009 | 56,359 | 49,101 | 57,404 | 62,570 |
Maine | 78.6 | 13,077 | 16,639 | 15,823 | 16,888 | 17,206 |
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Maryland | 79.3 | 54,170 | 68,304 | 66,028 | 73,789 | 65,095 |
Massachusetts | 78.7 | 59,665 | 75,775 | 72,404 | 80,394 | 74,527 |
Michigan | 73.0 | 101,582 | 139,120 | 136,929 | 148,732 | 131,698 |
Minnesota | 85.9 | 58,391 | 67,950 | 68,563 | 69,032 | 66,254 |
Mississippi | 63.3 | 23,523 | 37,136 | 34,055 | 39,638 | 37,715 |
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Missouri | 80.6 | 57,841 | 71,747 | 70,210 | 75,599 | 69,432 |
Montana | 81.5 | 10,335 | 12,682 | 12,480 | 13,026 | 12,540 |
Nebraska | 87.8 | 19,940 | 22,720 | 22,440 | 23,855 | 21,864 |
Nevada | 55.8 | 15,740 | 28,220 | 27,131 | 32,147 | 25,381 |
New Hampshire3 | 80.1 | 13,775 | 17,206 | 16,633 | 17,706 | 17,279 |
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New Jersey | 85.1 | 86,502 | 101,681 | 100,946 | 104,932 | 99,166 |
New Mexico | 65.4 | 17,353 | 26,516 | 25,863 | 28,816 | 24,870 |
New York | 65.3 | 153,203 | 234,546 | 231,657 | 257,489 | 214,493 |
North Carolina | 72.6 | 75,010 | 103,332 | 96,462 | 114,236 | 99,299 |
North Dakota | 86.3 | 7,555 | 8,754 | 8,705 | 8,906 | 8,651 |
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Ohio | 80.2 | 116,702 | 145,430 | 139,163 | 156,744 | 140,383 |
Oklahoma | 76.9 | 36,227 | 47,106 | 45,476 | 49,312 | 46,529 |
Oregon | 74.2 | 32,602 | 43,957 | 44,034 | 45,261 | 42,576 |
Pennsylvania | 82.5 | 124,758 | 151,193 | 148,428 | 160,520 | 144,631 |
Rhode Island | 78.4 | 9,881 | 12,598 | 12,244 | 13,538 | 12,013 |
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South Carolina | 60.1 | 33,439 | 55,661 | 49,445 | 64,279 | 53,259 |
South Dakota | 82.3 | 8,585 | 10,431 | 10,326 | 10,652 | 10,316 |
Tennessee | 68.5 | 47,967 | 70,038 | 67,021 | 75,592 | 67,502 |
Texas | 74.0 | 239,717 | 323,884 | 300,338 | 366,895 | 304,419 |
Utah | 84.4 | 30,253 | 35,830 | 36,254 | 35,854 | 35,381 |
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Vermont | 86.5 | 7,152 | 8,265 | 8,180 | 8,603 | 8,013 |
Virginia | 79.6 | 73,667 | 92,514 | 88,952 | 100,795 | 87,795 |
Washington | 75.0 | 61,094 | 81,457 | 80,815 | 86,396 | 77,160 |
West Virginia | 77.3 | 17,137 | 22,172 | 21,210 | 23,370 | 21,936 |
Wisconsin | 86.7 | 63,229 | 72,925 | 73,022 | 77,802 | 67,950 |
Wyoming | 76.7 | 5,616 | 7,318 | 7,226 | 7,443 | 7,286 |
1 First-time 9th-graders were estimated as the average of student membership in grades 8, 9, and 10 in 3 consecutive years. |
2 U.S. totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia. |
3 New Hampshire included homeschooled students in reported membership in 2000–01. This could inflate the denominator for the AFGR slightly. |
NOTE: The averaged freshman graduation rate (AFGR) is an estimate of the percentage of an entering freshman class graduating in 4 years. For 2004–05, it equals the total number of diploma recipients in 2004–05 divided by the average membership of the 8th-grade class in 2000–01, the 9th-grade class in 2001–02, and the 10th-grade class in 2002–03. |
SOURCE: Sable, J., and Garofano, A. (2007). Public Elementary and Secondary School Student Enrollment, High School Completions, and Staff From the Common Core of Data: School Year 2005–06 (NCES 2007-352), table 4. |