Number of public elementary and secondary schools in the United States and other jurisdictions with membership, by type of school and state or jurisdiction, and number and percentage of students in charter, magnet, Title I eligible, and Title I schoolwide schools, by state or jurisdiction: School year 2004

Overview of Public Elementary and Secondary Students, Staff, Schools, School Districts, Revenues, and Expenditures: School Year 2004–05 and Fiscal Year 2004

NCES 2007-309
November 2006

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Table 2. Number of public elementary and secondary schools in the United States and other jurisdictions with membership, by type of school and state or jurisdiction, and number and percentage of students in charter, magnet, Title I eligible, and Title I schoolwide schools, by state or jurisdiction: School year 2004–05
State or jurisdiction	Type of school					Charter schools		Magnet schools		Title I eligible schools		Title I schoolwide schools
State or jurisdiction	Total number of schools having member- ship¹	Regular	Special edu- cation	Voca- tional edu- cation	Alter- native edu- cation	Number	Percent of all students in these schools	Number	Percent of all students in these schools	Number²	Percent of all students in these schools	Number	Percent of all students in these schools
Reporting states³	93,295	86,487	1,635	326	4,847	3,294	1.8	‡	‡	51,022	49.6	29,089	30.0

Alabama	1,386	1,337	21	1	27	†	†	37	2.7	695	43.4	567	34.6
Alaska	497	471	4	1	21	21	3.1	16	3.1	298	36.0	116	17.6
Arizona	1,976	1,823	11	84	58	492	8.4	20	1.5	1,140	55.5	626	35.4
Arkansas	1,130	1,121	4	0	5	17	0.7	10	1.4	825	67.4	532	40.4
California	9,373	8,046	129	0	1,198	494	2.8	465	9.4	5,287	57.0	3,071	35.1

Colorado	1,679	1,598	8	4	69	110	4.8	5	0.2	873	43.3	348	17.3
Connecticut	1,095	1,011	31	17	36	14	0.5	34	2.3	497	40.8	140	11.9
Delaware	198	173	13	5	7	13	5.5	2	1.0	97	43.4	60	26.8
District of Columbia	214	189	14	2	9	39	18.3	3	1.5	173	85.0	165	82.0
Florida	3,498	3,200	111	19	168	299	3.1	—	—	1,384	35.9	1,347	34.9

Georgia	2,069	2,037	8	0	24	49	1.7	59	3.6	1,150	45.9	954	37.6
Hawaii	285	281	3	0	1	27	2.8	†	†	196	63.9	176	59.4
Idaho	662	593	5	0	64	19	2.3	†	†	495	67.3	95	12.5
Illinois	4,245	3,888	229	0	128	26	0.7	356	12.1	2,392	57.4	1,015	25.9
Indiana	1,913	1,855	26	0	32	22	0.4	26	1.3	1,058	48.0	188	7.8

Iowa	1,524	1,440	10	0	74	2	#	†	†	684	37.3	129	8.0
Kansas	1,400	1,400	0	0	0	20	0.3	31	2.6	641	36.8	252	18.1
Kentucky	1,368	1,224	8	0	136	†	†	39	4.6	893	60.2	779	50.9
Louisiana	1,510	1,362	36	0	112	17	0.7	68	5.8	934	56.1	782	46.6
Maine	655	652	3	0	0	†	†	1	#	505	64.1	48	4.4

Maryland	1,372	1,267	44	10	51	1	#	—	—	384	20.4	313	16.3
Massachusetts	1,872	1,806	1	39	26	57	2.1	5	0.3	1,089	53.5	476	22.2
Michigan	3,901	3,495	168	13	225	239	4.7	‡	‡	1,141	27.3	1,141	27.3
Minnesota	2,214	1,623	246	1	344	123	2.1	66	3.4	953	39.9	241	8.4
Mississippi	896	896	0	0	0	1	0.1	6	0.5	687	70.2	639	65.1

Missouri	2,257	2,183	13	0	61	—	—	44	2.1	1,191	44.3	418	15.6
Montana	852	847	2	0	3	†	†	†	†	691	79.5	156	17.8
Nebraska	1,203	1,163	40	0	0	†	†	—	—	485	35.2	186	15.9
Nevada	556	516	5	1	34	19	1.0	1	#	124	18.7	123	18.6
New Hampshire	477	477	0	0	0	3	#	†	†	248	42.9	30	4.3

New Jersey	2,440	2,311	75	54	0	49	1.0	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	834	757	16	2	59	44	2.5	1	#	501	51.3	363	38.0
New York	4,470	4,290	65	25	90	58	0.6	33	0.7	3,186	65.2	1,241	29.4
North Carolina	2,283	2,190	21	1	71	97	1.8	139	7.3	1,144	38.2	902	29.5
North Dakota	511	511	0	0	0	†	†	†	†	351	54.3	63	10.3

Ohio	3,862	3,838	13	8	3	245	3.2	—	—	2,681	62.3	999	21.4
Oklahoma	1,787	1,787	0	0	0	12	0.6	†	†	1,289	64.3	960	44.4
Oregon	1,208	1,173	2	0	33	39	0.8	—	—	1,207	99.9	327	21.6
Pennsylvania	3,189	3,149	12	16	12	109	2.6	34	1.2	2,110	60.7	572	17.5
Rhode Island	334	320	4	3	7	11	1.4	—	—	147	38.8	62	18.4

South Carolina	1,101	1,079	10	0	12	22	0.5	60	6.5	555	40.7	507	36.6
South Dakota	713	688	2	0	23	†	†	†	†	344	44.0	129	14.9
Tennessee	1,671	1,621	16	7	27	7	0.1	31	1.7	899	45.5	729	37.3
Texas	7,941	6,967	3	0	971	295	1.5	‡	‡	5,263	64.8	4,843	59.8
Utah	915	767	41	2	105	27	1.3	8	0.3	227	18.9	179	14.7

Vermont	361	316	43	0	2	†	†	†	†	214	52.7	95	26.3
Virginia	1,861	1,827	11	0	23	4	#	172	12.7	779	28.0	779	28.0
Washington	2,203	1,854	97	7	245	†	†	—	—	1,224	52.0	510	20.8
West Virginia	752	721	7	3	21	†	†	†	†	412	40.8	354	33.3
Wisconsin	2,206	2,000	4	1	201	149	2.9	2	0.1	1,076	44.0	300	14.8
Wyoming	376	347	0	0	29	2	0.2	†	†	203	44.6	62	15.1

Department of Defense dependents schools, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and other jurisdictions
DoDDS: DoDs Overseas⁴	153	153	0	0	0	†	†	†	†	—	—	—	—
DDESS: DoDs Domestic⁴	68	68	0	0	0	†	†	†	†	—	—	—	—
Bureau of Indian Affairs	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
American Samoa	31	29	1	1	0	†	†	†	†	—	—	—	—
Guam	36	36	0	0	0	†	†	†	†	—	—	—	—
Northern Marianas Islands	32	31	0	0	1	†	†	†	†	—	—	—	—
Puerto Rico	1,513	1,452	28	15	18	120	8.4	28	1.9	1,479	97.4	1420	93.2
U.S. Virgin Islands	33	32	0	0	1	†	†	1	7.4	33	100.0	—	—
— Not available.
† Not applicable.
# Rounds to zero.
‡ Reporting standards not met, data were missing for more than 20 percent of the schools.
¹ Total number of schools with membership differs from the total number of operational schools, which includes schools that have no membership.
² Number of Title I eligible schools includes those with and without schoolwide Title I programs.
³ Reporting states totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
⁴ DoDDS and DDESS are the Department of Defense Dependents Schools (overseas) and the Department of Defense Domestic Dependent Elementary and Secondary Schools, respectively.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey," 2004–05, Version 1a.

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