Table 9. Number of Title I, magnet, and charter schools and percentage of students served, by state: School year 2001–02

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State	Number of Title I eligible schools2	Percentage of all students in these schools	Number of Title I schoolwide schools	Percentage of all students in these schools	Number of magnet schools3	Percentage of all students in these schools	Number of charter schools3	Percentage of all students in these schools
Reporting States1	46,969	47.1	23,563	25.4	1,736	3.0	2,348	1.2
Alabama	850	55.1	586	36.0	41	3.0	†	†
Alaska	301	39.2	111	13.6	17	3.2	15	1.7
Arizona	—	—	—	—	—	—	370	6.7
Arkansas	822	66.1	429	30.9	7	1.0	6	0.2
California	5,183	60.0	2,579	33.5	456	9.4	350	2.2
Colorado	784	43.2	211	11.6	2	0.1	86	3.3
Connecticut	439	36.9	87	8.3	17	1.1	15	0.5
Delaware	102	46.6	24	10.2	2	0.9	10	3.7
District of Columbia5	131	75.8	131	75.8	2	1.1	33	9.2
Florida	1,194	32.5	1,092	29.7	—	—	192	1.6
Georgia	1,020	43.8	726	30.3	62	3.6	40	1.7
Hawaii	132	39.6	124	39.3	†	†	22	1.7
Idaho	499	66.0	91	11.2	†	†	10	0.6
Illinois	2,294	56.0	938	24.9	420	14.8	23	0.4
Indiana	1,021	46.2	156	6.4	23	1.3	1	—
Iowa	729	38.6	130	8.0	†	†	†	†
Kansas	665	36.5	219	15.4	33	3.1	11	0.3
Kentucky	1,027	73.6	686	44.1	35	4.3	†	†
Louisiana	864	50.7	722	42.2	74	6.3	20	0.5
Maine	542	68.0	53	4.8	1	—	1	—
Maryland	467	26.6	338	19.2	—	—	†	†
Massachusetts	1,053	50.1	431	20.2	7	0.4	43	1.5
Michigan	( 4 )	( 4 )	( 4 )	( 4 )	†	†	204	3.8
Minnesota	988	41.1	237	8.4	66	3.4	77	1.2
Mississippi	686	70.5	606	61.3	5	0.5	1	0.1
Missouri	1,239	47.4	383	14.2	49	2.4	21	0.8
Montana	689	85.4	121	13.6	†	†	†	†
Nebraska	525	38.6	141	13.1	—	—	†	†
Nevada	208	35.3	74	12.3	9	1.3	10	0.5
New Hampshire	252	48.7	19	2.9	†	†	0	0
New Jersey	1,368	54.8	256	10.9	2	0.1	51	0.9
New Mexico	530	56.0	340	37.8	1	#	20	0.8
New York	2,800	61.9	1,930	41.5	( 4 )	( 4 )	44	—
North Carolina	997	35.7	700	23.7	165	8.3	93	1.4
North Dakota	432	67.5	53	9.0	†	†	†	†
Ohio	2,536	60.6	1,204	27.8	†	†	85	1.2
Oklahoma	1,188	58.6	786	36.9	†	†	10	0.3
Oregon	502	33.3	234	16.7	( 4 )	( 4 )	22	0.2
Pennsylvania	2,180	63.3	513	15.4	—	—	77	1.6
Rhode Island	170	46.6	78	23.0	17	7.3	6	0.5
South Carolina	511	38.8	445	32.8	25	2.3	10	0.1
South Dakota	700	86.8	123	13.2	†	†	†	†
Tennessee	—	—	—	—	18	1.2	†	†
Texas	4,547	57.7	3,959	50.5	—	—	243	1.1
Utah	218	19.9	130	11.2	†	†	9	0.1
Vermont	211	57.5	77	21.7	†	†	†	†
Virginia	776	30.6	275	10.9	166	11.4	8	0.1
Washington	959	40.3	401	16.9	14	0.8	†	†
West Virginia	429	43.5	330	30.7	0	0	†	†
Wisconsin	1,062	44.1	239	12.4	†	†	109	1.7
Wyoming	147	34.6	45	11.0	0	0	0	0
Outlying areas, DoD Dependents Schools, and Bureau of Indian Affairs
DoDDS: DoDs Overseas	†	†	†	†	†	†	†	†
DDESS: DoDs Domestic	†	†	†	†	†	†	†	†
Bureau of Indian Affairs	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
American Samoa	†	†	†	†	†	†	†	†
Guam	†	†	†	†	†	†	†	†
Northern Marianas	†	†	†	†	†	†	†	†
Puerto Rico	1,477	96.4	1,393	91.0	151	10.8	83	6.0
Virgin Islands	36	100.0	0	0	1	7.2	0	0
— Not available.
† Not applicable.
# Rounds to zero.
1Reporting states totals exclude states for which data were missing for 20 percent of more of the schools or districts.
2Number of Title I eligible schools includes those with and without schoolwide Title I programs.
3Zero indicates that this type of school is authorized but none were operating.
4Data were missing for more than 20 percent of schools.
5Membership data were missing for 5 of the 33 charter schools in the District of Columbia.
NOTE: Percentages are based on all schools reporting in a state. Numbers of schools include those not reporting students in membership. U.S. totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey," 2001–02.

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