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Section II.
The State Picture
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Introduction to State Tables

This section of the report focuses on states. Most of the data included are available by topic in the
tables in vol. 2. In this section, data from a variety of these tables are combined to provide a picture
of special education and early intervention services in each state. More general information about
the state, such as the size of the public school enrollment and per-pupil expenditures, is also included.
Data are from the following tables in vol. 2 of this report:

Table AA1 Number of Children Served Under IDEA, Part B by Age Group,
During the 2001-02 School Year
Table AA13 Percentage (Based on Estimated Enrollment) of Children Ages 6-17
Served Under IDEA, Part B by Disability, During the 2001-02
School Year
Table AA15 Racial/Ethnic Composition (Number and Percentage) of Students Ages
6-21 Served Under IDEA, Part B by Disability, During the 2001-02
School Year
Table AB2 Number and Percentage of Children Ages 6-21 Served in Different
Educational Environments Under IDEA, Part B by Disability, During
the 2000-2001 School Year
Table AC2 Total Number of Teachers Employed (in Full-Time Equivalency)
To Provide Special Education and Related Services for Children and
Youth Ages 6-21 with Disabilities, During the 2000-2001 School Year
Table AD1 Number of Students Age 14 and Older Exiting Special Education,
During the 2000-2001 School Year
Table AH1 Number and Percentage (Based on 2001 Population Estimates)
of Infants and Toddlers Receiving Early Intervention Services,
December 1, 2001
Table AH2 Number of At-Risk Infants and Toddlers Receiving Early Intervention
Services (Duplicated Count), December 1, 2001
Table AH3 Number of Infants and Toddlers Ages Birth Through 2 Served in
Different Early Intervention Settings Under Part C, December 1, 2000
Table AH4 Number of Infants and Toddlers Ages Birth Through 2 Exiting Part C
Programs, During the 2000-2001 Reporting Year
Table AH7 Racial/Ethnic Composition (Number and Percentage) of Infants and
Toddlers Ages Birth Through 2 Served Under IDEA, Part C by
Race/Ethnicity, December 1, 2001
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Alabama
Number of regular school districts1 ..........................................................................................128
Public school preK-12 enrollment2 ....................................................................................737,294
Per-pupil expenditures3 ........................................................................................................$5,885
Percentage of population in urban areas4 ..................................................................................55.4
Percentage of children under age 18 below poverty level5 ........................................................20.5
Special Education (Part B)

All data about special education on this page are from DANS.6
Number of children served under IDEA
3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................7,526
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................83,857
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................5,094
Percentage of 6-17 enrollment served under IDEA ................................................................11.4
Percentage of students with disabilities ages 14-21 exiting school with a diploma ......................20
Percentage of students with disabilities ages 14-21 exiting school by dropping out ....................46
Number of special education teachers for students ages 6-21 ................................................4,036
Percentage of fully certified special education teachers for students ages 6-21 ............................97
Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

and the National Population, Ages 6-21: 2001
70 63.8 Special
60 56.0 education
50 Population7
42.3
Percent
40
32.7
30
20
10
0.8 2.2 0.6 0.6 0.3 0.8
0
White (not Black (not Hispanic American Asian/Pacific
Hispanic) Hispanic) Indian/Alaska Islander
Native
Race/Ethnicity
Distribution of Special Education Students

in Different Educational Environments: 2000
Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

more than 60% of time 2.3%
9.5%
Note: Please see the Data

Outside regular Outside regular
Notes at the end of
classroom between classroom less
section III for any
21 and 60% of time than 21% of time
information the state
40.4% 47.9%
submitted to clarify
its data submission.
*Includes public facility, private facility, public residential facility, private residential facility, and home/hospital environment.
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Alabama (continued)
Early Intervention Services for Infants and Toddlers (Part C)

All data about early intervention services on this page are from DANS.8
Lead agency for early
intervention services ............................................Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
Services provided to infants Center for Education
and toddlers at risk Statistics, Common Core
of Data, Local Education
of developmental delay? ............................................................................................................No Agency Universe Survey,
2001-02.
Number of infants and toddlers
2 U.S. Department of
receiving early intervention services ......................................................................................2,086 Education, National
Center for Education
Percentage of infants and toddlers Statistics, Common Core
served in the home......................................................................................................................68 of Data, State Nonfiscal
Survey, 2001-02.
Percentage of infants and toddlers 3 U.S. Department of
served in programs for typically Education, National
developing children ..................................................................................................................10.6 Center for Education
Statistics, Common Core
of Data, National Public
Racial/Ethnic Composition of Infants and Toddlers Education Financial
Receiving Early Intervention and the National Survey, 2000-01.
Population, Birth Through 2 Years of Age: 2001 4 U.S. Census Bureau,
Urban and Rural [6] –
Summary File 1 (SF1)
100-Percent Data
70 63.9 Universe:Total Population,
Part C
57.1 Census 2000.
60
Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
50 Housing and Household
40.4
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
31.7 Division, Small Area
30 Estimates Branch, State
Estimates for People Under
20 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
10
2000 released October
1.5 3.2 0.3 0.3 0.7 0.8 2003;
0 http://www.census.gov/
White (not Black (not Hispanic American Asian/Pacific hhes/www/saipe/stcty/
Hispanic) Hispanic) Indian/Alaska Islander doo_oo.html.
Native 6 U.S. Department
Race/Ethnicity of Education, Office
of Special Education
Programs, Data Analysis
System (DANS).
Reasons for Exiting Early Intervention Program: 2000-01 7 U.S. Census Bureau,
Population Estimates
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior to max age Part B eligible released October 2003;
11.8% 0.0% http://eire.census.gov/
popest/data/states/files/
All other Not eligible, exit to STC4-6R.txt.
24.3% other programs 8 U.S. Department
8.1% of Education, Office
Not eligible, exit with of Special Education
no referral Programs, Data Analysis
0.0% Systems (DANS).
9 U.S. Census Bureau,
Eligibility not determined Program, Population
55.8% Estimates for 2001,
released October 2003;
http://eire.census.gov/
STC4-6R.txt.

Alaska
Number of regular school districts1 ............................................................................................53

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,678
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................15,636
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................703

70 65.0
Special
60 56.1 education
50 Population7
Percent
40
31.7
30
20.9
20
10 5.8 4.2
3.2 5.0 3.2 4.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.4%

Notes at the end of Outside regular Outside regular
section III for any classroom between classroom less
information the state 21 and 60% of time than 21% of time
submitted to clarify 27.7% 57.9%

Alaska (continued)

intervention services ..........................................Alaska Department of Health and Social Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
receiving early intervention services ..........................................................................................624 Education, National
Survey, 2001-02.
developing children ....................................................................................................................3.2 Center for Education
100-Percent Data
70 Universe:Total Population,
62.0 Part C
Census 2000.
60
50.2 Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
Percent
37.0 Economic Statistics

40
Division, Small Area
21.2 Estimates for People Under
7.2 2000 released October
10 4.2 4.7 4.3 4.3 4.9 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior released October 2003;
All other to max age http://eire.census.gov/
28.7% 6.3% popest/data/states/files/
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
of Education, Office
Eligibility not determined of Special Education
5.5% Programs, Data Analysis
Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit with no referral 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
4.4% Part B eligible
45.5%
Not eligible, exit to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Arizona

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................9,906
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................86,788
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................4,192
Percentage of 6-17 enrollment served under IDEA ..................................................................9.4
Percentage of students with disabilities ages 14-21 exiting school with a diploma† ....................42
Percentage of students with disabilities ages 14-21 exiting school by dropping out† ..................56
†
Arizona did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

60
51.8 52.7 Special
50 education
40 Population7
33.1 34.8
Percent
30
20
10 6.0 8.1 6.9

3.7
1.0 1.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


17.6%


Arizona (continued)

intervention services..................................................Arizona Department of Econnomic Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
Census 2000.
50 47.8 47.4
40.9
40 36.8 Housing and Household
Percent
Economic Statistics
30 Division, Small Area
Estimates Branch, State
20 Estimates for People Under
Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
10 6.3
4.2 3.4 2003;
1.6 1.9
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior to max age Part B eligible released October 2003;
All other STC4-6R.txt.
25.7% 8 U.S. Department
Eligibility not determined of Education, Office
0.1% of Special Education
Not eligible, exit with no referral Systems (DANS).
0.0%
Not eligible, exit to Population Estimates
other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Arkansas

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................9,504
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................51,684
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,781

80 72.9
69.7 Special
70 education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30 26.9
21.0
20
10
2.5 4.4 0.6 0.7 0.3 0.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


14.0%


Arkansas (continued)

intervention services ......................................................Arkansas Department of Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
70.9 Part C
70 Census 2000.
61.4
60 Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
Housing and Household
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
40 35.0 Division, Small Area
21.1
10 6.4
2.6 0.3 0.6 0.7 1.1 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior to max age http://eire.census.gov/
18.5% popest/data/states/files/
Part B eligible STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit to other programs of Special Education
0.0% 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
All other Population Estimates
Eligibility not determined
73.8% Program, Population
0.7%
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

California
Public school preK-12 enrollment2 ..................................................................................6,248,610

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................58,456
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................573,818
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................25,397
Number of special education teachers for students ages 6-21 ..............................................29,356

45 42.3 42.4
38.6 38.4 Special
40 education
35
30 Population7
Percent
25
20
15 12.7
10.9
10 7.6
5.5
5 0.9 0.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


17.8%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
17.9% 60.7%

California (continued)

intervention services ........................................California Department of Developmental Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
of developmental delay? ............................................................................................................Yes Agency Universe Survey,
2001-02.
receiving early intervention services ....................................................................................24,425 Education, National
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
50.9 Census 2000.
50 48.2
32.6 34.4
Percent
Economic Statistics
8.7 6.8 10.2
10 7.4 2000 released October
0.4 0.4 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined All other
1.6% 8.0%
Not eligible, exit with Complete prior STC4-6R.txt.
no referral to max age 8 U.S. Department
0.0% 19.4% of Education, Office
Not eligible, exit to Systems (DANS).
other programs
Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Colorado

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................8,581
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................67,922
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,580

80
69.5 Special
70 66.1 education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30 22.9 22.6
20
10 7.9
4.6
1.5 0.8 1.5 2.5
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


8.0%


Colorado (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Colorado Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
70 66.1 63.9 Universe:Total Population,
Part C
Census 2000.
60
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
30 26.1 28.2 Estimates Branch, State
10 4.9 4.6
0.6 0.7 2.2 2.6 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
to max age http://eire.census.gov/
STC4-6R.txt.
Part B eligible 8 U.S. Department
All other
Not eligible, exit to Programs, Data Analysis
other programs Systems (DANS).
2.0%
Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
Eligibility not determined with no referral Program, Population
8.6% 1.6% Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Connecticut
Per-pupil expenditures3 ......................................................................................................$10,127

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................7,390
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................63,053
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,573
Percentage of fully certified special education teachers for students ages 6-21 ..........................100

80
71.6 Special
70 67.8
education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30
20 15.5 15.3 13.6
11.8
10
0.4 0.3 1.0 2.8
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


16.1%


Connecticut (continued)

intervention services............................................Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
68.7 68.7 Part C
70 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 15.8 15.5 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
12.2 12.0 2000 released October
10 3.2 3.5 2003;
0.2 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other Complete prior http://eire.census.gov/
23.0% to max age popest/data/states/files/
13.9% STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit with no referral
3.6%
Not eligible, exit to other programs Part B eligible
Program, Population
5.0% 45.6%
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Delaware

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,875
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................14,730
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................690

70 66.9
Special
60 education
52.9
50 Population7
40.1
Percent
40
30 24.1
20
10 6.2 6.5
0.3 0.3 0.6 2.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


17.7%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
44.0% 32.5%

Delaware (continued)

intervention services ......................................Delaware Department of Health and Social Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
57.4 Census 2000.
60
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
30 27.4 Estimates Branch, State
23.9
12.3
10
0.3 0.3 2.7 2.8 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other Complete prior released October 2003;
9.0% to max age http://eire.census.gov/
Eligibility not determined STC4-6R.txt.
7.3% Part B eligible 8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit of Special Education
with no referral Programs, Data Analysis
STC4-6R.txt.

District of Columbia
Number of regular school districts1 ..............................................................................................1
Public school preK-12 enrollment2 ......................................................................................75,392
Percentage of population in urban areas4 ................................................................................100.0

3-5 years old ............................................................................................................436
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................10,975
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,045
Number of special education teachers for students ages 6-21....................................................675

100 90.8 Special

90
education
80
67.7
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
19.9
20
9.7
10 3.3 5.5
0.0 0.2 0.3 2.5
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

Separate facilities* Outside regular classroom

32.4% less than 21% of time
4.4%
Outside regular classroom

between 21 and 60% of time
21.5%
Notes at the end of
section III for any
information the state Outside regular classroom
submitted to clarify more than 60% of time
its data submission. 41.8%

District of Columbia (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................DC Department of Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
70.6 Part C
70 66.2 Census 2000.
60
Percent
50 Economic Statistics
18.6 19.0 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
20
9.3
10 2003;
0.0 0.2 1.1 2.4
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
14.1% STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
12.0%
Not eligible, exit to
other programs Part B eligible
Program, Population
1.1% 55.4%
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Florida

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................32,590
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................330,500
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................16,519

60 56.4
53.2 Special
50 education
40 Population7
Percent
29.4
30
21.7 19.6
20 16.3
10
0.3 0.3 0.8 1.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


22.5%


Florida (continued)

intervention services ........................................................................Florida Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
58.5 Census 2000.
60 54.0
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
22.1 21.9 21.9 Estimates for People Under
18.5
10
0.1 0.2 0.9 2.0 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit to other programs Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Georgia

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................17,709
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................155,005
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................5,525

60 55.8 56.6
Special
50 education
39.8 Population7
40 34.6
Percent
30
20
10 6.4
3.4
0.1 0.2 0.9 2.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


26.7%


Georgia (continued)

intervention services ....................................................Georgia Department of Human Resources 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
Census 2000.
50
35.4
Percent
33.0 Economic Statistics

10 7.7 9.7 2000 released October
0.1 0.2 1.7 2.3 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior to max age released October 2003;
All other 5.2% http://eire.census.gov/
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
determined with no referral Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Hawaii

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,930
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................20,842
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................754

80 72.8 Special
70 education
60.5
60
Population7
Percent
50
40
30 25.5
20.4
20
10.7
10 2.6 3.0 3.6
0.6 0.3

Native
Race/Ethnicity


more than 60% of time
21.2%


Hawaii (continued)

intervention services ........................................................................Hawaii Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
30 23.8
16.4 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
20
10 2.0 3.4 2.3 2003;
0.3 0.3
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other Complete prior to max age released October 2003;
STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit Systems (DANS).
to other programs
Eligibility not 10.6%
determined Not eligible, exit with no referral Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Idaho

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................3,650
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................24,437
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,013

100
Special
90 84.5 86.1
education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20 11.7 10.9
10 2.2 1.5
0.8 0.5 0.6 1.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


7.2%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
25.9% 65.2%

Idaho (continued)

intervention services ......................................................Idaho Department of Health and Welfare 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
86.6 83.3 Part C
90 Census 2000.
Percent
40
10.1
10 0.8 0.6 1.7 1.4 0.8 1.0 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit with no referral Programs, Data Analysis
other programs Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Illinois

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................29,664
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................264,538
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................12,153

70
63.2 61.4 Special
60 education
50 Population7
Percent
40
30 24.2
18.7 16.4
20
11.3
10
0.1 0.2 1.1 3.3
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


28.6%

Outside regular
Notes at the end of
Outside regular classroom less
section III for any
classroom between than 21% of time
21 and 60% of time 36.4%
29.0%

Illinois (continued)

intervention services..........................................................Illinois Department of Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
25.0 Estimates Branch, State
21.2
20 18.0 17.4 Estimates for People Under
10 2000 released October
3.7 2003;
0.1 0.1 1.3
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other http://eire.census.gov/
3.1%
17.2%
8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit to other programs of Education, Office
0.6%
STC4-6R.txt.

Indiana

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................16,347
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................138,307
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................6,865

90 84.3 83.8
Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 12.9 10.3
10 2.3 4.5 0.2 0.2 0.3 1.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


21.3%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
18.3% 58.2%

Indiana (continued)

intervention services ........................................Indiana Family and Social Services Administration 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
10 4.2 6.6 1.4 1.2 2003;
0.1 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior http://eire.census.gov/
to max age popest/data/states/files/
All other 23.6%
34.0% STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Part B eligible of Special Education
Eligibility not determined 22.4% Programs, Data Analysis
Not eligible, exit with Not eligible, exit to Population Estimates
no referral other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Iowa

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................5,487
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................64,100
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,497

100
88.8 91.1 Special
90
education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20
10 6.3 3.0 3.4 4.0 0.6 0.4 0.8 1.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


14.8%


Iowa (continued)

intervention services ......................................................................Iowa Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
89.4 88.1 Part C
90 Census 2000.
Percent
40
10 5.2 6.1 3.9 1.9
0.8 3.5 0.7 0.4 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other STC4-6R.txt.
39.8%
8 U.S. Department
Part B eligible of Education, Office
Systems (DANS).
Eligibility not determined 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
0.4% Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
Not eligible, exit with no referral to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Kansas

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................8,135
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................50,982
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,756
†
Kansas did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

90
79.3 80.2 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
11.3
10 7.3 7.3 9.5
1.2 1.0 0.8 1.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.4%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
25.8% 58.8%

Kansas (continued)

intervention services ............................................Kansas Department of Health and Environment 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
served in the home ..................................................................................................................82.2 of Data, State Nonfiscal
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
70 Census 2000.
60
Percent
10.7 12.1 13.2 2000 released October
10 7.4
0.6 0.9 2.0 2.3 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
20.7% STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit with
no referral
2.5%
Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
to other programs Population Estimates
3.1% Part B eligible
Program, Population
50.6%
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Kentucky

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................17,747
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................77,152
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,247

100
Special
90 85.5 87.8
education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20 13.5
9.3
10
0.7 1.9 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.8
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


14.7%


Kentucky (continued)

intervention services............................................................Kentucky Cabinet for Health Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
90 84.9 86.9 Census 2000.
Percent
40
10 2.2 2.5 1.1 1.0 2003;
0.5 0.1
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other Complete prior to max age http://eire.census.gov/
Not eligible, exit to of Education, Office
other programs of Special Education
with no referral 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
Eligibility not Population Estimates
0.0%
determined Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Louisiana

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................10,061
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................83,932
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................5,332

60 55.8
53.2 Special
50 education
44.7
39.7 Population7
40
Percent
30
20
10
1.0 2.5 0.7 0.6 0.4 1.3
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


30.4%

Outside regular
Notes at the end of
section III for any
21 and 60% of time 44.5%
22.5%

Louisiana (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Louisiana Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
50.7 Census 2000.
50 46.5
40.5 Housing and Household
40
Percent
Economic Statistics
1.3 2.9 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.3 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not determined 8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit with Programs, Data Analysis
no referral Systems (DANS).
Part B eligible
53.6%
STC4-6R.txt.

Maine

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................4,230
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................30,793
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,557

120
Special
100 97.1 96.1 education
80 Population7
Percent
60
40
20
1.2 0.9 0.6 1.2 0.7 0.7 0.4 1.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


13.3%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
31.4% 52.2%

Maine (continued)

intervention services ....................................................................Maine Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
97.4 95.7 Census 2000.
100
Percent
Economic Statistics
1.0 1.1 0.6 1.4 0.4 0.7 0.6 1.1 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined All other http://eire.census.gov/
STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit with
Complete prior 8 U.S. Department
no referral
to max age of Education, Office
0.0%
Part B eligible Population Estimates
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Maryland

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................10,614
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................97,603
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................4,209

70
Special
60 57.9 education
52.9
50 Population7
40.6
Percent
40
32.6
30
20
10 4.4 5.2
0.4 0.3 1.7 4.0
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


23.2%

Outside regular
Notes at the end of
section III for any
21 and 60% of time 46.4%
22.5%

Maryland (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Maryland Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
57.6 55.9 Census 2000.
60
Percent
40
Economic Statistics
35.6
10 4.3 6.8 2.2 4.2 2003;
0.2 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other
21.4%
STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit to 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
other programs Population Estimates
3.9% Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Massachusetts

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................13,070
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................129,711
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................7,222
†
Massachusetts did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

90
77.4 Special
80 73.2 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 12.9 10.3
11.6
10 7.5
0.4 0.2 1.9 4.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

Separate facilities* Outside regular classroom

8.9% less than 21% of time
18.2%
Outside regular
classroom more
than 60% of time
Notes at the end of
15.5% Outside regular
section III for any
information the state classroom between
submitted to clarify 21 and 60% of time

Massachusetts (continued)

intervention services ..................................................Massachusetts Department of Public Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
served in the home....................................................................................................................100 of Data, State Nonfiscal
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
70 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
13.4 12.2
10 3.3 4.9 2003;
0.1 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Not eligible, exit with of Education, Office
no referral of Special Education
Systems (DANS).
other programs 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
6.7% Population Estimates
Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Michigan

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................20,887
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................194,401
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................10,773

80 74.7 75.5
Special
70 education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30
19.8 17.4
20
10 3.6 4.5
0.9 0.7 1.0 2.0
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


23.3%


Michigan (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Michigan Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
77.8 Part C
80 73.4 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 15.0 17.6
10 4.8 6.0 2003;
1.0 0.5 1.4 2.5
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Part B eligible Programs, Data Analysis
Eligibility not determined 44.2% Systems (DANS).
4.0%
Not eligible, exit Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
with no referral to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Minnesota
Percentage of children under age 18 below poverty level5..........................................................8.7

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................11,804
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................94,478
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................4,682
†
Minnesota did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

90 85.3
80.3 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
9.7
10 5.0 3.5 3.9 3.3 1.5 3.2 4.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


8.7%


Minnesota (continued)

intervention services ..........................Minnesota Department of Children, Families, and Learning 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
10 6.7 6.4 4.7 6.1 2.2 1.6 2.5 4.4 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined All other
0.0% 5.2%
Not eligible, exit with no referral Complete prior STC4-6R.txt.
0.0% to max age 8 U.S. Department
to other programs Programs, Data Analysis
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Mississippi

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................6,902
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................52,533
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,761

60 54.5
52.3 Special
50 education
44.7 44.9
40 Population7
Percent
30
20
10
0.5 1.6 0.1 0.5 0.3 0.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


22.2%


Mississippi (continued)

intervention services ..........................................................Mississippi State Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
52.3 53.9 Part C
Census 2000.
50 44.9 44.7 Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
Percent
Economic Statistics
0.8 1.9 0.1 0.5 0.3 0.7 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Eligibility not Programs, Data Analysis
determined Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit Not eligible, exit to Population Estimates
with no referral other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Missouri

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................12,222
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................122,521
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................6,781

90
81.1 Special
80 77.4
education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20.7
20 14.4
10
1.3 2.8 0.2 0.5 0.4 1.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.6%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
30.9% 53.2%

Missouri (continued)

intervention services ....................Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
79.9 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
10 1.9 3.8 2003;
0.1 0.4 0.9 1.5
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other Complete prior
18.3% to max age
10.5%
STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit to 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
other programs Population Estimates
STC4-6R.txt.

Montana

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,687
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................16,731
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................844

100
86.9 Special
90 81.3 education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20 15.1
9.0
10 0.9 0.5 1.9 2.9 0.7 0.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


10.7%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
32.5% 55.2%

Montana (continued)

intervention services ........................Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
80.0 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
10 2.7 3.7 2003;
0.7 0.6 1.0 0.7
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
17.3% http://eire.census.gov/
All other popest/data/states/files/
36.1% STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Eligibility not Programs, Data Analysis
determined Systems (DANS).
6.9%
Not eligible, exit Not eligible, exit to Population Estimates
with no referral other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Nebraska

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................3,896
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................37,525
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,443

90 81.7 84.6 Special

80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
8.3 5.3 6.7 7.4
10 2.4 1.2 0.9 1.5
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.9%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
25.2% 59.3%

Nebraska (continued)

intervention services................................................................Nebraska Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
79.9 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
10 3.7 5.8 1.1 1.3 0.8 1.9 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
10.3%
Eligibility not
determined
with no referral Program, Population
57.8%
STC4-6R.txt.

Nevada

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................3,976
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................34,957
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,294

70
Special
60 57.3 58.2 education
50 Population7
Percent
40
30 27.1
22.2
20 15.0
8.5
10 4.8
2.7 1.3 2.8
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


15.7%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
31.4% 50.7%

Nevada (continued)

intervention services ........................................................Nevada Department of Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
57.8 Census 2000.
60
52.7 Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
Percent
Economic Statistics
10 7.8
2.2 1.1 4.6 4.8 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other http://eire.census.gov/
11.6%
STC4-6R.txt.
to other programs
STC4-6R.txt.

New Hampshire
Percentage of children under age 18 below poverty level5..........................................................6.9

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................2,452
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................26,399
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,419

120
Special
100 96.6 94.9 education
80 Population7
Percent
60
40
20
1.0 1.0 1.7 2.4 0.3 0.3 0.4 1.4
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


3.9%
Outside regular
classroom between
Note: Please see the Data 21 and 60% of time
Notes at the end of
classroom less than
section III for any
21% of time
73.9%

New Hampshire (continued)

intervention services........................New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
90 Census 2000.
Percent
40
10 1.8 1.2 2.8 3.2 3.0 1.9 2003;
0.3 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined All other http://eire.census.gov/
Complete prior STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit
to max age 8 U.S. Department
with no referral
0.0%
Systems (DANS).
other programs
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

New Jersey

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................16,716
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................202,000
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................10,128
†
New Jersey did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

70
61.0 60.5 Special
60 education
50 Population7
Percent
40
30
21.6
20 16.6 14.9 16.8
10 6.0
0.2 0.2 2.3
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

Separate facilities*
Outside regular classroom 9.9%
18.1%

Notes at the end of
Outside regular
section III for any Outside regular classroom less
information the state classroom between than 21% of time
submitted to clarify 21 and 60% of time 44.2%

New Jersey (continued)

intervention services..................................New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
57.6 Census 2000.
60
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
20 16.5 16.0 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
13.5
10 4.5 7.0 2003;
0.2 0.1
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Systems (DANS).
2.1%
Not eligible, exit to other programs Part B eligible Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

New Mexico

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................5,145
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................44,769
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,311

60
52.2 Special
49.6 education
50
40 Population7
35.4
Percent
32.0
30
20
12.1 12.0
10
3.2 2.0
0.5 1.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

32.5%
Outside regular
classroom less
Notes at the end of Outside regular than 21% of time
section III for any classroom between 33.3%
information the state 21 and 60% of time
submitted to clarify 32.4%

New Mexico (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................New Mexico Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
52.9 Part C
49.2 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
30.4 32.0
20 16.9 Estimates for People Under
2.3 2.0 1.2 1.2 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other
37.1%
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
4.6%
Systems (DANS).
4.2% Part B eligible Population Estimates
Not eligible, exit to other programs
STC4-6R.txt.

New York

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................53,313
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................364,975
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................21,944

60 56.6
53.6 Special
50 education
Population7
40
Percent
30
23.8
18.5 19.9 19.0
20
10 5.6
0.6 0.4 2.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


29.8%


New York (continued)

intervention services....................................................................New York Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
69.1 Part C
70 Census 2000.
Percent
21.6
20 18.2 15.4 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
10 6.2
0.2 0.3 2.9 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Not eligible, exit with Programs, Data Analysis
no referral Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit Part B eligible Population Estimates
to other programs 45.6% Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

North Carolina

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................19,010
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................161,850
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................6,112

70 63.9 Special
60 57.9 education
50 Population7
Percent
40 36.6
30 26.7
20
10 6.1
2.9 1.8 1.5 0.7 1.8
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


17.5%


North Carolina (continued)

intervention services ........................North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
62.1 Part C
Census 2000.
60 55.9
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
10 7.0
1.9 1.4 3.0 1.9 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Systems (DANS).
other programs
STC4-6R.txt.

North Dakota

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,294
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................11,627
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................706

100
90 86.3 89.2 Special
education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20
10.1 7.3
10 1.3 1.0 1.7 1.8 0.6 0.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


3.7%


North Dakota (continued)

intervention services..............................................North Dakota Department of Human Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
85.9 Part C
90 Census 2000.
80.1
Percent
40
9.4
10 2.2 1.3 2.2 2.5 1.9 0.9 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Complete prior to max age
12.1%
Not eligible, exit to of Education, Office
other programs of Special Education
Systems (DANS).
All other Population Estimates
STC4-6R.txt.

Ohio

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................19,075
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................206,344
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................13,128
†
Ohio did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

90
81.6 Special
78.3
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
19.3
20 14.3
10 1.8 2.6 0.2 0.2 0.4 1.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

19.0%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
31.9% 41.0%

Ohio (continued)

intervention services ..........................................................................Ohio Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
78.6 80.0 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
16.7 15.1 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
20
10 3.3 3.2 2003;
0.2 0.2 1.2 1.5
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Not eligible, exit to of Special Education
other programs Programs, Data Analysis
Eligibility not 9 U.S. Census Bureau,
determined Population Estimates
10.3% Not eligible, exit with no referral Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Oklahoma

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................6,714
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................76,821
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................4,266
†
Oklahoma did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

80
70.3 Special
70 65.5 education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30
20 14.3 15.0
10.2 10.7
10 7.3
3.2 2.0 1.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.3%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
39.3% 46.8%

Oklahoma (continued)

intervention services ....................................................Oklahoma State Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
70 67.9 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
11.0 10.1 10.7 2000 released October
10 7.4 9.7 6.2
1.1 1.7 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Not eligible, exit with no referral Population Estimates
Eligibility not determined 0.8% Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Oregon

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................7,227
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................65,866
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,036

90 83.2 80.8
Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
9.2 11.8
10 3.5 2.2 2.3 1.5 1.8 3.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


8.1%
Outside regular
classroom between
Notes at the end of
classroom less
section III for any
than 21% of time
72.0%

Oregon (continued)

intervention services..................................................................Oregon Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
78.2 75.2 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 14.8 17.1
10 2.7 2.3 2.3 1.3 2.1 4.2 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined 5.6% STC4-6R.txt.
Systems (DANS).
STC4-6R.txt.

Pennsylvania

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................21,885
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................215,441
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................12,405

90
78.0 80.2 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 16.2
12.7
10 5.1 4.8
0.2 0.1 0.5 2.1
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

22.3%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
33.6% 40.6%

Pennsylvania (continued)

intervention services....................................................Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
77.3 78.0 Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 15.1 13.5
10 6.0 6.0 2003;
0.2 0.1 1.4 2.4
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
19.1% STC4-6R.txt.
Part B eligible
53.5%
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

Rhode Island

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................2,692
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................27,821
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................1,303

90
79.6 76.6 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 12.2 12.9
10 6.3 6.4
0.7 0.6 1.2 3.5
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


27.9%
Note: Please see the Data Outside regular

Notes at the end of classroom less
Outside regular
section III for any than 21% of time
classroom between
information the state 46.1%
21 and 60% of time
20.1%

Rhode Island (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Rhode Island Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
69.4 72.2 Part C
Census 2000.
70
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
20.4
20 16.9 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
10
0.6 0.7 1.9 3.0 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not 39.6% of Education, Office
determined of Special Education
Systems (DANS).
with no referral Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
20.1% to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

South Carolina

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................11,967
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................94,179
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,891

70
Special
58.9
60 education
49.7 48.6
50 Population7
Percent
40 36.7
30
20
10
1.2 3.0 0.2 0.4 0.3 1.0
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

2.5%
less than 21% of time
31.5%
Outside regular
classroom more
than 60% of time
24.2%
Notes at the end of Outside regular
section III for any classroom between
information the state 21 and 60% of time

South Carolina (continued)

intervention services ..............South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
59.6 Census 2000.
60 54.4
41.5
Percent
Economic Statistics
10
3.2 4.2 2003;
0.2 0.3 0.7 1.1
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not
determined
10.1%
Not eligible, exit Programs, Data Analysis
with no referral Systems (DANS).
to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

South Dakota

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................2,244
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................13,902
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................785

90 83.8
79.4 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 16.9
12.6
10
1.5 0.9 1.5 1.9 0.7 0.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

Outside regular Separate facilities*

classroom more 4.3%
than 60% of time
6.2%
Outside regular
classroom between
Notes at the end of 24.6% Outside regular
section III for any classroom less
information the state than 21% of time

South Dakota (continued)

intervention services ........................South Dakota Department of Education and Cultural Affairs 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
79.9 Part C
80 73.4 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
30 23.4 Estimates for People Under
20 15.0
10 2003;
1.8 1.3 0.9 2.9 0.5 0.9
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not STC4-6R.txt.
determined Part B eligible 8 U.S. Department
2.8% 60.2% of Education, Office
Not eligible, exit Programs, Data Analysis
with no referral Systems (DANS).
1.5%
to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Tennessee

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................11,132
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................109,372
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................5,741

80 72.7 74.5 Special

70 education
60
Population7
50
Percent
40
30 25.7
21.3
20
10
1.1 2.8 0.1 0.3 0.4 1.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


17.9%
Note: Please see the Data Outside regular

Notes at the end of classroom less
Outside regular
section III for any than 21% of time
classroom between
information the state 45.1%
21 and 60% of time
34.6%

Tennessee (continued)

intervention services ..............................................................Tennessee Department of Education 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
71.9 73.3 Part C
70 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
30 22.9 21.0 Estimates for People Under
10 3.8 4.2 2003;
0.1 0.2 1.3 1.4
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Eligibility not Part B eligible Systems (DANS).
determined 38.8%
7.1%
STC4-6R.txt.

Texas
Number of regular school districts1 ........................................................................................1,040

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................37,244
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................434,839
18-21 years old ....................................................................................................20,774
†
Texas did not report any students receiving a certificate of completion.

50
44.5 Special
42.4
education
40 38.0 39.7
Population7
Percent
30
20 18.3
12.9
10
0.4 0.3 1.0 2.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity

1.7% Outside regular classroom
less than 21% of time
17.5%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
information the state Outside regular
submitted to clarify classroom between
its data submission. 21 and 60% of time
52.2%

Texas (continued)

intervention services ........................Texas Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
42.9 Part C
45 42.3 Census 2000.
40.0
Percent
20
15 12.3 11.7
5 2.3 2.7 2003;
0.2 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Part B eligible
Systems (DANS).
Eligibility not determined 35.2%
STC4-6R.txt.

Utah

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................5,922
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................46,289
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,359

90 83.4 84.7
Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
10.6 10.2
10 2.6 1.5 1.9 2.6
1.5 0.9
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


21.4%


Utah (continued)

intervention services............................................................................Utah Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 13.0
10 2.3 1.3 1.7 2.5 2003;
1.4 0.8
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Systems (DANS).
7.8% Population Estimates
Part B eligible
Not eligible, exit to other programs 39.3% Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Vermont

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,293
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................11,909
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................684

120
Special
100 96.3 96.1 education
80 Population7
Percent
60
40
20
1.2 0.8 1.0 1.4 0.9 0.5 0.7 1.2
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


6.0%
Outside regular
classroom between
21 and 60% of time
9.4%
Notes at the end of Outside regular
section III for any classroom less
information the state than 21% of time

Vermont (continued)

intervention services......................................................................Vermont Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
96.4
Census 2000.
100 90.9 Population9 5 U.S. Census Bureau,
Percent
Economic Statistics
4.5 0.8 1.9 1.1 0.6 0.3 2.1 1.3 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
4.6%
8 U.S. Department
Systems (DANS).
STC4-6R.txt.

Virginia

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................15,145
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................148,287
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................7,086

70 65.8 66.0
Special
60 education
50 Population7
Percent
40
30 25.7 24.1
20
10 6.6 5.8
0.2 0.3 1.7 3.8
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


25.2%


Virginia (continued)

intervention services ........................Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, 1 U.S. Department of
and Substance Abuse Services Education, National
Services provided to infants Statistics, Common Core
and toddlers at risk Agency Universe Survey,
of developmental delay? ............................................................................................................No 2001-02.
Number of infants and toddlers Education, National
receiving early intervention services ......................................................................................4,743 Center for Education
Percentage of infants and toddlers of Data, State Nonfiscal
served in the home......................................................................................................................73 Survey, 2001-02.
Percentage of infants and toddlers Education, National
served in programs for typically Center for Education
developing children ....................................................................................................................3.1 of Data, National Public
Education Financial
Racial/Ethnic Composition of Infants and Toddlers Receiving Early Survey, 2000-01.
Intervention and the National Population, Birth Through 2 Years of Age: 2001 4 U.S. Census Bureau,
100-Percent Data
Part C
Census 2000.
60
Percent
Economic Statistics
40
2.8 4.3 2003;
0.0 0.2
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
All other
24.1%
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not
determined
Systems (DANS).
6.7%
Not eligible, exit Not eligible, exit Population Estimates
with no referral to other programs Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Washington

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................11,881
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................103,950
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................5,139

90
Special
80 74.1 76.4 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
10.6 10.8
7.3 4.2
10 3.9 1.9 4.1 6.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


15.5%


Washington (continued)

intervention services ..................................Washington Department of Social and Health Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
72.0 72.1 Part C
70 Census 2000.
50
Percent
Economic Statistics
20 16.1 14.9 Age 18 in Poverty U.S.,
10 5.3 4.5 2.7 1.9 3.9 6.6 2003;
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
Eligibility not determined All other released October 2003;
Not eligible, exit with STC4-6R.txt.
no referral 8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit
to other programs
Systems (DANS).
1.9%
Complete prior Population Estimates
Part B eligible to max age Program, Population
28.3% 54.8% Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.

West Virginia

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................5,332
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................42,660
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................2,144

100 94.7 94.2

Special
90 education
80
70 Population7
Percent
60
50
40
30
20
10 4.8 4.0
0.3 0.9 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.6
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


12.9%


West Virginia (continued)

intervention services..........................West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
90 Census 2000.
Percent
40
10 4.6 4.1 2003;
0.8 0.9 0.2 0.1 0.3 0.6
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
Eligibility not determined Systems (DANS).
11.7% Not eligible, exit
to other programs
16.2
Not eligible, exit with no referral Program, Population
STC4-6R.txt.

Wisconsin

3-5 years old ........................................................................................................14,574
6-17 years old ....................................................................................................106,158
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................6,303

90 83.1
78.0 Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20 14.0
8.1
10 4.2 5.0 1.8 1.1 2.0 2.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


14.4%

Notes at the end of
section III for any
40.4% 43.2%

Wisconsin (continued)

intervention services ..................................Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
79.6 Part C
80 Census 2000.
72.1
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
9.3 7.9 7.3
10 2.0 2.6 2003;
1.0 1.2
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Not eligible, exit to other programs Population Estimates
STC4-6R.txt.

Wyoming
Public school preK-12 enrollment2 ......................................................................................88,128

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................1,867
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................10,852
18-21 years old ........................................................................................................567

90 86.3 87.1
Special
80 education
70
60 Population7
Percent
50
40
30
20
10 7.6 8.4
1.6 1.0 4.2 2.8
0.3 0.7
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity


9.7%


Wyoming (continued)

intervention services ....................................................................Wyoming Department of Health 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
2001-02.
Survey, 2001-02.
100-Percent Data
Part C
80 Census 2000.
Percent
Economic Statistics
20
10 7.7
1.5 1.0 3.4 0.4 0.7 2003;
Native
6 U.S. Department
System (DANS).
Program, Population
Estimates for 2001,
STC4-6R.txt.
8 U.S. Department
Systems (DANS).
Not eligible, exit to other programs Program, Population
Part B eligible
47.5%
STC4-6R.txt.

Puerto Rico
Percentage of children under age 18 below poverty level....................................Data not available

3-5 years old ..........................................................................................................7,378
6-17 years old ......................................................................................................55,371
18-21 years old ......................................................................................................3,125

Population,† Ages 6-21: 2001
120
Special
100.0 education
100
80
Percent
60
40
20
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
0
Native
Race/Ethnicity
†
Population estimates were not available for Puerto Rico.

18.4%

Notes at the end of
section III for any Outside regular Outside regular
information the state classroom between classroom less
submitted to clarify 21 and 60% of time than 21% of time
its data submission. 30.9% 44.2%

Puerto Rico (continued)

intervention services................................................................Puerto Rico Department of Health
Services provided to infants
and toddlers at risk
of developmental delay? ............................................................................................................No
receiving early intervention services ......................................................................................2,983
Percentage of infants and toddlers
served in the home......................................................................................................................35
Percentage of infants and toddlers
served in programs for typically
developing children ....................................................................................................................2.2
Racial/Ethnic Composition of Infants and Toddlers

Receiving Early Intervention†: 2001
120
Part C
100.0
100
80
Percent
60 1 U.S. Department of
Education, National
40 Center for Education
20 of Data, Local Education
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Agency Universe Survey,
0 2001-02.
White (not Black (not Hispanic American Asian/Pacific 2 U.S. Department of
Hispanic) Hispanic) Indian/Alaska Islander Education, National
Native
Race/Ethnicity Statistics, Common Core
of Data, State Nonfiscal
Survey, 2001-02.
†
Population estimates were not available for Puerto Rico. Education, National
Reasons for Exiting Early Intervention Program: 2000-01 Statistics, Common Core
Education Financial
Survey, 2000-01.
All other Complete prior
16.1% to max age
Eligibility not determined 9.4%
2.4% 100-Percent Data
Not eligible, exit with Universe:Total Population,
no referral Census 2000.
0.4% System (DANS).
Part B eligible
System (DANS).


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OSEP 2004 layoutb 5/17/05 9:14 AM Page 79

ART REACHES THE DEPTH OF CREATIVITY

“I wanted to show how art surrounds me

Introduction to State Tables

Data are from the following tables in vol. 2 of this report:

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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37.0 Economic Statistics

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

10 6.0 8.1 6.9

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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Special Education (Part B)

Racial/Ethnic Composition of Special Education

Distribution of Special Education Students

Outside regular classroom Separate facilities*

Note: Please see the Data

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