Library media center and before- or after-school programs or services: Percentage of public schools with a library media center and that offered various programs or services before or after school for students in any grades K–12, by state: 2020–21

State	Percent of public schools with a library media center¹		Percent of public schools with instruction beyond the normal school day for students who need academic assistance	Percent of public schools with instruction beyond the normal school day for students who seek academic advancement or enrichment	Percent of public schools with extended-day care		Percent of public schools with school-related activities and clubs
United States	87.6		48.5	32.2	31.1		66.5

Alabama	92.8		61.7	29.2	25.8		73.9
Alaska	85.7		53.7	44.7	4.1	!	74.1
Arizona	79.3		61.1	44.4	29.0		71.7
Arkansas	95.0		54.6	39.2	23.8		71.6
California	82.8		59.6	43.2	40.5		59.5

Colorado	82.4		40.6	41.2	35.9		84.8
Connecticut	91.8		34.2	33.1	49.8		68.5
Delaware	84.5		40.2	32.7	29.2		60.1
District of Columbia	79.3		53.5	43.5	51.4		82.2
Florida	83.0		62.3	39.4	53.5		70.1

Georgia	95.2		49.8	31.6	31.3		72.5
Hawaii	80.2		59.8	43.6	32.0		67.2
Idaho	88.8		41.5	20.0	14.8	!	57.9
Illinois	86.3		46.5	28.4	25.8		66.6
Indiana	91.3		42.8	25.8	39.4		77.6

Iowa	100.0	²	32.7	22.3	34.5		59.6
Kansas	94.8		27.7	19.4	29.0		57.9
Kentucky	92.0		60.0	36.5	35.0		73.8
Louisiana	87.1		50.1	23.4	21.0		76.7
Maine	78.9		40.6	22.5	25.5		63.9

Maryland	93.6		60.2	35.6	34.9		74.3
Massachusetts	93.4		38.0	24.5	40.5		63.0
Michigan	74.6		36.9	23.0	30.2		57.9
Minnesota	74.4		39.4	25.9	39.7		59.7
Mississippi	86.0		20.8	16.8	9.4	!	60.0

Missouri	91.7		55.6	34.4	33.7		77.0
Montana	94.5		37.6	27.4	12.1		63.6
Nebraska	100.0	²	41.9	35.7	17.9		67.2
Nevada	92.3		50.8	38.2	24.5		64.1
New Hampshire	97.8		35.1	13.9	28.4		62.4

New Jersey	90.8		49.7	31.7	49.1		74.3
New Mexico	94.0		63.8	41.8	20.7		59.3
New York	86.3		53.1	37.7	27.2		70.3
North Carolina	88.3		41.5	23.1	23.8		65.1
North Dakota	92.0		45.9	18.5	26.2		61.1

Ohio	82.9		44.3	30.1	23.1		68.7
Oklahoma	96.9		47.5	34.5	21.7		71.2
Oregon	94.2		34.2	36.2	23.9		56.4
Pennsylvania	84.0		37.7	23.4	24.6		65.3
Rhode Island	97.7		46.7	23.8	19.2		55.9

South Carolina	93.0		52.4	28.3	28.1		64.9
South Dakota	82.6		34.9	10.6	24.9		62.1
Tennessee	95.4		53.6	31.2	46.0		65.9
Texas	86.8		57.9	35.8	27.4		68.6
Utah	91.2		35.7	22.0	12.9		54.2

Vermont	92.3		40.6	29.3	45.4		59.3
Virginia	92.4		46.3	33.6	21.6		66.1
Washington	91.9		24.4	20.3	18.8		59.2
West Virginia	80.9		50.9	34.7	11.7		54.0
Wisconsin	98.7		30.0	25.0	37.7		63.7
Wyoming	88.6		56.3	23.6	8.7		78.6

! Interpret data with caution. The coefficient of variation (CV) for this estimate is between 30 percent and 50 percent (i.e., the standard error is at least 30 percent and less than 50 percent of the estimate).

¹A library media center is an organized collection of printed and/or audiovisual and/or computer resources, which is administered as a unit, is located in a designated place or places, and makes resources and services available to students, teachers, and administrators. A library media center may be called a school library, media center, information center, instructional materials center, learning resource center, or any other similar name.

²Rounds to 100.

NOTE: Data are weighted estimates of the population.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, National Teacher and Principal Survey (NTPS), "Public School Data File," 2020–21.