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NAEP Technical DocumentationEligible Schools Sampled for the 2009 State Assessment

The following table shows the number of eligible fourth- and eighth-grade schools sampled for each NAEP 2009 state assessment jurisdiction.

Eligible grades 4 and 8 sampled schools, state assessment, by jurisdiction: 2009

NOTE: School counts are rounded to nearest ten. Detail may not sum to totals due to rounding. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2009 Assessment.
Jurisdiction	Fourth grade		Eighth grade
	Total school sample	Eligible school sample	Total school sample	Eligible school sample
Total	9,860	9,270	7,420	6,790
Alabama	140	130	120	110
Alaska	200	190	140	120
Arizona	150	140	140	130
Arkansas	150	140	130	120
California–Fresno	60	60	30	20
California–Los Angeles	90	90	80	80
California–San Diego	70	70	40	40
California–Balance	110	100	110	100
Colorado	160	150	130	120
Connecticut	140	130	120	110
Delaware	110	100	60	50
Florida-Miami	90	90	70	60
Florida–Balance	110	100	110	100
Georgia–Atlanta	60	60	20	20
Georgia–Balance	110	110	100	100
Hawaii	140	140	80	70
Idaho	170	160	120	110
Illinois–Chicago	110	110	110	110
Illinois–Balance	120	110	100	90
Indiana	140	140	110	110
Iowa	190	180	140	130
Kansas	150	150	130	120
Kentucky–Jefferson County	70	70	40	30
Kentucky–Balance	130	120	110	100
Louisiana	150	150	160	120
Maine	220	210	140	140
Maryland–Baltimore	90	80	50	40
Maryland–Balance	120	120	100	90
Massachusetts–Boston	80	80	40	30
Massachusetts–Balance	140	130	110	100
Michigan–Detroit	70	60	60	50
Michigan–Balance	140	130	110	100
Minnesota	190	170	170	140
Mississippi	140	130	120	120
Missouri	170	160	130	130
Montana	290	260	190	180
Nebraska	200	170	140	120
Nevada	130	130	90	90
New Hampshire	170	160	100	100
New Jersey	140	140	120	110
New Mexico	170	160	120	110
New York–New York City	90	90	90	90
New York–Balance	90	90	80	70
North Carolina–Charlotte	60	60	40	30
North Carolina–Balance	140	130	120	120
North Dakota	280	250	220	190
Ohio–Cleveland	80	80	80	80
Ohio–Balance	150	130	120	110
Oklahoma	180	180	150	150
Oregon	190	180	140	130
Pennsylvania–Philadelphia	70	70	60	60
Pennsylvania–Balance	130	120	100	90
Rhode Island	160	150	60	60
South Carolina	130	130	110	110
South Dakota	340	310	280	240
Tennessee	140	140	120	120
Texas–Austin	70	70	20	20
Texas–Houston	100	90	50	40
Texas–Balance	120	110	120	110
Utah	160	150	130	110
Vermont	230	230	130	120
Virginia	130	130	110	110
Washington	180	160	140	130
West Virginia	210	200	120	120
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	90	90	70	60
Wisconsin–Balance	160	160	120	110
Wyoming	200	180	110	90
Other jurisdictions
Bureau of Indian Education (BIE)	140	130	120	110
Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA)	130	110	80	60
District of Columbia	150	120	80	60

The following table shows the number of eligible twelfth-grade schools sampled for each NAEP 2009 state assessment jurisdiction.

Eligible grade 12 sampled schools, state assessment, by jurisdiction: 2009

Jurisdiction	Total school sample	Eligible school sample
NOTE: School counts are rounded to nearest ten. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2009 Assessment.
Arkansas	110	100
Connecticut	100	100
Florida	100	80
Idaho	100	100
Illinois	100	90
Iowa	120	120
Massachusetts	100	90
New Hampshire	60	60
New Jersey	100	90
South Dakota	140	130
West Virginia	90	90

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