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NAEP Technical DocumentationFrame and New School Sample Sizes for the 2007 State Assessment

The following table lists the number of sampled schools taken from the public school sampling frame (as constructed from the Common Core of Data) and the new-school sampling frame for fourth and eighth grade, by participating jurisdiction. For states that include Trial Urban District Assessment (TUDA) districts, the balance of the state is shown, excluding the schools in the TUDA district.

Frame-based and new public school samples, state assessment, by grade and jurisdiction: 2007

Jurisdiction	Fourth grade			Eighth grade
	Total school sample	Frame school sample	New-school sample	Total school sample	Frame school sample	New-school sample
Total	8,100	7,990	110	7,220	7,040	180
Alabama	120	120	#	120	120	0
Alaska	200	200	#	140	140	#
Arizona	130	130	0	140	140	#
Arkansas	130	130	0	130	130	#
California?Los Angeles	80	80	#	70	70	0
California?San Diego	60	60	#	40	30	#
California?Balance	190	190	0	210	210	#
Colorado	120	120	#	130	120	#
Connecticut	110	110	0	110	110	#
Delaware	100	100	#	60	50	#
Florida	170	170	10	180	180	#
Georgia?Atlanta	50	50	0	20	20	#
Georgia?Balance	100	100	#	100	100	#
Hawaii	120	120	#	70	70	#
Idaho	140	130	10	110	110	10
Illinois?Chicago	90	90	#	110	110	#
Illinois?Balance	100	100	#	100	100	#
Indiana	120	120	0	110	110	#
Iowa	140	140	#	140	140	#
Kansas	150	150	0	150	150	0
Kentucky	120	120	#	120	120	#
Louisiana	120	120	#	150	140	10
Maine	160	160	#	140	140	0
Maryland	120	110	#	110	110	#
Massachusetts?Boston	70	70	0	40	40	#
Massachusetts?Balance	110	110	0	110	110	#
Michigan	130	130	#	130	130	#
Minnesota	150	150	0	160	160	0
Mississippi	120	110	#	120	120	0
Missouri	130	130	0	140	130	#
Montana	210	200	#	190	190	0
Nebraska	200	200	#	140	140	0
Nevada	110	110	#	80	80	#
New Hampshire	130	130	0	90	90	0
New Jersey	120	120	#	120	120	#
New Mexico	130	130	#	120	110	#
New York?New York City	80	80	#	90	80	#
New York?Balance	70	70	0	80	80	#
North Carolina?Charlotte	50	50	#	40	30	#
North Carolina?Balance	120	120	#	120	120	#
North Dakota	220	220	0	210	200	10
Ohio?Cleveland	60	60	#	100	50	50
Ohio?Balance	120	120	#	120	120	#
Oklahoma	140	140	0	150	150	0
Oregon	150	150	0	130	120	#
Pennsylvania	120	120	0	120	110	#
Rhode Island	120	120	0	60	60	#
South Carolina	110	110	0	110	110	#
South Dakota	210	200	#	160	150	#
Tennessee	120	120	#	120	120	#
Texas?Austin	60	50	#	20	20	0
Texas?Houston	90	80	#	50	50	0
Texas?Balance	170	160	10	180	170	10
Utah	110	110	#	110	110	#
Vermont	200	120	#	130	130	#
Virginia	110	110	#	110	110	#
Washington	140	140	#	150	140	#
West Virginia	150	150	#	120	120	#
Wisconsin	130	130	0	130	130	#
Wyoming	200	190	10	100	90	10
Other jurisdictions
Bureau of Indian Education (BIE)	140	140	#	120	120	#
Department of Defense	130	130	#	70	70	10
District of Columbia	130	120	10	60	50	10
Puerto Rico	110	110	0	110	110	0
# Rounds to zero. NOTE: Counts of schools are rounded to the nearest ten. Details may not sum to totals due to rounding. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2007.