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: 2016-17

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	Unshel- tered4	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	NY	1	984,462	128,754	13.1	72,663	242	49,491	6,016	6,380	30,200	0	33,334
Los Angeles Unified	CA	2	633,621	19,641	3.1	11,885	1,715	2,489	3,552	22	6,095	38	2,804
City of Chicago (SD 299)1	IL	3	378,199	17,909	4.7	14,891	677	2,268	60	2,070	1,108	3	2,899
Dade	FL	4	357,249	8,036	2.2	5,938	400	1,424	274	258	1,995	24	884
Clark County	NV	5	326,953	10,879	3.3	7,657	1,698	1,352	172	720	1,467	‡	1,566
Broward	FL	6	271,852	2,739	1.0	1,794	442	407	96	324	291	4	464
Houston ISD	TX	7	216,106	6,803	3.1	5,531	237	757	278	807	2,082	18	570
Hillsborough	FL	8	214,386	3,207	1.5	2,137	505	459	106	204	475	46	549
Orange	FL	9	200,674	6,130	3.1	3,946	1,793	331	60	195	856	14	988
Palm Beach	FL	10	192,721	4,310	2.2	3,198	308	673	131	262	1,031	137	798
Fairfax County	VA	11	187,467	3,257	1.7	2,650	134	467	6	1,087	1,958	‡	473
Hawaii Department of Education	HI	12	181,550	2,958	1.6	1,794	16	843	298	7	487	20	462
Gwinnett County	GA	13	178,214	1,701	1.0	755	786	144	16	44	89	‡	339
Wake County	NC	14	160,467	3,328	2.1	2,286	697	330	15	43	246	‡	732
Montgomery County	MD	15	159,010	1,485	0.9	1,125	194	163	3	146	434	‡	286
Dallas ISD	TX	16	157,886	4,209	2.7	2,024	588	1,067	530	52	1,023	7	391
Charlotte-Mecklenburg	NC	17	147,428	4,020	2.7	2,721	793	471	35	180	138	‡	464
Philadelphia City	PA	18	133,929	3,091	2.3	1,646	21	1,420	4	154	423	36	444
Prince George's County	MD	19	130,814	2,336	1.8	2,057	127	142	10	620	611	‡	301
Duval	FL	20	129,479	3,348	2.6	2,727	323	283	15	371	264	‡	491
San Diego Unified	CA	21	128,040	7,356	5.7	6,136	319	732	169	306	2,711	3	1,215
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD	TX	22	114,868	1,477	1.3	1,156	229	69	23	173	165	‡	167
Cobb County	GA	23	113,151	1,720	1.5	982	585	129	24	35	75	4	291
Baltimore County	MD	24	112,139	3,009	2.7	2,545	215	225	24	583	465	‡	531
Shelby County	TN	25	111,403	855	0.8	567	156	117	15	31	23	‡	79
Northside ISD	TX	26	106,145	1,532	1.4	1,103	246	177	6	181	113	9	234
Pinellas	FL	27	102,905	4,009	3.9	2,770	493	681	65	455	250	‡	731
Polk	FL	28	102,295	3,318	3.2	2,477	468	290	83	388	314	71	602
DeKalb County	GA	29	101,284	1,803	1.8	995	634	107	67	51	48	‡	265
Jefferson County1	KY	30	99,813	5,766	5.8	3,023	224	830	1,689	202	1,633	9	765
Fulton County	GA	31	96,122	1,604	1.7	974	454	154	22	70	41	‡	260
Lee	FL	32	92,686	1,496	1.6	1,005	297	139	55	35	200	99	260
Denver	CO	33	91,138	2,013	2.2	1,096	70	616	231	90	201	14	396
Albuquerque	NM	34	90,651	4,383	4.8	2,543	254	645	941	975	993	‡	1,102
Prince William County	VA	35	89,345	456	0.5	234	111	104	7	10	57	‡	85
Fort Worth ISD	TX	36	87,428	2,014	2.3	1,300	148	518	48	401	217	‡	233
Jefferson County, No. R1	CO	37	86,371	2,825	3.3	2,228	256	251	90	314	345	‡	478
Davidson County	TN	38	85,163	3,401	4.0	2,661	404	306	30	135	171	‡	523
Austin ISD	TX	39	83,067	2,294	2.8	1,745	224	287	38	213	514	3	440
Baltimore City	MD	40	82,354	2,654	3.2	2,397	‡	158	‡	6	114	‡	478
Anne Arundel County	MD	41	81,379	1,142	1.4	951	96	86	9	254	73	‡	193
Alpine	UT	42	78,957	31	#	21	7	‡	3	11	‡	‡	6
Loudoun County	VA	43	78,348	2,286	2.9	2,156	56	74	‡	388	1,333	‡	267
Greenville, 01	SC	44	76,918	1,155	1.5	757	230	159	9	11	78	‡	281
Long Beach Unified	CA	45	76,428	7,068	9.2	6,398	265	339	66	‡	1,616	10	885
Milwaukee	WI	46	76,206	‡	†	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡
Katy ISD	TX	47	75,428	561	0.7	440	75	17	29	86	88	‡	79
Fort Bend ISD	TX	48	74,146	1,053	1.4	779	76	144	54	214	57	‡	137
Brevard	FL	49	73,444	2,261	3.1	1,763	228	159	111	222	112	‡	513
Fresno Unified	CA	50	73,356	2,287	3.1	1,763	184	212	128	658	274	13	319
Guilford County	NC	51	73,059	2,953	4.0	2,611	208	109	25	64	233	‡	403
Davis	UT	52	72,987	1,444	2.0	1,243	40	60	101	72	152	‡	363
Pasco	FL	53	72,493	1,972	2.7	1,398	238	262	74	322	134	13	431
Aldine ISD	TX	54	69,768	474	0.7	319	110	31	14	5	45	‡	44
Granite	UT	55	69,580	1,286	1.8	1,075	67	105	39	193	274	‡	200
Virginia Beach City	VA	56	69,085	886	1.3	452	332	86	16	91	9	‡	181
Seminole	FL	57	67,808	1,539	2.3	1,160	292	69	18	104	114	‡	314
North East ISD	TX	58	67,531	1,461	2.2	1,066	241	142	12	45	117	4	191
Douglas County, No. RE1	CO	59	67,470	617	0.9	460	72	79	6	102	114	‡	128
Washoe County	NV	60	66,671	3,251	4.9	1,621	470	595	565	491	468	‡	637
Mesa Unified1	AR	61	63,444	968	1.5	623	172	135	37	284	68	5	191
Elk Grove Unified	CA	62	63,061	777	1.2	540	126	77	34	50	88	‡	161
Osceola	FL	63	63,031	3,338	5.3	2,272	896	74	96	60	913	3	541
Volusia	FL	64	63,028	2,310	3.7	1,784	282	184	60	248	161	5	530
Arlington ISD	TX	65	62,181	2,694	4.3	1,827	559	217	91	383	429	‡	300
Knox County	TN	66	60,372	523	0.9	278	111	123	5	115	4	‡	106
San Francisco Unified	CA	67	60,133	2,273	3.8	1,522	210	499	42	4	779	37	364
Chesterfield County	VA	68	60,060	715	1.2	544	155	12	4	116	44	‡	139
Conroe ISD	TX	69	59,764	475	0.8	343	30	94	8	86	63	‡	63
El Paso ISD	TX	70	59,424	1,195	2.0	736	64	375	20	183	482	15	157
Garland ISD	TX	71	57,133	1,111	1.9	903	133	66	9	143	497	‡	110
Mobile County	AL	72	56,628	5,696	10.1	5,269	137	233	57	163	122	63	803
Pasadena ISD	TX	73	56,282	1,524	2.7	1,338	80	106	‡	214	336	20	204
Frisco ISD	TX	74	55,923	177	0.3	127	26	‡	‡	24	5	‡	42
Howard County	MD	75	55,626	487	0.9	276	106	94	11	73	44	‡	79
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County	NC	76	55,228	665	1.2	358	95	194	18	51	19	‡	81
Cherry Creek, No. 5	CO	77	54,852	82	0.1	36	25	10	11	‡	‡	‡	15
Santa Ana Unified	CA	78	54,505	7,018	12.9	6,638	241	104	35	604	3,214	159	1,011
Clayton County	GA	79	54,345	2,741	5.0	1,860	700	144	37	22	36	‡	351
Seattle	WA	80	54,215	4,280	7.9	2,466	166	1,523	125	730	998	50	869
Plano ISD	TX	81	54,173	442	0.8	163	124	122	33	15	42	‡	68
Boston	MA	82	53,640	3,136	5.8	444	93	2,592	7	10	1,294	5	785
Capistrano Unified	CA	83	53,613	1,890	3.5	1,670	57	126	37	15	969	8	318
Jordan	UT	84	53,416	1,946	3.6	1,881	15	39	11	224	368	4	360
Lewisville ISD	TX	85	53,257	762	1.4	412	323	12	15	79	92	‡	111
Corona-Norco Unified	CA	86	53,157	303	0.6	220	49	21	13	17	52	‡	60
San Bernardino City Unified	CA	87	53,152	5,458	10.3	5,061	206	144	47	53	1,783	‡	660
San Antonio ISD	TX	88	52,514	3,027	5.8	1,318	149	631	929	716	240	17	358
Omaha	NE	89	52,344	1,023	2.0	505	56	438	24	45	129	29	265
Atlanta	GA	90	51,927	1,976	3.8	1,250	257	438	31	48	10	‡	275
Klein ISD	TX	91	51,810	190	0.4	135	42	10	3	40	10	‡	32
Henrico County	VA	92	51,425	986	1.9	689	256	38	3	119	27	‡	228
Cumberland County	NC	93	51,194	786	1.5	400	262	83	41	162	18	‡	125
Wichita	KS	94	50,600	2,136	4.2	1,659	104	356	17	165	329	31	347
Columbus City	OH	95	50,331	2,955	5.9	1,842	179	927	7	209	136	‡	555
Oakland Unified	CA	96	49,760	1,345	2.7	1,171	59	77	38	‡	616	‡	150
San Juan Unified	CA	97	49,255	3,034	6.2	2,646	162	127	99	366	405	‡	521
Manatee	FL	98	48,884	1,903	3.9	1,569	166	127	41	192	411	87	423
Jefferson Parish	LA	99	48,668	876	1.8	851	17	5	3	5	‡	‡	82
Charleston, 01	SC	100	48,551	412	0.8	189	135	45	43	11	36	7	69
District of Columbia9	DC	101	48,462	3,565	7.4	1,847	283	1,280	99	108	241	---	592
Round Rock ISD	TX	102	48,321	742	1.5	553	106	‡	‡	77	110	‡	117
Anchorage	AK	103	48,238	2,471	5.1	1,683	166	454	168	470	500	262	599
Portland, SD1J	OR	104	48,173	1,910	4.0	1,521	112	158	119	157	264	50	354
Tucson Unified1	AZ	105	47,366	2,131	4.5	1,193	69	199	8	‡	157	‡	448
Brownsville ISD	TX	106	46,880	1,694	3.6	1,204	93	79	318	507	847	90	259
Sacramento City Unified	CA	107	46,815	733	1.6	471	117	108	37	4	50	‡	132
Collier	FL	108	46,416	896	1.9	682	37	155	22	300	269	138	131
Alief ISD	TX	109	46,376	1,861	4.0	1,628	162	57	14	114	559	‡	146
Forsyth County	GA	110	46,238	587	1.3	448	43	83	13	16	142	‡	140
Socorro ISD	TX	111	45,927	708	1.5	609	12	81	6	68	169	4	81
Detroit City	MI	112	45,455	584	1.3	413	47	117	7	47	‡	‡	133
Hamilton County	TN	113	44,446	720	1.6	582	55	72	8	7	19	‡	98
Chandler Unified District #801	AZ	114	44,352	606	1.4	355	36	104	55	27	54	11	114
Garden Grove Unified	CA	115	44,223	756	1.7	596	82	43	35	‡	339	5	123
Rutherford County	TN	116	44,149	1,257	2.8	936	193	102	26	253	175	‡	187
Horry, 01	SC	117	43,991	538	1.2	301	135	87	15	75	26	‡	125
Killeen ISD	TX	118	43,782	1,461	3.3	1,214	76	144	27	310	91	‡	196
United ISD	TX	119	43,660	399	0.9	158	24	79	138	46	225	17	55
Marion	FL	120	43,032	2,426	5.6	1,915	280	193	38	517	145	7	485

---Not available.

†Not applicable.

#Rounds to zero.

‡Reporting standards not met (see data file documentation at https://www2.ed.gov/about/inits/ed/edfacts/data-files/school-status-data.html).

1 The counts by primary nighttime residence may not sum to the total number of homeless students because of missing or suppressed data on primary nighttime residence.

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 https://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 https://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 2016-17 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-16-17-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), 2016-17, retrieved May 31, 2019, 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," 2016-17. (This table was prepared June 2019.)