Table 100.

Public secondary schools, by grade span, average school size, and state or jurisdiction: 2006–07

State or jurisdiction	Total, all secondary schools	Total, all regular secondary schools1	Schools, by grade span							Vocational schools2	Average number of students per school3
			Grades 7 to 8 and 7 to 9	Grades 7 to 12	Grades 8 to 12	Grades 9 to 12	Grades 10 to 12	Other spans ending with grade 12	Other grade spans		All secondary schools	Regular secondary schools1
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
United States	23,436	19,379	3,112	3,268	780	14,324	719	331	902	1,240	711	811
Alabama	406	314	34	92	13	230	28	2	7	69	682	705
Alaska	84	66	16	22	2	42	2	0	0	1	501	602
Arizona	613	480	83	35	8	466	9	3	9	118	687	715
Arkansas	363	358	58	140	6	98	40	1	20	24	487	491
California	2,302	1,566	331	315	55	1,576	0	0	25	0	939	1,321
Colorado	411	347	62	60	3	270	7	2	7	5	614	701
Connecticut	256	194	38	18	3	175	14	6	2	17	779	960
Delaware	50	34	6	7	30	6	0	0	1	6	953	1,018
District of Columbia	45	39	9	4	0	29	0	0	3	5	424	475
Florida	619	415	18	69	24	405	16	25	62	46	1,100	1,598
Georgia	387	369	12	6	6	335	4	0	24	0	1,187	1,235
Hawaii	52	52	11	9	0	32	0	0	0	0	1,223	1,223
Idaho	231	157	41	48	1	121	16	0	4	11	445	589
Illinois	982	837	148	68	25	621	20	59	41	50	733	810
Indiana	427	416	73	93	4	247	2	1	7	28	851	871
Iowa	454	383	49	84	0	303	9	4	5	0	385	445
Kansas	398	396	59	84	6	240	7	1	1	0	420	421
Kentucky	305	230	27	50	17	194	5	6	6	126	624	808
Louisiana	299	256	39	49	91	96	16	1	7	7	664	728
Maine	152	123	15	11	1	124	1	0	0	27	536	544
Maryland	278	216	19	9	5	210	19	5	11	24	1,099	1,262
Massachusetts	360	330	36	37	5	277	1	1	3	30	872	869
Michigan	928	728	102	99	34	595	44	10	44	56	624	765
Minnesota	823	463	58	275	71	328	49	27	15	12	410	639
Mississippi	234	234	31	46	5	133	7	2	10	89	649	649
Missouri	681	594	77	205	1	349	22	10	17	61	558	563
Montana	352	349	181	0	0	169	1	0	1	0	176	177
Nebraska	331	331	30	184	0	113	4	0	0	0	358	358
Nevada	115	103	18	6	5	79	2	5	0	1	1,119	1,204
New Hampshire	100	100	15	0	0	82	0	0	3	0	712	712
New Jersey	470	408	68	31	5	337	14	4	11	54	997	1,088
New Mexico	218	195	40	21	6	130	8	0	13	0	522	566
New York	1,088	965	89	165	14	684	23	4	109	30	857	897
North Carolina	501	466	26	15	9	409	5	5	32	9	888	944
North Dakota	182	182	12	115	3	48	2	1	1	6	219	219
Ohio	1,019	953	140	141	50	628	17	13	30	75	661	671
Oklahoma	576	572	95	0	0	413	50	3	15	0	352	353
Oregon	295	271	34	41	12	199	5	3	1	0	644	691
Pennsylvania	816	732	100	162	18	456	51	9	20	85	861	882
Rhode Island	65	53	8	1	1	52	0	0	3	12	806	931
South Carolina	243	243	22	13	7	184	8	6	3	13	976	976
South Dakota	259	259	85	1	0	173	0	0	0	0	168	168
Tennessee	346	309	26	29	13	247	15	4	12	22	877	935
Texas	2,147	1,502	333	195	106	1,146	52	52	263	0	697	939
Utah	358	225	101	37	22	72	79	17	30	8	620	899
Vermont	56	55	9	18	0	29	0	0	0	15	591	602
Virginia	358	346	35	6	35	271	4	1	6	51	1,180	1,197
Washington	573	406	93	65	50	319	24	10	12	13	653	852
West Virginia	118	118	11	15	0	90	2	0	0	31	712	712
Wisconsin	602	549	62	62	6	427	11	28	6	3	521	558
Wyoming	108	90	27	10	2	65	4	0	0	0	302	346
Bureau of Indian Education	25	25	1	6	0	18	0	0	0	0	—	—
DoD, domestic	6	6	1	0	1	4	0	0	0	0	429	429
DoD, overseas	34	34	2	17	0	15	0	0	0	0	446	446
Other jurisdictions
American Samoa	6	5	0	0	0	5	1	0	0	1	771	887
Guam	4	4	0	0	0	4	0	0	0	0	—	—
Northern Marianas	6	6	1	1	0	4	0	0	0	0	748	748
Puerto Rico	393	366	191	26	1	3	158	0	14	26	553	543
U.S. Virgin Islands	10	8	5	0	0	5	0	0	0	1	827	922

— Not available. 1 Excludes vocational, special education, and alternative schools. 2 Vocational schools are also included under appropriate grade span. 3 Average for schools reporting enrollment data. Enrollment data were available for 22,594 out of 23,436 public secondary schools in 2006–07. NOTE: Includes schools with no grade lower than 7. Excludes schools not reported by grade level, such as some special education schools for the disabled. DoD = Department of Defense. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey," 2006–07. (This table was prepared September 2008.)