
Table 3. Number of public high school graduates, by state: School years 1992-93 to 1996-97
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Reported Reported Reported Estimated Estimated
State 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97
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United States 2,234,649 2,220,849 2,273,541 2,292,528 /a/ 2,358,085 /a/
Alabama 36,007 34,447 36,268 35,043 /b/ 35,253
Alaska 5,535 5,747 5,765 5,709 6,376
Arizona 31,747 31,799 30,989 30,995 /a/ 31,815 /a/
Arkansas 25,655 24,990 24,636 24,628 24,874
California 249,320 253,083 255,200 262,441 265,400
Colorado 31,839 31,867 32,409 32,607 /b/ 34,688
Connecticut 26,799 26,330 26,445 26,445 /b/ 26,560
Delaware 5,492 5,230 5,234 5,609 /b/ 5,822
District of Columbia 3,136 3,207 2,974 2,926 /a/ 2,955 /a/
Florida 89,428 88,032 89,827 89,242 96,070
Georgia 57,602 56,356 56,660 57,797 /b/ 59,421
Hawaii 8,854 9,369 9,407 9,993 10,143
Idaho 12,974 13,281 14,198 14,667 /b/ 15,562
Illinois 103,628 102,126 105,164 104,626 /b/ 107,766
Indiana 56,982 54,650 56,058 56,575 57,720
Iowa 30,677 30,247 31,268 31,689 /b/ 32,479
Kansas 24,720 25,319 26,125 25,803 /b/ 26,450
Kentucky 36,361 38,454 37,626 37,245 37,453
Louisiana 33,682 34,822 36,480 36,881 /b/ 36,620 /a/
Maine 12,103 11,384 11,501 13,470 /b/ 13,250
Maryland 39,523 39,091 41,387 41,785 /b/ 42,482
Massachusetts 48,321 47,453 47,679 48,421 /a/ 50,464 /a/
Michigan 85,302 83,385 84,628 84,300 90,600
Minnesota 48,002 47,514 49,354 50,300 52,500
Mississippi 23,597 23,379 23,837 23,040 23,185
Missouri 46,864 46,566 48,862 48,870 49,986
Montana 9,389 9,601 10,134 10,234 10,645
Nebraska 17,569 17,072 17,969 18,591 /b/ 20,682
Nevada 9,042 9,485 10,038 10,374 11,257
New Hampshire 10,065 9,933 10,145 9,478 9,353
New Jersey 67,134 66,125 67,403 68,179 /a/ 70,774 /a/
New Mexico 15,172 14,892 14,928 15,446 /b/ 15,871
New York 132,963 132,708 132,401 134,500 137,420
North Carolina 60,460 57,738 59,540 56,770 /b/ 58,000
North Dakota 7,310 7,522 7,817 7,967 /b/ 8,063
Ohio 109,200 107,700 109,418 102,755 103,755
Oklahoma 30,542 31,872 33,319 32,843 30,628
Oregon 26,301 26,338 26,713 27,093 /b/ 27,200
Pennsylvania 103,715 101,958 104,146 108,520 112,920
Rhode Island 7,640 7,450 7,826 7,693 7,695
South Carolina 31,297 30,603 30,680 34,300 35,800
South Dakota 7,952 8,442 8,355 8,671 /b/ 9,385
Tennessee 44,166 40,643 43,556 43,556 /b/ 43,902
Texas 162,270 163,191 170,322 171,321 175,996
Utah 24,197 26,407 27,670 27,819 30,248
Vermont 5,697 5,414 5,871 5,881 /a/ 6,046 /a/
Virginia 56,948 56,140 58,260 59,633 /b/ 61,388
Washington 45,262 47,235 49,294 50,670 53,843
West Virginia 20,228 19,884 20,131 20,531 /b/ 19,947
Wisconsin 50,027 48,371 51,735 52,710 55,473
Wyoming 5,953 5,997 5,889 5,886 /b/ 5,900
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Outlying Areas
American Samoa 712 738 695 696 /a/ 715 /a/
Guam 912 985 987 1,003 /a/ 1,045 /a/
Northern Marianas 245 328 319 322 /b/ 288
Puerto Rico 29,064 27,718 29,747 29,875 /b/ 30,003
Virgin Islands 927 886 995 940 935
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a/ Data estimated by NCES based on previous year's data.NOTE: Data labeled "reported" may differ from data reported in other NCES publications. All school year 1995-96 and 1996-97 data are state estimates, except where noted. Estimates are as of March 1997.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, NCES, Common Core of Data.