Table 204.75e.

Number and percentage of homeless students enrolled in public elementary and secondary schools in the 120 largest school districts, by primary nighttime residence and selected student characteristics: 2014-15

Name of district	State	Rank order, by total enroll-ment	Total enroll-ment	All homeless students						Number of homeless students with selected characteristics
				Total number of homeless students enrolled2	Homeless students as a percent of total enroll-ment	Number, by primary nighttime residence1
						Doubled-up or shared housing3	Hotels or motels	Shelters, transitional housing, or awaiting foster care placement	Unsheltered4	Unaccom-panied homeless youth5	English language learners6	Migrant stu-dents7	Students with disabil-ities8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
New York City1	New York	1	995,192	100,254	10.1	51,828	94	42,995	4,120	6,423	21,545	‡	25,786
Los Angeles Unified	California	2	646,683	5,048	0.8	2,901	572	789	786	34	1,444	4	704
City of Chicago (SD 299)1	Illinois	3	392,558	19,902	5.1	17,336	129	2,311	111	2,520	856	0	3,644
Dade	Florida	4	356,964	3,972	1.1	2,554	212	1,044	162	252	640	7	518
Clark County	Nevada	5	324,093	11,240	3.5	8,197	2,110	716	217	799	2,196	21	1,451
Broward	Florida	6	266,265	2,264	0.9	1,422	267	517	58	411	169	‡	414
Houston ISD	Texas	7	215,225	6,295	2.9	5,037	245	796	217	754	1,841	22	555
Hillsborough	Florida	8	207,469	3,803	1.8	2,893	383	428	99	223	491	44	659
Orange	Florida	9	191,648	6,786	3.5	4,733	1,541	448	64	290	1,006	15	1,086
Palm Beach	Florida	10	186,605	3,750	2.0	2,492	275	870	113	458	671	107	732
Fairfax County	Virginia	11	185,541	2,275	1.2	1,700	124	444	7	596	908	0	503
Hawaii Department of       Education	Hawaii	12	182,384	3,526	1.9	2,204	14	1,021	287	18	573	36	560
Gwinnett County	Georgia	13	173,246	2,497	1.4	954	1,320	208	15	75	124	8	467
Dallas ISD	Texas	14	160,253	3,178	2.0	1,745	481	922	30	98	661	3	366
Wake County	North Carolina	15	155,820	2,570	1.6	1,755	429	373	13	51	157	0	627
Montgomery County	Maryland	16	154,434	1,050	0.7	656	227	161	6	33	194	‡	203
Charlotte-Mecklenburg	North Carolina	17	145,636	4,410	3.0	2,991	914	496	9	173	117	0	560
Philadelphia City	Pennsylvania	18	134,241	3,430	2.6	1,740	26	1,664	0	80	251	84	507
San Diego Unified	California	19	129,779	6,761	5.2	5,241	218	1,165	137	90	2,226	8	1,012
Duval	Florida	20	128,685	2,163	1.7	1,535	166	443	19	405	78	0	328
Prince George's County	Maryland	21	127,576	2,579	2.0	2,163	158	239	19	408	341	‡	417
Shelby County	Tennessee	22	115,810	648	0.6	473	94	74	7	22	23	0	69
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD	Texas	23	113,023	1,801	1.6	1,513	203	68	17	275	272	‡	211
Cobb County	Georgia	24	111,751	1,609	1.4	852	614	130	13	48	58	0	296
Baltimore County	Maryland	25	109,830	2,689	2.4	2,214	229	232	14	358	118	‡	469
Pinellas	Florida	26	103,774	3,756	3.6	2,541	481	689	45	500	276	0	715
Northside ISD	Texas	27	103,606	1,432	1.4	1,022	148	257	5	158	103	7	229
DeKalb County	Georgia	28	101,103	1,975	2.0	1,109	615	160	91	80	40	0	298
Jefferson County1	Kentucky	29	100,602	6,475	6.4	4,210	359	1,793	42	71	1,374	0	987
Polk	Florida	30	99,723	3,515	3.5	2,570	409	357	179	475	323	53	527
Fulton County	Georgia	31	95,460	1,621	1.7	916	497	194	14	103	42	0	234
Albuquerque	New Mexico	32	93,001	3,400	3.7	2,310	191	259	640	741	848	0	850
Lee	Florida	33	89,364	1,248	1.4	740	183	292	33	302	139	85	250
Denver	Colorado	34	88,839	3,175	3.6	1,661	525	937	52	179	123	6	479
Prince William County	Virginia	35	86,641	521	0.6	267	118	126	10	29	70	0	105
Jefferson County, No. R1	Colorado	36	86,581	2,756	3.2	2,079	327	272	78	246	339	17	412
Fort Worth ISD	Texas	37	85,975	2,206	2.6	1,412	133	600	61	355	371	5	210
Baltimore City	Maryland	38	84,976	2,068	2.4	1,889	‡	179	‡	86	24	‡	374
Austin ISD	Texas	39	84,564	2,608	3.1	2,058	264	243	43	262	536	‡	478
Davidson County	Tennessee	40	84,069	3,080	3.7	2,341	437	287	15	104	165	0	462
Long Beach Unified	California	41	79,709	5,118	6.4	4,485	233	364	36	13	1,200	7	550
Anne Arundel County	Maryland	42	79,518	1,323	1.7	1,043	155	119	6	353	130	‡	229
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	43	77,316	3,654	4.7	2,826	161	626	41	591	173	‡	912
Greenville, 01	South Carolina	44	75,508	987	1.3	536	213	230	8	26	73	0	229
Alpine	Utah	45	75,161	63	0.1	57	3	3	0	17	11	0	7
Fresno Unified	California	46	73,543	2,245	3.1	1,875	158	175	37	797	252	13	308
Loudoun County	Virginia	47	73,418	1,325	1.8	1,175	67	73	10	320	586	0	196
Guilford County	North Carolina	48	73,416	2,801	3.8	2,465	139	180	17	93	182	7	443
Brevard	Florida	49	72,285	1,842	2.5	1,424	225	150	43	122	73	0	397
Fort Bend ISD	Texas	50	72,152	760	1.1	567	44	145	4	191	39	‡	118
Davis	Utah	51	70,857	1,299	1.8	1,128	45	60	66	43	130	0	294
Katy ISD	Texas	52	70,330	656	0.9	555	71	19	11	7	97	‡	110
Virginia Beach City	Virginia	53	70,121	815	1.2	466	198	137	14	118	3	0	144
Granite	Utah	54	69,994	1,101	1.6	850	92	128	31	143	223	0	168
Aldine ISD	Texas	55	69,716	513	0.7	321	121	50	21	21	47	4	62
Pasco	Florida	56	69,295	2,174	3.1	1,574	208	333	59	409	132	16	480
North East ISD	Texas	57	67,971	1,322	1.9	1,030	174	103	15	36	63	‡	193
Douglas County, No. RE1	Colorado	58	66,702	910	1.4	751	68	76	15	108	105	0	111
Seminole	Florida	59	66,134	1,994	3.0	1,417	401	147	29	150	116	0	405
Washoe County	Nevada	60	65,682	3,449	5.3	2,200	335	702	212	161	700	0	707
Arlington ISD	Texas	61	63,882	2,176	3.4	1,670	291	172	43	245	287	‡	210
Mesa Unified1	Arizona	62	63,849	1,909	3.0	1,279	209	379	32	382	166	5	397
Elk Grove Unified	California	63	62,888	472	0.8	308	94	59	11	52	50	3	100
Volusia	Florida	64	61,777	2,315	3.7	1,784	304	189	38	213	149	9	496
El Paso ISD	Texas	65	60,852	1,249	2.1	751	46	426	26	206	538	13	158
Knox County	Tennessee	66	59,733	414	0.7	235	86	86	7	77	‡	0	86
Chesterfield County	Virginia	67	59,725	609	1.0	497	97	11	4	64	34	‡	102
Osceola	Florida	68	59,320	4,665	7.9	3,409	1,026	113	117	115	1,242	14	653
San Francisco Unified	California	69	58,414	2,436	4.2	1,434	342	623	37	0	831	42	382
Mobile County	Alabama	70	57,910	5,713	9.9	5,107	170	390	46	334	94	35	536
Garland ISD	Texas	71	57,436	1,144	2.0	1,046	56	36	6	‡	580	‡	86
Santa Ana Unified	California	72	56,815	6,015	10.6	5,804	122	69	20	446	2,375	118	792
Conroe ISD	Texas	73	56,363	596	1.1	442	42	112	0	‡	84	‡	73
Pasadena ISD	Texas	74	55,577	1,758	3.2	1,487	113	133	25	295	377	41	217
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County	North Carolina	75	54,762	515	0.9	251	91	168	5	‡	22	‡	93
Plano ISD	Texas	76	54,689	457	0.8	204	118	125	10	3	41	‡	76
Cherry Creek, No. 5	Colorado	77	54,535	131	0.2	63	34	24	10	‡	4	0	22
Boston	Massachusetts	78	54,312	2,855	5.3	819	675	1,288	73	34	1,029	0	636
Capistrano Unified	California	79	54,036	2,489	4.6	2,365	26	77	21	23	1,219	8	375
San Antonio ISD	Texas	80	53,750	3,173	5.9	1,930	120	514	609	643	326	33	412
Corona-Norco Unified	California	81	53,739	2,449	4.6	2,349	48	29	23	11	636	0	380
Howard County	Maryland	82	53,685	454	0.8	315	85	47	7	37	20	‡	70
Clayton County	Georgia	83	53,367	1,923	3.6	1,331	361	205	26	12	27	0	209
San Bernardino City Unified	California	84	53,365	4,187	7.8	3,877	151	109	50	45	980	0	521
Lewisville ISD	Texas	85	53,356	684	1.3	402	252	16	14	‡	131	‡	117
Seattle	Washington	86	52,834	2,944	5.6	1,603	128	1,147	66	422	567	20	595
Jordan	Utah	87	52,274	1,940	3.7	1,887	9	25	19	169	292	0	360
Omaha	Nebraska	88	51,928	813	1.6	300	46	448	19	52	56	4	184
Cumberland County	North Carolina	89	51,604	793	1.5	509	151	123	10	119	35	‡	139
Atlanta	Georgia	90	51,145	2,853	5.6	1,882	204	746	21	34	7	0	314
Henrico County	Virginia	91	50,971	865	1.7	605	208	45	7	96	25	0	126
Wichita	Kansas	92	50,947	2,097	4.1	1,697	107	287	6	116	439	25	310
Columbus City	Ohio	93	50,407	2,427	4.8	1,304	143	975	5	168	52	‡	482
Frisco ISD	Texas	94	49,644	207	0.4	171	25	11	0	‡	13	‡	38
Klein ISD	Texas	95	49,402	218	0.4	163	34	13	8	‡	19	‡	34
San Juan Unified	California	96	49,114	2,900	5.9	2,656	113	101	30	146	370	0	497
Tucson Unified1	Arizona	97	48,455	2,457	5.1	1,623	43	780	4	0	226	0	534
Brownsville ISD	Texas	98	48,355	1,491	3.1	1,085	88	71	247	446	662	98	249
Anchorage	Alaska	99	48,089	2,213	4.6	1,347	224	551	91	458	439	259	590
Oakland Unified	California	100	48,077	756	1.6	601	47	89	19	0	70	0	121
Manatee	Florida	101	47,883	1,861	3.9	1,490	203	131	37	186	334	138	381
Jefferson Parish	Louisiana	102	47,817	888	1.9	869	7	12	0	‡	3	108	25
Portland, SD1J	Oregon	103	47,806	1,676	3.5	1,234	99	238	105	194	208	73	327
Detroit City	Michigan	104	47,277	674	1.4	431	43	178	22	26	10	0	163
Round Rock ISD	Texas	105	47,251	886	1.9	664	121	101	0	150	96	‡	122
Alief ISD	Texas	106	47,202	1,650	3.5	1,501	96	46	7	47	393	‡	149
Sacramento City Unified	California	107	46,868	1,423	3.0	1,196	83	133	11	4	117	0	171
Charleston, 01	South Carolina	108	46,790	791	1.7	347	219	113	112	11	34	5	123
Garden Grove Unified	California	109	46,177	990	2.1	826	72	78	14	0	406	0	167
District of Columbia9	District of Columbia	110	46,155	1,667	3.6	462	158	1,018	29	69	40	—	350
Collier	Florida	111	45,228	778	1.7	550	56	165	7	265	157	97	138
Socorro ISD	Texas	112	44,561	613	1.4	530	9	67	7	43	117	7	67
Hamilton County	Tennessee	113	43,797	477	1.1	340	74	60	3	3	12	0	103
United ISD	Texas	114	43,421	356	0.8	127	10	98	121	‡	216	21	43
Killeen ISD	Texas	115	42,638	1,561	3.7	1,341	34	176	10	372	99	‡	193
Marion	Florida	116	42,517	2,685	6.3	2,112	274	261	38	359	182	3	570
Ysleta ISD	Texas	117	42,488	646	1.5	498	16	126	6	99	191	8	95
Forsyth County	Georgia	118	42,435	603	1.4	408	46	123	26	30	124	3	137
Riverside Unified	California	119	42,339	3,718	8.8	3,481	77	131	29	68	811	0	470
Chandler Unified District #801	Arizona	120	42,252	639	1.5	413	29	114	81	0	64	22	128

—Not available.

‡Reporting standards not met (too few cases).

1 For the six districts indicated, the counts by primary nighttime residence do not sum to the total number of homeless students because of missing data on primary nighttime residence. (For each affected district, these data are missing for about 1 percent or less of homeless students.)

2 Represents the sum of counts by grade.

3 Refers to temporarily sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or other reasons (such as domestic violence).

4 Includes living in cars, parks, campgrounds, temporary trailers--including Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) trailers--or abandoned buildings.

5 Youth who are not in the physical custody of a parent or guardian. Includes youth living on their own and youth living with a caregiver who is not their legal guardian.

6 Students who met the definition of limited English proficient students as outlined in the EDFacts workbook. For more information, see http://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/edfacts/eden-workbook.html.

7 Students who met the definition of eligible migrant children as outlined in the EDFacts workbook. Such students are either migratory workers or the children or spouses of migratory workers and have moved within the preceding 36 months in order to obtain, or to accompany parents or spouses who moved in order to obtain, temporary or seasonal employment in agricultural or fishing work. For more information, see http://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/edfacts/eden-workbook.html.

8 Includes only students with disabilities who were served under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

9 The District of Columbia did not operate a migrant education program during the 2014-15 school year and therefore had no data to provide on migrant homeless students.

NOTE: Homeless students are defined as children/youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. For more information, see "C118 - Homeless Students Enrolled" at https://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/edfacts/sy-14-15-nonxml.html. Data include all homeless students enrolled at any time during the school year. ISD = independent school district.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, Homeless Students Enrolled (C118), 2014-15, retrieved November 25, 2016, from https://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/edfacts/data-files/school-status-data.html; and National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Local Education Agency Universe Survey," 2014-15. (This table was prepared March 2017.)