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Public School Choice - Total Number of Students Who Participated: 2010-11 1

The total number of students who took advantage of the public school choice offered by their school. [More about...]

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National View trend line for National 153,370
US 153,370
Alabama View trend line for Alabama 682
AL 682
Alaska View trend line for Alaska 236
AK 236
Arizona View trend line for Arizona 348
AZ 348
Arkansas View trend line for Arkansas 225
AR 225
California View trend line for California 80,115
CA 80,115
Colorado View trend line for Colorado 1,624
CO 1,624
Connecticut View trend line for Connecticut 1,003
CT 1,003
Delaware View trend line for Delaware 520
DE 520
District of Columbia View trend line for District of Columbia 48
DC 48
Florida View trend line for Florida 18,104
FL 18,104
Georgia View trend line for Georgia 4,253
GA 4,253
Hawaii View trend line for Hawaii 721
HI 721
Idaho View trend line for Idaho 463
ID 463
Illinois View trend line for Illinois 1,428
IL 1,428
Indiana View trend line for Indiana 3,387
IN 3,387
Iowa View trend line for Iowa 417
IA 417
Kansas View trend line for Kansas 769
KS 769
Kentucky View trend line for Kentucky 492
KY 492
Louisiana View trend line for Louisiana 985
LA 985
Maine View trend line for Maine 30
ME 30
Maryland View trend line for Maryland 1,086
MD 1,086
Massachusetts View trend line for Massachusetts 715
MA 715
Michigan View trend line for Michigan 355
MI 355
Minnesota View trend line for Minnesota 1,134
MN 1,134
Mississippi View trend line for Mississippi 349
MS 349
Missouri View trend line for Missouri 1,966
MO 1,966
Montana View trend line for Montana 15
MT 15
Nebraska View trend line for Nebraska n<
NE n<
Nevada View trend line for Nevada 894
NV 894
New Hampshire View trend line for New Hampshire 303
NH 303
New Jersey View trend line for New Jersey 908
NJ 908
New Mexico View trend line for New Mexico 153
NM 153
New York View trend line for New York 625
NY 625
North Carolina View trend line for North Carolina 8,160
NC 8,160
North Dakota View trend line for North Dakota 22
ND 22
Ohio View trend line for Ohio 6,150
OH 6,150
Oklahoma View trend line for Oklahoma 640
OK 640
Oregon View trend line for Oregon 1,807
OR 1,807
Pennsylvania View trend line for Pennsylvania 1,460
PA 1,460
Puerto Rico View trend line for Puerto Rico 0
PR 0
Rhode Island View trend line for Rhode Island 226
RI 226
South Carolina View trend line for South Carolina 2,114
SC 2,114
South Dakota View trend line for South Dakota 55
SD 55
Tennessee View trend line for Tennessee 2,879
TN 2,879
Texas View trend line for Texas 1,544
TX 1,544
Utah View trend line for Utah 30
UT 30
Vermont View trend line for Vermont n<
VT n<
Virginia View trend line for Virginia 1,472
VA 1,472
Washington View trend line for Washington 2,166
WA 2,166
West Virginia View trend line for West Virginia 100
WV 100
Wisconsin View trend line for Wisconsin 124
WI 124
Wyoming View trend line for Wyoming 43
WY 43

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# this symbol means data value rounds to zero.
this symbol means reporting standards not met.
<3% this symbol means data value was less than 3%.
>97% this symbol means data value was greater than 97%.
 
   
   
 
 
   
1 Description: The total number of students who took advantage of the public school choice offered by their school. ; Academic Year: 2010-11; Grade: N/A; Note: The state-reported total number of students who took advantage of the public school choice offered by their school. Students are eligible for public school choice if they attend schools that have been identified for improvement because they did not make adequte yearly progress (AYP) for two or more consecutive years. A dash (-) indicates that the data are missing or not available. The symbol "n <" indicates that the data has been suppressed due to a small count or complementary suppression has been applied to protect another small count. Due to missing values, national level data may not accurately represent national trends. ; Source: EDFacts/Consolidated State Performance Report, 2010-11: http://www2.ed.gov/admins/lead/account/consolidated/index.html; Data Uploaded On: 08/30/2012