Table 2. Number and percentage of all public schools that had any students with an Individual Education Plan (IEP) or who were limited-English proficient (LEP) and percentage of students with an IEP or who were LEP, by state: 2007-08

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Table 2. Number and percentage of all public schools that had any students with an Individual Education Plan (IEP) or who were limited-English proficient (LEP) and percentage of students with an IEP or who were LEP, by state: 2007-08

	IEP				LEP
State	Number of schools with at least 1 IEP student	Percent of all schools with at least 1 IEP student	Percent of K-12 students with an IEP		Number of schools with at least 1 LEP student	Percent of all schools with at least 1 LEP student	Percent of K-12 students who were LEP
United States	89,070	98.1	12.3		60,900	67.1	11.3

Alabama	1,470	99.7	12.3		990	66.8	3.0
Alaska	480	100.0	15.1		320	67.2	14.7
Arizona	1,920	100.0	10.8		1,630	85.1	13.4
Arkansas	990	99.6	10.5		560	56.3	7.4
California	8,850	95.1	9.7		8,450	90.9	24.9

Colorado	1,580	99.1	8.7		1,290	80.6	10.9
Connecticut	1,060	100.0	10.2		820	77.5	5.0
Delaware	210	100.0	17.6	!	140	68.3	8.0
District of Columbia	190	96.5	14.4		110	56.5	15.5
Florida	3,230	97.0	15.5		2,710	81.5	10.2

Georgia	2,240	96.4	11.2		1,760	75.8	5.6
Hawaii	300	100.0	11.6		250	85.9	8.6
Idaho	640	91.7	10.2		480	68.8	9.0
Illinois	3,960	97.2	14.2		1,750	42.9	10.9
Indiana	1,890	100.0	14.9		1,150	60.7	6.3

Iowa	1,290	99.4	11.7		610	47.1	6.6
Kansas	1,370	100.0	11.8		680	50.0	8.5
Kentucky	1,360	100.0	15.8		650	47.7	2.9
Louisiana	1,360	98.6	12.4		630	45.7	2.7	!
Maine	680	99.7	16.2		230	32.9	3.8	!

Maryland	1,400	98.2	10.9		810	57.0	6.2
Massachusetts	1,800	100.0	16.4		1,350	75.4	5.3
Michigan	3,530	95.8	13.1		1,870	50.7	5.1
Minnesota	1,880	97.6	12.3		1,160	60.4	8.6
Mississippi	1,030	97.7	11.9		430	41.3	2.1

Missouri	2,000	98.7	13.1		870	43.0	3.2
Montana	530	91.9	10.9		170	29.5	7.5
Nebraska	900	100.0	15.1		310	34.0	5.9
Nevada	530	100.0	11.3		490	92.5	20.4
New Hampshire	450	100.0	14.5		290	64.6	2.8

New Jersey	2,440	99.1	13.2		1,590	64.7	4.7
New Mexico	720	100.0	14.2		580	81.6	21.2
New York	4,580	99.0	14.3		3,630	78.5	8.7
North Carolina	2,370	99.5	11.5		1,860	78.2	8.3
North Dakota	360	96.0	12.0		110	29.9	‡

Ohio	3,570	98.1	13.8		1,250	34.3	2.0	!
Oklahoma	1,560	100.0	13.8		960	61.8	6.2
Oregon	1,190	99.8	11.6		980	82.2	12.5
Pennsylvania	3,200	99.4	14.7		1,960	61.0	2.6
Rhode Island	310	100.0	16.2		180	56.0	7.9	!

South Carolina	1,100	100.0	13.0		820	75.2	5.7
South Dakota	420	90.1	11.9		230	48.9	4.9
Tennessee	1,610	99.0	12.5		1,000	61.7	4.0
Texas	8,220	99.1	9.8		7,150	86.2	17.3
Utah	910	98.8	10.9		770	82.7	7.3

Vermont	340	100.0	14.1		180	53.4	2.4
Virginia	1,980	99.5	12.9		1,430	72.1	5.7
Washington	1,980	93.5	10.5		1,500	70.9	8.7
West Virginia	750	100.0	16.5		220	29.3	1.0	!
Wisconsin	2,030	100.0	13.3		1,340	65.8	7.9
Wyoming	310	94.3	12.5		160	49.3	3.3
! Interpret data with caution. The standard error for this estimate is equal to 30 percent or more of the estimate's value.
‡ Reporting standards not met.
NOTE: Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey (SASS), "Public School Data File," 2007-08.

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