NAEP Technical DocumentationSchool Sample Sizes: Frame and New School for the 2011 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. The school counts shown are at the time of sampling. After school sampling, it was determined that in some Trial Urban District Assessments (TUDAs) a few schools did not contribute to the TUDA's Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). These schools were then classified as out of scope for the TUDA but in scope for the state.

NAEP state frame-based and new public school samples, state assessment, by grade and jurisdiction: 2011
Jurisdiction	Grade 4			Grade 8
Jurisdiction	Total school sample	Frame school sample	New school sample	Total school sample	Frame school sample	New school sample
NOTE: Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2011 State Assessment.
Total	8,500	8,300	228	7,700	7,300	366
Alabama	117	117	0	125	121	4
Alaska	202	199	3	167	164	3
Arizona	127	126	1	136	134	2
Arkansas	123	121	2	126	123	3
California–Fresno	55	53	2	28	26	2
California–Los Angeles	82	81	1	78	73	5
California–San Diego	58	58	0	39	35	4
California–Balance	97	97	0	112	109	3
Colorado	124	124	0	130	126	4
Connecticut	116	115	1	119	112	7
Delaware	109	97	12	68	61	7
Florida–Hillsborourgh County	56	55	1	50	48	2
Florida–Miami	88	81	7	86	73	13
Florida–Balance	91	88	3	97	95	2
Georgia–Atlanta	66	63	3	26	25	1
Georgia–Balance	108	103	5	106	104	2
Hawaii	118	117	1	81	73	8
Idaho	137	131	6	113	107	6
Illinois–Chicago	95	92	3	117	111	6
Illinois–Balance	98	98	0	106	105	1
Indiana	117	117	0	113	112	1
Iowa	141	138	3	138	138	0
Kansas	148	145	3	148	147	1
Kentucky–Jefferson County	56	55	1	46	42	4
Kentucky–Balance	102	102	0	110	107	3
Louisiana	134	122	12	163	136	27
Maine	166	164	2	143	140	3
Maryland–Baltimore	70	68	2	75	48	27
Maryland–Balance	103	101	2	101	101	0
Massachusetts–Boston	86	78	8	45	35	10
Massachusetts–Balance	116	111	5	109	107	2
Michigan–Detroit	58	58	0	63	60	3
Michigan–Balance	114	114	0	117	117	0
Minnesota	148	146	2	168	164	4
Mississippi	117	115	2	121	118	3
Missouri	131	130	1	136	135	1
Montana	206	205	1	200	200	0
Nebraska	181	179	2	169	168	1
Nevada	118	113	5	100	93	7
New Hampshire	133	133	0	96	95	1
New Jersey	118	117	1	116	116	0
New Mexico–Albuquerque	57	55	2	48	46	2
New Mexico–Balance	98	94	4	88	81	7
New York–New York City	82	81	1	91	86	5
New York–Balance	76	76	0	83	80	3
North Carolina–Charlotte	57	54	3	38	36	2
North Carolina–Balance	116	115	1	121	120	1
North Dakota	272	268	4	209	190	19
Ohio–Cleveland	86	79	7	71	69	2
Ohio–Balance	119	116	3	123	118	5
Oklahoma	140	139	1	149	149	0
Oregon	149	142	7	144	135	9
Pennsylvania–Philadelphia	58	58	0	61	58	3
Pennsylvania–Balance	109	105	4	107	103	4
Rhode Island	125	124	1	61	57	4
South Carolina	114	112	2	116	113	3
South Dakota	209	202	7	261	254	7
Tennessee	119	117	2	123	120	3
Texas–Austin	55	54	1	24	21	3
Texas–Dallas	55	54	1	41	38	3
Texas–Houston	86	83	3	50	46	4
Texas–Balance	110	101	9	121	113	8
Utah	130	126	4	125	122	3
Vermont	226	225	1	124	123	1
Virginia	115	112	3	108	107	1
Washington	141	141	0	140	137	3
West Virginia	152	150	2	117	116	1
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	69	68	1	60	55	5
Wisconsin–Balance	121	118	3	119	116	3
Wyoming	202	191	11	108	95	13
Other jurisdictions
Bureau of Indian Education (BIE)	135	131	4	116	111	5
Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA)	120	110	10	72	60	12
District of Columbia (TUDA)	106	102	4	50	34	16
District of Columbia–Balance	47	28	19	52	29	23

Last updated 27 November 2012 (PS)

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