Public Elementary and Secondary Schools--Conditions andPlans for Repairs: 1999 statistics


											Schools with plans for modifying building
			Schools with Building Features Considered Less than Adequate ¹								features in the next two years

	At least		Framing,	Exterior			Heating,
Characteristic	one building		floors,	walls,			venti-				At least one	Major
	feature less		and	finishes,	Interior		lation and		Electrical	Life	major repair,	repair
	than		founda-	windows,	finishes,	Plumb-	air condi-	Electric	light-	safety	renovation or	or	Replacement
	adequate	Roofs	tions	and doors	trim	ing	tioning	power	ing	features ²	replacement	renovation


All public schools	50	22	14	24	17	25	29	22	17	20	51	41	25

School instructional level:
Elementary school	49	22	14	23	17	24	28	21	17	19	49	39	23
High school	56	26	16	27	20	28	34	25	19	22	57	48	28
Combined	54	18	15	31	14	25	34	20	20	29	55	37	35

School enrollment size:
Less than 300	55	24	19	31	20	28	29	23	19	26	45	36	19
300 to 599	50	22	12	21	16	27	32	21	17	21	52	40	26
600 or more	49	22	14	23	18	20	26	22	16	16	53	45	27

Region: ³
Northeast	39	16	10	18	14	19	22	14	10	11	49	38	27
Midwest	51	20	15	28	15	25	27	19	15	19	48	39	22
South	51	25	15	22	16	24	28	22	20	22	47	37	23
West	57	27	16	26	25	32	40	32	22	27	62	52	30

Percent minority enrollment:
5 percent or less	48	21	15	26	14	22	28	18	16	18	45	35	19
6 to 20 percent	49	25	15	23	17	26	29	18	16	22	51	41	28
21 to 50 percent	46	17	12	17	14	23	25	19	15	18	51	40	25
More than 50 percent	59	28	14	29	24	29	34	32	23	24	58	49	30

Percent of students in school
eligible for free or reduced-
price lunch:
Less than 20 percent	45	18	14	21	17	23	28	18	14	16	52	41	25
20 to 39 percent	45	21	11	21	14	23	26	20	15	18	44	36	21
40 to 69 percent	53	22	16	25	14	23	29	21	18	22	52	43	25
70 percent or more	63	32	17	30	26	32	35	30	24	27	56	46	30

1 Based on ratings of fair, poor, and replace by school district respondent.
2 Sprinklers, fire alarms, for example.

3 Composition of regions:NORTHEAST: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.MIDWEST: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas.SOUTH: Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas.WEST: Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, and Hawaii]

Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, Fast Response Survey system,Condition of America's Public School Facilities, 1999, NCES 2000-032, June 2000.

http://nces.ed.gov/

https://allcountries.org/uscensus/263_public_elementary_and_secondary_schools_conditions.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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263. Public Elementary and Secondary Schools--Conditions andPlans for Repairs: 1999