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Numbers and Types of Public Elementary and Secondary Schools From the Common Core of Data: School Year 2006-07

NCES 2009-304
October 2008


Table 2.  Number of operating public elementary and secondary schools, by school type, charter, magnet, Title I and Title I schoolwide status, and state or jurisdiction: School year 2006–07

State or jurisdiction Total number of schools School type Charter Magnet Title I1 Title I schoolwide
Regular Special education Vocational education Alter-
native
Reporting States2 98,793 88,959 1,956 1,240 6,638 4,132 58,021 37,269
                   
Alabama  1,583 1,395 31 69 88 34 869 778
Alaska  503 452 1 1 49 23 13 279 121
Arizona  2,061 1,857 9 118 77 468 1,168 700
Arkansas  1,114 1,080 0 24 10 19 38 830 664
California  10,038 8,741 127 0 1,170 693 7,357 6,082
                   
Colorado  1,736 1,639 8 5 84 135 21 607 367
Connecticut  1,114 1,022 37 17 38 16 40 462 134
Delaware  234 178 18 6 32 17 17 204 119
District of Columbia  235 205 14 5 11 59 4 181 172
Florida  3,952 3,281 130 46 495 366 296 2,398 2,155
                   
Georgia  2,463 2,163 90 0 210 55 61 1,191 985
Hawaii  286 282 3 0 1 28 193 170
Idaho  726 614 10 11 91 30 495 198
Illinois  4,392 4,063 116 50 163 34 343 3,017 1,260
Indiana  1,969 1,878 41 28 22 37 25 797 200
                   
Iowa  1,509 1,427 10 0 72 8 943 199
Kansas  1,423 1,415 8 0 0 27 30 1,009 684
Kentucky  1,534 1,241 10 126 157 43 1,075 966
Louisiana  1,447 1,259 43 7 138 42 77 1,229 1,184
Maine  671 642 2 27 0 1 548 311
                   
Maryland  1,445 1,312 45 24 64 23 79 370 317
Massachusetts  1,879 1,845 4 30 0 59 1,043 472
Michigan  4,133 3,536 238 56 303 279 420 2,250 1,043
Minnesota  2,665 1,641 300 12 712 155 63 921 264
Mississippi  1,062 909 0 89 64 1 17 689 689
                   
Missouri  2,384 2,259 14 61 50 18 11 1,132 381
Montana  831 825 2 0 4 673 356
Nebraska  1,166 1,135 31 0 0 495 210
Nevada  590 548 0 1 41 22 18
New Hampshire  482 482 0 0 0 9 233 35
                   
New Jersey  2,470 2,339 77 54 0 53 1,328 346
New Mexico  838 808 4 0 26 60 3 584 434
New York  4,708 4,412 153 30 113 93 196 3,224 1,517
North Carolina  2,470 2,344 30 9 87 93 121 1,127 939
North Dakota  534 497 31 6 0 338 74
                   
Ohio  3,972 3,849 40 75 8 305 2,769 1,695
Oklahoma  1,794 1,785 4 0 5 16 1,189 953
Oregon  1,284 1,242 2 0 40 70 6 600 350
Pennsylvania  3,286 3,199 2 85 0 119 53 2,303 611
Rhode Island  336 304 3 12 17 11 236 114
                   
South Carolina  1,175 1,153 0 13 9 29 34 498 498
South Dakota  736 720 3 0 13 343 157
Tennessee  1,709 1,645 14 22 28 12 31 1,258 1,183
Texas  8,630 7,234 0 0 1,396 400 5,451 5,127
Utah  1,001 817 58 8 118 54 18 243 219
                   
Vermont  330 314 0 15 1 215 130
Virginia  2,202 1,867 58 51 226 3 148 739 341
Washington  2,305 1,898 115 13 279 1,251 557
West Virginia  766 701 7 31 27 379 357
Wisconsin  2,237 2,150 8 3 76 188 5 1,100 377
Wyoming  383 355 5 0 23 3 188 74
                   
Department of Defense dependents schools, Bureau of Indian Education, and other jurisdictions
DoDDS: DoDs Overseas3  140 140 0 0 0
DDESS: DoDs Domestic3  68 68 0 0 0
Bureau of Indian Education  186 186 0 0 0 179 179
American Samoa  31 29 1 1 0
Guam  36 36 0 0 0
Northern Mariana Islands  30 29 0 0 1
Puerto Rico  1,515 1,456 25 26 8 1,496 1,389
U.S. Virgin Islands  34 32 0 1 1 34 0
— Not available.
† Not applicable. Some states do not have charter school authorization and some states do not designate magnet schools.
‡ Reporting standards not met. Information about whether or not a school was a magnet school was missing for 18.2 percent of schools in in the 50 states and District of Columbia.
1 Number of Title I eligible schools includes those with and without schoolwide Title I programs.
2 Data were missing in one or more states for the number of students and the number of students enrolled in vocational education, magnet, Title I, or Title I schoolwide program schools. A reporting states total is shown if data for any item in the table were missing for some, but not more than 15 percent, of all schools in the United States. If data for an item were unavailable for more than 15 percent of schools in the United States, the total for that item is shown as "reporting standards not met."
3 DoDDS and DDESS are the Department of Defense dependents schools (overseas) and the Department of Defense dependents schools (domestic), respectively.
NOTE: Every school is assigned a school type. A school may also be included under the Charter, Magnet, and/or Title I statuses, which are independent of one another and of school type.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "Public Elementary/Secondary School Universe Survey," 2006–07, Version 1a.