Table 204.06.

Number of public elementary and secondary schools with Title I programs, by traditional or charter school status and state or jurisdiction: School year 2020-21

State or jurisdiction	Number of Title I-eligible public schools			Number of Title I-eligible traditional (noncharter) schools			Number of Title I-eligible charter schools
	With schoolwide programs	With targeted assistance programs	No Title I program	With schoolwide programs	With targeted assistance programs	No Title I program	With schoolwide programs	With targeted assistance programs	No Title I program
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
United States	39,408	7,998	11,557	35,712	7,485	11,172	3,696	513	385
Alabama	0	949	0	0	944	0	0	5	0
Alaska1	252	35	89	247	35	83	5	0	6
Arizona	1,171	110	132	891	56	131	280	54	1
Arkansas	769	58	144	722	36	138	47	22	6
California2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Colorado	638	107	0	552	101	0	86	6	0
Connecticut	347	267	0	328	265	0	19	2	0
Delaware	148	0	0	127	0	0	21	0	0
District of Columbia	181	1	0	83	1	0	98	0	0
Florida	2,066	11	1,018	1,785	9	831	281	2	187
Georgia	1,593	43	0	1,534	28	0	59	15	0
Hawaii	181	0	0	158	0	0	23	0	0
Idaho	375	62	102	352	34	101	23	28	1
Illinois2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Indiana	792	177	605	738	153	599	54	24	6
Iowa	254	354	556	254	354	554	0	0	2
Kansas	474	166	479	474	165	474	0	1	5
Kentucky	913	7	186	913	7	186	0	0	0
Louisiana3	996	22	173	873	20	172	123	2	1
Maine	214	133	149	209	128	146	5	5	3
Maryland	418	28	276	399	24	272	19	4	4
Massachusetts4	788	356	0	729	340	0	59	16	0
Michigan	1,388	417	753	1,116	351	741	272	66	12
Minnesota	487	0	1,257	373	0	1,238	114	0	19
Mississippi	743	0	90	737	0	90	6	0	0
Missouri	1,118	108	625	1,042	108	625	76	0	0
Montana	296	410	48	296	410	48	0	0	0
Nebraska	367	92	0	367	92	0	0	0	0
Nevada	512	0	0	480	0	0	32	0	0
New Hampshire	104	150	171	103	133	154	1	17	17
New Jersey	692	1,025	32	647	984	32	45	41	0
New Mexico	692	4	73	620	2	61	72	2	12
New York	2,529	1,099	0	2,268	1,038	0	261	61	0
North Carolina5	1,517	50	587	1,399	12	580	118	38	7
North Dakota	171	83	0	171	83	0	0	0	0
Ohio	1,761	389	551	1,487	371	551	274	18	0
Oklahoma	1,208	45	0	1,152	44	0	56	1	0
Oregon	518	40	0	498	32	0	20	8	0
Pennsylvania	1,238	468	684	1,089	451	684	149	17	0
Rhode Island6	138	39	55	106	36	54	32	3	1
South Carolina	632	2	0	598	2	0	34	0	0
South Dakota	219	63	302	219	63	302	0	0	0
Tennessee7	1,242	5	238	1,129	5	237	113	0	1
Texas	6,205	87	1,126	5,448	52	1,089	757	35	37
Utah2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Vermont5	189	33	24	189	33	24	0	0	0
Virginia	695	70	0	694	70	0	1	0	0
Washington	830	165	588	826	160	588	4	5	0
West Virginia8	336	0	0	336	0	0	0	0	0
Wisconsin9	896	218	402	841	205	345	55	13	57
Wyoming	115	50	42	113	48	42	2	2	0
Bureau of Indian    Education	174	0	0	174	0	0	0	0	0
Other jurisdictions
Puerto Rico	832	0	0	830	0	0	2	0	0

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1Title I status is missing or not reported for 10 public schools in the state.

2Title I status is missing for all schools in the state.

3Title I status is missing or not reported for 45 public schools in the state.

4Title I status is missing or not reported for 5 public schools in the state.

5Title I status is missing or not reported for 1 public school in the state.

6Title I status is missing or not reported for 7 public schools in the state.

7Title I status is missing or not reported for 35 public schools in the state.

8Title I status is missing or not reported for 3 public schools in the state.

9Title I status is missing or not reported for 102 public schools in the state.

NOTE: Schoolwide programs and targeted assistance programs are mutually exclusive categories—schools with Title I schoolwide programs cannot also provide targeted assistance programs, and vice versa. Title I, Part A grant allocations to state education agencies (SEAs) and local education agencies (LEAs) are based primarily on annually updated LEA poverty estimates produced by the U.S. Census Bureau, and within-LEA allocations to schools are based on school poverty rates. The data report participation in Title I, Part A programs and may not match eligibility for Title I, Part A due to rules governing within-LEA allocations and state and district flexibility for allocating Title I, Part A funds. These rules also mean that Title I per-pupil allocations for schools vary across schools within LEAs, across LEAs within a state, and across states. Schools' eligibility for Title I funds and within-LEA allocations are determined by the Within-District Allocations Under Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. For more information, see https://oese.ed.gov/files/2022/02/Within-district-allocations-FINAL.pdf. Caution should be used when comparing 2020-21 state estimates to those of prior years due to the impact that the coronavirus pandemic had on reporting Title I programs.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey," 2020-21. (This table was prepared June 2023.)