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

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80,115

49 (94.2%) states are within the specified range

State	Public School Choice - Total Number of Students Who Participated: 2010-11 2	In the Range 0 - 80,115
National	153,370
Alabama	682	√
Alaska	236	√
Arizona	348	√
Arkansas	225	√
California	80,115	√
Colorado	1,624	√
Connecticut	1,003	√
Delaware	520	√
District of Columbia	48	√
Florida	18,104	√
Georgia	4,253	√
Hawaii	721	√
Idaho	463	√
Illinois	1,428	√
Indiana	3,387	√
Iowa	417	√
Kansas	769	√
Kentucky	492	√
Louisiana	985	√
Maine	30	√
Maryland	1,086	√
Massachusetts	715	√
Michigan	355	√
Minnesota	1,134	√
Mississippi	349	√
Missouri	1,966	√
Montana	15	√
Nebraska	n<
Nevada	894	√
New Hampshire	303	√
New Jersey	908	√
New Mexico	153	√
New York	625	√
North Carolina	8,160	√
North Dakota	22	√
Ohio	6,150	√
Oklahoma	640	√
Oregon	1,807	√
Pennsylvania	1,460	√
Puerto Rico	0
Rhode Island	226	√
South Carolina	2,114	√
South Dakota	55	√
Tennessee	2,879	√
Texas	1,544	√
Utah	30	√
Vermont	n<
Virginia	1,472	√
Washington	2,166	√
West Virginia	100	√
Wisconsin	124	√
Wyoming	43	√

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>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

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

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