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255. Public Schools Reporting Criminal Incidents to the Police: 1996-97
[In percent. For crimes that took place in school buildings, on school buses or grounds, and places holding school-sponsored events. Based on the National Center forEducation
Statistics' Fast Response Survey System; see source for details]
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Any incidents
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Serious violent incidents 2
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Less serious or nonviolent incidents
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School characteristic
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Urban
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Urban
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Urban
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Total
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City 1
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fringe 1
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Town 1
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Rural 1
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Total
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City 1
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fringe 1
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Town 1
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Rural 1
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Total
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City 1
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fringe 1
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Town 1
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Rural 1
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Total
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56.7
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59.3
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58.4
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63.2
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46.9
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10.1
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16.8
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11.2
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5.4
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7.8
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46.5
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42.4
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46.7
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57.8
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39.2
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Instructional level:
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Elementary school
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45.1
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46.9
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47.0
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52.6
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34.2
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4.2
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6.1
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3.3
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2.0
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5.1
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40.8
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40.8
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43.2
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50.6
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29.1
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Middle school
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74.1
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86.7
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78.8
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70.0
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62.0
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18.7
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35.8
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21.7
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7.0
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15.0
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55.4
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50.9
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57.1
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63.0
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47.0
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High school
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76.9
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88.8
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84.0
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84.2
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64.1
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20.6
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48.0
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33.0
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12.7
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9.4
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55.9
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39.9
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49.4
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71.5
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54.7
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School enrollment:
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Less than 300
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37.8
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(B)
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(B)
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44.9
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38.0
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3.9
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(B)
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(B)
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8.8
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2.5
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33.8
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(B)
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(B)
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36.1
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35.5
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300 to 999
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59.6
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54.2
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59.2
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67.3
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56.8
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9.3
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12.5
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9.0
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3.2
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13.9
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50.2
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41.7
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49.5
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64.1
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42.9
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1,000 or more
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89.1
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93.1
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86.7
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86.5
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(B)
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32.9
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44.2
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29.8
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15.9
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(B)
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56.0
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48.1
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56.9
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70.6
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(B)
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Minority enrollment:
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Less than 5 percent
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46.7
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(B)
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47.2
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53.9
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40.8
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5.8
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(B)
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5.9
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3.3
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7.3
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40.9
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(B)
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41.3
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50.5
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33.5
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5 to 19 percent
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57.7
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52.0
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62.9
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64.0
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45.0
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10.9
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14.5
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11.3
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10.6
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6.8
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46.6
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37.4
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51.1
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53.5
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38.1
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20 to 49 percent
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58.1
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54.7
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58.5
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66.7
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53.3
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11.1
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19.1
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10.1
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5.0
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8.0
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47.0
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35.6
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48.4
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61.7
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45.3
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50 percent or more
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68.3
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64.8
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62.3
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81.5
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74.9
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14.7
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17.6
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17.8
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4.4
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11.6
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53.1
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47.1
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42.6
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77.1
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63.3
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Free/reduced price lunch
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eligibility:
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Less than 20 percent
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54.4
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50.6
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57.3
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64.2
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41.2
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8.6
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12.2
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9.9
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7.1
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5.6
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45.8
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38.2
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47.4
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57.1
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35.7
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21 to 34 percent
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53.2
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56.0
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65.5
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57.2
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39.5
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11.7
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18.4
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13.3
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7.1
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11.6
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41.6
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37.5
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52.2
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50.2
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27.9
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35 to 49 percent
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59.4
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76.1
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53.3
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63.1
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52.5
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11.6
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34.2
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8.6
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3.0
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8.6
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47.8
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41.5
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44.7
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60.1
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43.9
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50 to 74 percent
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58.8
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60.8
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54.7
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66.6
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52.0
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8.9
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22.9
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10.3
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2.0
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2.3
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49.5
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37.9
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42.4
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64.6
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49.8
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75 percent or more
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59.2
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58.5
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(B)
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(B)
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(B)
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10.2
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8.4
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(B)
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(B)
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(B)
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49.0
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50.2
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(B)
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(B)
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(B)
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B Base figure too small to meet statistical standards for reliability of a derived figure.
1 City: central city of an MSA; urban fringe: a place within an MSA but notits central city; town: a place outside an MSA, with a population greater than or equalto
2,500 and defined as urban by the U.S. Census Bureau; rural: a place with a populationunder 2,500 and defined as urban by the U.S. Census Bureau.
2 Includes murder, rape or other sexual battery, suicide, physical attack orfight with a weapon, or robbery.
Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics and U.S. Bureau of JusticeStatistics, Indicators of School Crime and Safety 1999, September 1999, NCES 1999-057.
http://nces.ed.gov/
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/255_public_schools_reporting_criminal_incidents_to.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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