Largest school districts in the United States by enrollment

As of the 2013–2014 school year, there were 18,567 school districts in the United States, according to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Of the 50,044,522 students in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, 49,900,660 (99.71 percent) were served by those institutions.

A total of 27,431,117 students, or 54.81 percent of all students, attended schools within the nation's 1,000 largest school districts by enrollment. Every state except Maine and Vermont had at least one school district in the top 1,000 districts based on 2013–2014 enrollment data.

The map below shades each state according to its percentage of the student enrollment in the 1,000 largest school districts by enrollment in the 2013–2014 school year. Hovering over the state displays its percentage.

Percentage of students enrolled in nation’s top 1,000 districts by state

The full data set—the number of top 1,000 school districts, number of top 1,000 students and percentage of top 1,000 students—for each state can be viewed by clicking [show] in the table below.

State	# of districts in top 1,000	# of students in top 1,000 districts	Percentage of top 1,000 (%)
Alabama	18	358,778	1.31%
Alaska	3	80,048	0.29%
Arizona	29	630,417	2.30%
Arkansas	9	138,946	0.51%
California	185	4,593,495	16.75%
Colorado	23	696,123	2.54%
Connecticut	11	160,554	0.59%
Delaware	6	72,306	0.26%
D.C.	1	44,942	0.16%
Florida	38	2,590,841	9.44%
Georgia	40	1,255,088	4.58%
Hawaii	1	186,825	0.68%
Idaho	7	127,457	0.46%
Illinois	25	806,530	2.94%
Indiana	24	358,792	1.31%
Iowa	10	148,591	0.54%
Kansas	7	177,208	0.65%
Kentucky	12	272,080	0.99%
Louisiana	22	485,831	1.77%
Maine	0	0	0%
Maryland	15	818,735	2.98%
Massachusetts	11	208,596	0.76%
Michigan	22	344,081	1.25%
Minnesota	19	323,804	1.18%
Mississippi	7	127,620	0.47%
Missouri	20	333,086	1.21%
Montana	1	11,244	0.04%
Nebraska	6	143,032	0.52%
Nevada	4	411,960	1.50%
New Hampshire	2	26,120	0.10%
New Jersey	22	317,510	1.16%
New Mexico	9	207,242	0.76%
New York	17	1,239,463	4.52%
North Carolina	38	1,111,848	4.05%
North Dakota	2	23,113	0.08%
Ohio	21	375,191	1.37%
Oklahoma	13	256,252	0.93%
Oregon	15	290,283	1.06%
Pennsylvania	21	394,661	1.44%
Rhode Island	3	43,772	0.16%
South Carolina	26	544,424	1.98%
South Dakota	2	36,737	0.13%
Tennessee	19	604,366	2.20%
Texas	113	3,591,998	13.09%
Utah	14	488,124	1.78%
Vermont	0	0	0%
Virginia	30	944,312	3.44%
Washington	34	624,677	2.28%
West Virginia	9	126,359	0.46%
Wisconsin	12	250,904	0.91%
Wyoming	2	26,751	0.10%

Districts by state

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Alabama

Main article: List of school districts in Alabama

There were 18 districts in Alabama in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Mobile County Public Schools: 58,808 students
2. Jefferson County Schools: 36,203 students
3. Montgomery Public Schools: 31,802 students
4. Baldwin County Public Schools: 30,281 students
5. Birmingham City Schools: 24,858 students
6. Huntsville City Schools: 23,656 students
7. Shelby County Schools: 22,809 students
8. Madison County Schools: 19,741 students
9. Tuscaloosa County School System: 17,860 students
10. Hoover City Schools: 13,943 students
11. Elmore County Public Schools: 11,234 students
12. Tuscaloosa City Schools: 10,233 students
13. Lee County Schools: 9,847 students
14. Cullman County Schools: 9,656 students
15. Autauga County School System: 9,556 students
16. Madison City Schools: 9,554 students
17. Calhoun County Schools: 9,386 students
18. Dothan City Schools: 9,351 students

Alaska

Main article: List of school districts in Alaska

There were three districts in Alaska in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Anchorage School District: 48,159 students
2. Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District: 17,784 students
3. Fairbanks North Star Borough School District: 14,105 students

Arizona

Main article: List of school districts in Arizona

There were 29 districts in Arizona in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Mesa Public Schools: 64,161 students
2. Tucson Unified School District: 49,308 students
3. Chandler Unified School District: 41,257 students
4. Gilbert Public Schools: 37,852 students
5. Peoria Unified School District: 36,706 students
6. Deer Valley Unified School District: 33,395 students
7. Paradise Valley Unified School District: 32,464 students
8. Phoenix Union High School District: 26,582 students
9. Dysart Unified School District: 26,121 students
10. Scottsdale Unified School District: 24,866 students
11. Washington Elementary School District: 23,343 students
12. Cartwright Elementary School District: 19,119 students
13. Sunnyside Unified School District: 17,697 students
14. Kyrene Elementary School District: 17,401 students
15. Glendale Union High School District: 15,235 students
16. Alhambra Elementary School District: 14,193 students
17. Amphitheater Public Schools: 14,191 students
18. Tempe Union High School District: 14,058 students
19. Glendale Elementary School District: 13,797 students
20. Marana Unified School District: 12,328 students
21. Tempe Elementary School District: 11,881 students
22. Vail Unified School District: 11,779 students
23. Higley Unified School District: 11,251 students
24. Yuma Union High School District: 10,723 students
25. Litchfield Elementary School District: 10,707 students
26. Tolleson Union High School District: 10,697 students
27. Pendergast Elementary School District: 9,809 students
28. Flagstaff Unified School District: 9,772 students
29. Roosevelt Elementary School District: 9,724 students

Arkansas

Main article: List of school districts in Arkansas

There were nine districts in Arkansas in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Little Rock School District: 25,110 students
2. Springdale Public Schools: 21,369 students
3. Pulaski County Special School District: 17,750 students
4. Rogers School District: 15,094 students
5. Bentonville School District: 15,081 students
6. Fort Smith Public Schools: 14,702 students
7. Cabot Public School District: 10,426 students
8. Conway Public Schools: 9,993 students
9. Fayetteville Public Schools: 9,421 students

California

Main article: List of school districts in California

There were 185 districts in California in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Los Angeles Unified School District: 653,826 students
2. San Diego Unified School District: 130,303 students
3. Long Beach Unified School District: 81,155 students
4. Fresno Unified School District: 73,353 students
5. Elk Grove Unified School District: 62,499 students
6. San Francisco Unified School District: 57,620 students
7. Santa Ana Unified School District: 57,499 students
8. Capistrano Unified School District: 53,833 students
9. San Bernardino City Unified School District: 53,785 students
10. Corona-Norco Unified School District: 53,782 students
11. San Juan Unified School District: 49,035 students
12. Oakland Unified School District: 47,194 students
13. Sacramento City Unified School District: 47,031 students
14. Garden Grove Unified School District: 46,936 students
15. Riverside Unified School District: 42,587 students
16. Sweetwater Union High School District: 40,901 students
17. Clovis Unified School District: 40,783 students
18. Fontana Unified School District: 39,982 students
19. Stockton Unified School District: 39,486 students
20. Kern High School District: 37,100 students
21. Poway Unified School District: 35,498 students
22. Moreno Valley Unified School District: 34,468 students
23. Fremont Unified School District: 33,887 students
24. San Jose Unified School District: 33,152 students
25. Mount Diablo Unified School District: 31,955 students
26. Anaheim Union High School District: 31,889 students
27. San Ramon Valley Unified School District: 31,398 students
28. Twin Rivers Unified School District: 31,122 students
29. West Contra Costa Unified School District: 30,720 students
30. Lodi Unified School District: 30,256 students
31. Chino Valley Unified School District: 30,206 students
32. Irvine Unified School District: 30,123 students
33. Temecula Valley Unified School District: 30,065 students
34. Montebello Unified School District: 29,951 students
35. Modesto City Schools: 29,948 students
36. Orange Unified School District: 29,750 students
37. Saddleback Valley Unified School District: 29,731 students
38. Bakersfield City School District: 29,684 students
39. Chula Vista Elementary School District: 29,472 students
40. Desert Sands Unified School District: 29,156 students
41. Visalia Unified School District: 27,835 students
42. East Side Union High School District: 26,489 students
43. Rialto Unified School District: 26,468 students
44. Pomona Unified School District: 26,264 students
45. Glendale Unified School District: 26,070 students
46. Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District: 25,843 students
47. Vista Unified School District: 25,670 students
48. William S. Hart Union High School District: 25,640 students
49. Chaffey Joint Union High School District: 24,747 students
50. Antelope Valley Union High School District: 24,468 students
51. Torrance Unified School District: 24,213 students
52. Tustin Unified School District: 23,949 students
53. Hesperia Unified School District: 23,528 students
54. Colton Joint Unified School District: 23,362 students
55. Palm Springs Unified School District: 23,360 students
56. Manteca Unified School District: 23,079 students
57. Murrieta Valley Unified School District: 23,023 students
58. Downey Unified School District: 22,878 students
59. Ontario-Montclair Elementary School District: 22,767 students
60. Grossmont Union High School District: 22,555 students
61. Compton Unified School District: 22,452 students
62. Lake Elsinore Unified School District: 22,316 students
63. Hayward Unified School District: 22,272 students
64. Newport-Mesa Unified School District: 22,018 students
65. Palmdale School District: 21,623 students
66. Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District: 21,574 students
67. Hemet Unified School District: 21,507 students
68. Oceanside Unified School District: 21,244 students
69. Redlands Unified School District: 21,233 students
70. ABC Unified School District: 20,846 students
71. Pajaro Valley Unified School District: 20,362 students
72. Madera Unified School District: 20,200 students
73. Conejo Valley Unified School District: 20,142 students
74. San Marcos Unified School District: 20,107 students
75. Hacienda La Puente Unified School District: 20,032 students
76. Val Verde Unified School District: 19,796 students
77. Alvord Unified School District: 19,480 students
78. Jurupa Unified School District: 19,471 students
79. Escondido Union School District: 19,446 students
80. Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District: 19,370 students
81. Folsom-Cordova Unified School District: 19,356 students
82. Anaheim City School District: 19,308 students
83. Cupertino Union School District: 19,194 students
84. Pasadena Unified School District: 19,102 students
85. Coachella Valley Unified School District: 18,850 students
86. Baldwin Park Unified School District: 18,767 students
87. Antioch Unified School District: 18,523 students
88. Napa Valley Unified School District: 18,497 students
89. Simi Valley Unified School District: 18,353 students
90. Alhambra Unified School District: 17,826 students
91. Panama-Buena Vista Union School District: 17,484 students
92. Tracy Joint Unified School District: 17,442 students
93. Ventura Unified School District: 17,430 students
94. Oxnard Union High School District: 16,876 students
95. Oxnard School District: 16,803 students
96. Huntington Beach Union High School District: 16,431 students
97. Cajon Valley Union School District: 16,420 students
98. Burbank Unified School District: 16,207 students
99. Paramount Unified School District: 15,911 students
100. Santa Maria-Bonita Elementary School District: 15,544 students
101. Santa Barbara Unified School District: 15,518 students
102. Central Unified School District: 15,490 students
103. Santa Clara Unified School District: 15,434 students
104. Rowland Unified School District: 15,209 students
105. Vallejo City Unified School District: 15,080 students
106. Lynwood Unified School District: 14,919 students
107. Lancaster School District: 14,789 students
108. Pleasanton Unified School District: 14,786 students
109. Walnut Valley Unified School District: 14,575 students
110. Fullerton School District: 14,501 students
111. Apple Valley Unified School District: 14,490 students
112. West Covina Unified School District: 14,402 students
113. Victor Valley Union High School District: 14,200 students
114. Porterville Unified School District: 14,020 students
115. Turlock Unified School District: 14,009 students
116. Inglewood Unified School District: 13,915 students
117. Salinas Union High School District: 13,905 students
118. Fullerton Joint Union High School District: 13,822 students
119. Chico Unified School District: 13,817 students
120. Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District: 13,634 students
121. Etiwanda School District: 13,608 students
122. Bellflower Unified School District: 13,401 students
123. Yuba City Unified School District: 13,401 students
124. Whittier Union High School District: 13,263 students
125. Ceres Unified School District: 13,220 students
126. Natomas Unified School District: 13,164 students
127. Evergreen Elementary School District: 13,162 students
128. New Haven Unified School District: 12,601 students
129. Alum Rock Union School District: 12,570 students
130. Covina-Valley Unified School District: 12,558 students
131. San Dieguito Union High School District: 12,497 students
132. Palo Alto Unified School District: 12,466 students
133. Vacaville Unified School District: 12,459 students
134. San Lorenzo Unified School District: 12,288 students
135. Rocklin Unified School District: 12,162 students
136. La Mesa-Spring Valley School District: 12,103 students
137. Victor Elementary School District: 12,028 students
138. Gilroy Unified School District: 11,786 students
139. San Mateo-Foster City Elementary School District: 11,705 students
140. Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District: 11,700 students
141. Upland Unified School District: 11,665 students
142. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District: 11,341 students
143. Franklin-McKinley School District: 11,269 students
144. Santa Rosa High School District: 11,195 students
145. Oak Grove School District: 11,156 students
146. Sanger Unified School District: 11,140 students
147. Las Virgenes Unified School District: 11,137 students
148. Carlsbad Unified School District: 10,993 students
149. Alameda Unified School District: 10,947 students
150. Pittsburg Unified School District: 10,769 students
151. Monterey Peninsula Unified School District: 10,768 students
152. Fremont Union High School District: 10,710 students
153. Lucia Mar Unified School District: 10,634 students
154. Merced City School District: 10,613 students
155. Menifee Union School District: 10,596 students
156. Perris Union High School District: 10,435 students
157. San Jacinto Unified School District: 10,301 students
158. Roseville Joint Union High School District: 10,240 students
159. Berkeley Unified School District: 10,181 students
160. Milpitas Unified School District: 10,156 students
161. Roseville City Elementary School District: 10,070 students
162. Los Banos Unified School District: 10,065 students
163. Saugus Union School District: 10,012 students
164. Woodland Joint Unified School District: 9,991 students
165. Bonita Unified School District: 9,968 students
166. Merced Union High School District: 9,964 students
167. Los Alamitos Unified School District: 9,922 students
168. Lompoc Unified School District: 9,914 students
169. Kings Canyon Unified School District: 9,879 students
170. Adelanto School District: 9,769 students
171. Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District: 9,762 students
172. Westminster Elementary School District: 9,720 students
173. Arcadia Unified School District: 9,701 students
174. Marysville Joint Unified School District: 9,631 students
175. El Monte Union High School District: 9,573 students
176. Azusa Unified School District: 9,566 students
177. Tulare City School District: 9,550 students
178. Sequoia Union High School District: 9,393 students
179. El Rancho Unified School District: 9,376 students
180. Castro Valley Unified School District: 9,317 students
181. Escondido Union High School District: 9,303 students
182. El Monte City School District: 9,275 students
183. South San Francisco Unified School District: 9,263 students
184. East Whittier City School District: 9,241 students
185. Ocean View School District: 9,223 students

Colorado

Main article: List of school districts in Colorado

There were 23 districts in Colorado in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Denver Public Schools: 86,046 students
2. Jeffco Public Schools: 86,011 students
3. Douglas County School District: 66,230 students
4. Cherry Creek School District: 54,228 students
5. Adams 12 Five Star Schools: 42,230 students
6. Aurora Public Schools: 40,877 students
7. Boulder Valley School District: 30,546 students
8. St. Vrain Valley School District: 30,195 students
9. Colorado Springs School District 11: 28,448 students
10. Poudre School District: 28,439 students
11. Academy School District 20: 24,481 students
12. Mesa County Valley School District 51: 21,906 students
13. Greeley-Evans School District 6: 20,461 students
14. Falcon School District 49: 18,880 students
15. Pueblo City Schools: 18,012 students
16. School District 27J: 16,717 students
17. Thompson School District: 16,210 students
18. Littleton Public Schools: 15,830 students
19. Harrison School District Two: 11,179 students
20. Colorado Charter School Institute: 10,475 students
21. Adams County School District 50: 10,101 students
22. Widefield School District 3: 9,364 students
23. Pueblo School District 70: 9,257 students

Connecticut

Main article: List of school districts in Connecticut

There were 11 districts in Connecticut in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. New Haven Public Schools: 21,298 students
2. Hartford Public Schools: 21,286 students
3. Bridgeport Public Schools: 20,753 students
4. Waterbury Public Schools: 18,614 students
5. Stamford Public Schools: 15,860 students
6. Norwalk Public Schools: 11,091 students
7. Danbury Public Schools: 10,774 students
8. Connecticut Technical High School System: 10,699 students
9. Fairfield Public Schools: 10,257 students
10. New Britain Public Schools: 10,051 students
11. West Hartford Public Schools: 9,871 students

Delaware

Main article: List of school districts in Delaware

There were six districts in Delaware in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Red Clay Consolidated School District: 16,538 students
2. Christina School District: 16,326 students
3. Brandywine School District: 10,799 students
4. Colonial School District: 9,848 students
5. Appoquinimink School District: 9,482 students
6. Indian River School District: 9,313 students

District of Columbia

There was one district in the District of Columbia in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. District of Columbia Public Schools, D.C.: 44,942 students

Florida

Main article: List of school districts in Florida

There were 38 districts in Florida in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Miami-Dade County Public Schools: 356,233 students
2. Broward County Public Schools: 262,666 students
3. Hillsborough County Public Schools: 203,439 students
4. Orange County Public Schools: 187,092 students
5. School District of Palm Beach County: 182,895 students
6. Duval County Public Schools: 127,653 students
7. Pinellas County Schools: 103,411 students
8. Polk County Public Schools: 97,953 students
9. School District of Lee County: 87,425 students
10. Brevard Public Schools: 71,232 students
11. Pasco County Schools: 68,109 students
12. Seminole County Public Schools: 64,851 students
13. Volusia County Schools: 61,238 students
14. School District of Osceola County: 58,204 students
15. Manatee County School District: 46,705 students
16. Collier County Public Schools: 44,418 students
17. Marion County Public Schools: 42,107 students
18. Lake County Schools: 41,794 students
19. Sarasota County Schools: 41,395 students
20. Escambia County School District: 40,753 students
21. St. Lucie Public Schools: 39,477 students
22. School District of Clay County: 35,523 students
23. Leon County Schools: 33,747 students
24. St. Johns County School District: 33,583 students
25. Okaloosa County School District: 30,223 students
26. Alachua County Public Schools: 28,157 students
27. Bay District Schools: 27,053 students
28. Santa Rosa County School District: 25,893 students
29. Hernando County School Board: 22,069 students
30. Martin County School District: 18,792 students
31. School District of Indian River County: 18,060 students
32. Charlotte County Public Schools: 16,264 students
33. Citrus County Schools: 15,070 students
34. Flagler County Public Schools: 12,754 students
35. School Board of Highlands County: 12,200 students
36. Nassau County School District: 11,155 students
37. Putnam County School District: 11,111 students
38. Columbia County School District: 10,137 students

Georgia

Main article: List of school districts in Georgia

There were 40 districts in Georgia in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Gwinnett County Public Schools: 169,150 students
2. Cobb County School District: 110,001 students
3. DeKalb County School District: 99,388 students
4. Fulton County Schools: 95,232 students
5. Clayton County Public Schools: 52,296 students
6. Atlanta Public Schools: 50,131 students
7. Henry County Schools: 40,720 students
8. Forsyth County Schools: 40,691 students
9. Cherokee County School District: 39,760 students
10. Savannah-Chatham County Public School System: 37,445 students
11. Muscogee County School District: 32,128 students
12. Richmond County School System: 31,997 students
13. Paulding County School District: 28,434 students
14. Houston County Schools: 27,948 students
15. Hall County Schools: 26,919 students
16. Douglas County School System: 25,577 students
17. Columbia County School System: 24,907 students
18. Bibb County School District: 24,180 students
19. Coweta County School System: 22,526 students
20. Fayette County Board of Education: 20,159 students
21. Newton County Schools: 19,522 students
22. Rockdale County Public Schools: 16,047 students
23. Dougherty County School System: 15,663 students
24. Carroll County Schools: 14,645 students
25. Bartow County School System: 14,200 students
26. Walton County School District: 13,694 students
27. Odyssey Charter School: 13,300 students
28. Whitfield County Schools: 13,259 students
29. Barrow County School System: 13,165 students
30. Clarke County School District: 12,826 students
31. Glynn County School System: 12,818 students
32. Troup County School System: 12,677 students
33. Effingham County Schools: 11,533 students
34. Catoosa County Public Schools: 10,852 students
35. Griffin-Spalding County School System: 10,626 students
36. Lowndes County Schools: 10,511 students
37. Floyd County Schools: 10,292 students
38. Liberty County School System: 10,210 students
39. Bulloch County Schools: 9,991 students
40. Colquitt County Schools: 9,668 students

Hawaii

Main article: List of school districts in Hawaii

There was one district in Hawaii in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Hawaii State Department of Education: 186,825 students

Idaho

Main article: List of school districts in Idaho

There were seven districts in Idaho in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. West Ada School District: 38,006 students
2. Boise School District: 27,275 students
3. Nampa School District: 16,241 students
4. Pocatello-Chubbuck School District No. 25: 12,608 students
5. Coeur d'Alene Public Schools: 11,577 students
6. Bonneville Joint School District No. 93: 11,008 students
7. Idaho Falls School District 91: 10,742 students

Illinois

Main article: List of school districts in Illinois

There were 25 districts in Illinois in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Chicago Public Schools: 396,641 students
2. School District U-46: 40,551 students
3. Rockford Public Schools: 29,046 students
4. Indian Prairie School District 204: 28,711 students
5. Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202: 28,559 students
6. Community Unit School District 300: 20,884 students
7. Valley View School District 365U: 17,710 students
8. Oswego Community Unit School District 308: 17,644 students
9. Naperville Community Unit School District 203: 17,276 students
10. Waukegan Public School District 60: 16,876 students
11. Springfield School District 186: 15,249 students
12. East Aurora School District 131: 14,685 students
13. School District 54: 14,432 students
14. Peoria Public Schools District 150: 13,778 students
15. McLean County Unit District No 5: 13,722 students
16. St. Charles Community Unit School District 303: 13,373 students
17. Community Unit School District 200: 13,245 students
18. Cicero Public School District 99: 13,126 students
19. West Aurora Public School District 129: 12,865 students
20. Community Consolidated School District 15: 12,808 students
21. Township High School District 211: 12,260 students
22. Township High School District 214: 11,982 students
23. Joliet Public Schools District 86: 11,977 students
24. Champaign Community Unit School District 4: 9,710 students
25. Consolidated School District 158: 9,420 students

Indiana

Main article: List of school districts in Indiana

There were 24 districts in Indiana in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Indianapolis Public Schools: 30,813 students
2. Fort Wayne Community Schools: 30,783 students
3. Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation: 22,688 students
4. Hamilton Southeastern Schools: 20,524 students
5. South Bend Community School Corporation: 19,680 students
6. Carmel Clay Schools: 15,912 students
7. Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township: 15,874 students
8. Vigo County School Corporation: 15,573 students
9. Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township: 14,871 students
10. Metropolitan School District of Perry Township: 14,718 students
11. School City of Hammond: 13,528 students
12. Elkhart Community Schools: 13,070 students
13. Tippecanoe School Corporation: 12,259 students
14. Metropolitan School District of Warren Township: 12,132 students
15. Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation: 11,541 students
16. New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation: 11,307 students
17. Metropolitan School District of Washington Township: 11,160 students
18. Metropolitan School District of Pike Township: 11,069 students
19. Monroe County Community School Corporation: 10,884 students
20. Greater Clark County Schools: 10,553 students
21. Penn-Harris-Madison Schools: 10,334 students
22. Warrick County School Corporation: 9,992 students
23. Noblesville Schools: 9,780 students
24. Lake Central School Corporation: 9,747 students

Iowa

Main article: List of school districts in Iowa

There were 10 districts in Iowa in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Des Moines Public Schools: 34,230 students
2. Cedar Rapids Community School District: 17,372 students
3. Davenport Community Schools: 16,836 students
4. Sioux City Community School District: 14,778 students
5. Iowa City Community School District: 13,465 students
6. Waterloo Community Schools: 11,490 students
7. Dubuque Community School District: 11,325 students
8. Ankeny Community School District: 10,179 students
9. Council Bluffs Community School District: 9,509 students
10. West Des Moines Community Schools: 9,407 students

Kansas

Main article: List of school districts in Kansas

There were seven districts in Kansas in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Wichita Public Schools: 50,629 students
2. Olathe Public Schools USD 233: 29,080 students
3. Shawnee Mission School District: 27,404 students
4. Blue Valley Unified School District 229: 22,400 students
5. Kansas City Kansas Public Schools: 21,677 students
6. Topeka Public Schools: 14,079 students
7. Lawrence Public Schools: 11,939 students

Kentucky

Main article: List of school districts in Kentucky

There were 12 districts in Kentucky in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Jefferson County Public Schools: 100,529 students
2. Fayette County Public Schools: 40,079 students
3. Boone County Schools: 20,046 students
4. Kenton County School District: 14,698 students
5. Hardin County Schools: 14,659 students
6. Warren County Public Schools: 14,531 students
7. Bullitt County Public Schools: 13,351 students
8. Oldham County Schools: 12,270 students
9. Madison County Schools: 11,603 students
10. Daviess County Public Schools: 11,560 students
11. Laurel County Schools: 9,427 students
12. Christian County Public Schools: 9,327 students

Louisiana

Main article: List of school districts in Louisiana

There were 22 districts in Louisiana in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Jefferson Parish Public School System: 46,312 students
2. East Baton Rouge Parish School System: 41,937 students
3. Caddo Parish Public Schools: 40,913 students
4. St. Tammany Parish Public Schools: 37,684 students
5. Calcasieu Parish Public Schools: 32,481 students
6. Lafayette Parish School System: 30,961 students
7. Livingston Parish Public Schools: 25,603 students
8. Rapides Parish School System: 24,099 students
9. Bossier Parish Schools: 21,844 students
10. Ascension Parish Schools: 21,367 students
11. Tangipahoa Parish School System: 19,962 students
12. Ouachita Parish School System: 19,923 students
13. Terrebonne Parish School District: 18,522 students
14. St. Landry Parish School Board: 14,808 students
15. Lafourche Parish School District: 14,700 students
16. Iberia Parish School System: 14,003 students
17. Orleans Parish School Board: 12,447 students
18. Acadia Parish Schools: 10,094 students
19. Vernon Parish School District: 9,662 students
20. St. Charles Parish Public Schools: 9,648 students
21. Vermilion Parish Schools: 9,520 students
22. St. Mary Parish Schools: 9,341 students

Maine

Main article: List of school districts in Maine

There were no districts in Maine in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data.

Maryland

Main article: List of school districts in Maryland

There were 15 districts in Maryland in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Montgomery County Public Schools: 151,295 students
2. Prince George's County Public Schools: 125,136 students
3. Baltimore County Public Schools: 108,191 students
4. Baltimore City Public School System: 84,730 students
5. Anne Arundel County Public Schools: 78,489 students
6. Howard County Public Schools: 52,806 students
7. Frederick County Public Schools: 40,648 students
8. Harford County Public Schools: 37,842 students
9. Charles County Public Schools: 26,455 students
10. Carroll County Public Schools: 26,331 students
11. Washington County Public Schools: 22,495 students
12. St. Mary's County Public Schools: 17,841 students
13. Calvert County Public Schools: 16,221 students
14. Cecil County Public Schools: 15,824 students
15. Wicomico County Public Schools: 14,431 students

Massachusetts

Main article: List of school districts in Massachusetts

There were 11 districts in Massachusetts in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Boston Public Schools: 54,300 students
2. Springfield Public Schools: 25,826 students
3. Worcester Public Schools: 24,562 students
4. Brockton Public Schools: 17,011 students
5. Lynn Public Schools: 14,378 students
6. Lowell Public Schools: 14,031 students
7. Lawrence Public Schools: 13,504 students
8. New Bedford Public Schools: 12,744 students
9. Newton Public Schools: 12,601 students
10. Fall River Public Schools: 10,319 students
11. Quincy Public Schools: 9,320 students

Michigan

Main article: List of school districts in Michigan

There were 22 districts in Michigan in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Detroit Public Schools: 49,043 students
2. Utica Community Schools: 28,316 students
3. Dearborn Public Schools: 19,190 students
4. Plymouth-Canton Community Schools: 17,646 students
5. Chippewa Valley Schools: 16,477 students
6. Ann Arbor Public Schools: 16,454 students
7. Grand Rapids Public Schools: 16,452 students
8. Warren Consolidated Schools: 15,116 students
9. Rochester Community School District: 15,051 students
10. Walled Lake Consolidated Schools: 14,944 students
11. Livonia Public Schools: 14,732 students
12. Troy School District: 12,540 students
13. Kalamazoo Public School District: 12,466 students
14. Wayne-Westland Community School District: 12,412 students
15. Lansing School District: 12,047 students
16. L'Anse Creuse Public Schools: 11,266 students
17. Farmington Public School District: 10,719 students
18. Waterford School District: 10,287 students
19. Forest Hills Public Schools: 10,100 students
20. Traverse City Area Public Schools: 9,795 students
21. Huron Valley Schools: 9,751 students
22. Port Huron Area School District: 9,277 students

Minnesota

Main article: List of school districts in Minnesota

There were 19 districts in Minnesota in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Anoka-Hennepin School District: 38,250 students
2. Saint Paul Public Schools: 38,228 students
3. Minneapolis Public Schools: 36,817 students
4. Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public Schools: 27,289 students
5. Osseo Area Schools: 20,913 students
6. South Washington County Schools: 18,137 students
7. Rochester Public Schools: 16,761 students
8. Elk River Area School District: 13,139 students
9. Robbinsdale Area Schools: 12,472 students
10. Lakeville Area Public Schools: 11,067 students
11. Wayzata Public Schools: 10,791 students
12. North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District 622: 10,742 students
13. Mounds View Public Schools: 10,703 students
14. Bloomington Public Schools: 10,382 students
15. St. Cloud Area School District: 10,051 students
16. Minnetonka School District: 9,768 students
17. Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District: 9,605 students
18. Eastern Carver County Public Schools: 9,414 students
19. Eden Prairie Schools: 9,275 students

Mississippi

Main article: List of school districts in Mississippi

There were seven districts in Mississippi in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. DeSoto County School District: 33,054 students
2. Jackson Public School District: 29,488 students
3. Rankin County School District: 19,382 students
4. Harrison County School District: 14,168 students
5. Madison County School District: 12,548 students
6. Lamar County School District: 9,569 students
7. Jackson County School District: 9,411 students

Missouri

Main article: List of school districts in Missouri

There were 20 districts in Missouri in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. St. Louis Public Schools: 27,017 students
2. Springfield Public Schools: 25,609 students
3. Rockwood School District: 21,883 students
4. Francis Howell School District: 19,975 students
5. North Kansas City Schools: 19,726 students
6. Fort Zumwalt R-II School District: 18,654 students
7. Hazelwood School District: 18,402 students
8. Parkway Schools: 17,955 students
9. Columbia Public Schools: 17,872 students
10. Lee's Summit R-7 Schools: 17,844 students
11. Kansas City Public Schools: 15,230 students
12. Independence School District: 14,856 students
13. Wentzville R-IV School District: 14,549 students
14. Blue Springs School District: 14,382 students
15. Ferguson-Florissant School District: 12,056 students
16. St. Joseph School District: 11,882 students
17. Liberty Public Schools: 11,821 students
18. Fox C-6 School District: 11,682 students
19. Mehlville School District: 11,060 students
20. Park Hill School District: 10,631 students

Montana

Main article: List of school districts in Montana

There was one district in Montana in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Billings Public Schools: 11,244 students

Nebraska

Main article: List of school districts in Nebraska

There were six districts in Nebraska in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Omaha Public Schools: 51,069 students
2. Lincoln Public Schools: 37,879 students
3. Millard Public Schools: 23,549 students
4. Papillion-La Vista Public Schools: 11,137 students
5. Bellevue Public Schools: 10,085 students
6. Grand Island Public Schools: 9,313 students

Nevada

Main article: List of school districts in Nevada

There were four districts in Nevada in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Clark County School District, Nevada: 320,532 students
2. Washoe County School District, Nevada: 65,550 students
3. State Public Charter School Authority, Nevada: 15,933 students
4. Elko County School District, Nevada: 9,945 students

New Hampshire

Main article: List of school districts in New Hampshire

There were two districts in New Hampshire in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Manchester School District: 14,336 students
2. Nashua School District: 11,784 students

New Jersey

Main article: List of school districts in New Jersey

There were 22 districts in New Jersey in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Newark Public Schools: 34,976 students
2. Jersey City Public Schools: 27,571 students
3. Elizabeth Public Schools: 24,875 students
4. Paterson Public Schools: 24,598 students
5. Toms River Regional Schools: 16,324 students
6. Edison Township Public Schools: 14,521 students
7. Passaic Public Schools: 13,926 students
8. Woodbridge Township School District: 13,455 students
9. Hamilton Township School District: 12,114 students
10. Camden City School District: 11,660 students
11. Union City Public Schools: 11,457 students
12. Freehold Regional High School District: 11,420 students
13. Cherry Hill Public Schools: 11,266 students
14. Clifton Public Schools: 10,853 students
15. Trenton Public Schools: 10,388 students
16. Perth Amboy Public Schools: 9,988 students
17. Vineland Public Schools: 9,975 students
18. Middletown Township School District: 9,807 students
19. West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District: 9,724 students
20. Bayonne School District: 9,691 students
21. East Orange School District: 9,465 students
22. Brick Township Public Schools: 9,456 students

New Mexico

Main article: List of school districts in New Mexico

There were nine districts in New Mexico in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Albuquerque Public Schools: 93,202 students
2. Las Cruces Public Schools: 25,130 students
3. Rio Rancho Public Schools: 17,202 students
4. Santa Fe Public Schools: 14,473 students
5. Gadsden Independent Schools: 13,883 students
6. Gallup-McKinley County Schools: 11,947 students
7. Farmington Municipal Schools: 11,651 students
8. Roswell Independent Schools: 10,353 students
9. Hobbs Municipal Schools: 9,401 students

New York

Main article: List of school districts in New York

There were 17 districts in New York in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. New York City Department of Education: 988,931 students
2. Buffalo Public Schools: 34,854 students
3. Rochester City School District: 30,295 students
4. Yonkers Public Schools: 26,516 students
5. Syracuse City School District: 21,212 students
6. Brentwood Union Free School District: 17,963 students
7. Sachem Central School District: 14,061 students
8. Wappingers Central School District: 11,703 students
9. Newburgh Enlarged City School District: 11,495 students
10. Greece Central School District: 11,434 students
11. New Rochelle School District: 10,922 students
12. Williamsville Central School District: 10,320 students
13. Middle Country Central School District: 10,299 students
14. Smithtown Central School District: 10,062 students
15. Schenectady City School District: 9,921 students
16. Shenendehowa Central School District: 9,758 students
17. Utica City School District: 9,717 students

North Carolina

Main article: List of school districts in North Carolina

There were 38 districts in North Carolina in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Wake County Public School System: 153,534 students
2. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools: 142,991 students
3. Guilford County Schools: 72,081 students
4. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools: 53,413 students
5. Cumberland County Schools: 51,471 students
6. Union County Public Schools: 41,074 students
7. Johnston County Schools: 33,852 students
8. Durham Public Schools: 33,349 students
9. Gaston County Schools: 31,256 students
10. Cabarrus County Schools: 30,088 students
11. Buncombe County Schools: 25,495 students
12. New Hanover County Schools: 25,398 students
13. Onslow County Schools: 25,161 students
14. Pitt County Schools: 23,622 students
15. Public Schools of Robeson County: 23,557 students
16. Alamance-Burlington School System: 22,615 students
17. Iredell-Statesville Schools: 20,858 students
18. Harnett County Schools: 20,243 students
19. Davidson County Schools: 19,897 students
20. Rowan-Salisbury Schools: 19,831 students
21. Wayne County Public Schools: 19,197 students
22. Randolph County Schools: 18,098 students
23. Catawba County Schools: 16,876 students
24. Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools: 16,007 students
25. Cleveland County Schools: 15,118 students
26. Craven County Schools: 14,417 students
27. Henderson County Public Schools: 13,489 students
28. Rockingham County Schools: 13,070 students
29. Moore County Schools: 12,907 students
30. Burke County Public Schools: 12,810 students
31. Brunswick County Schools: 12,415 students
32. Wilson County Schools: 12,371 students
33. Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools: 12,166 students
34. Caldwell County Schools: 12,103 students
35. Lincoln County Schools: 11,585 students
36. Lee County Schools: 9,942 students
37. Wilkes County Schools: 9,863 students
38. Duplin County Schools: 9,628 students

North Dakota

Main article: List of school districts in North Dakota

There were two districts in North Dakota in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Bismarck Public Schools: 12,012 students
2. Fargo Public Schools: 11,101 students

Ohio

Main article: List of school districts in Ohio

There were 21 districts in Ohio in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Columbus City Schools: 50,478 students
2. Cleveland Metropolitan School District: 38,562 students
3. Cincinnati Public Schools: 31,801 students
4. Akron Public Schools: 21,708 students
5. Toledo Public Schools: 21,669 students
6. South-Western City Schools: 21,107 students
7. Olentangy Local School District: 17,988 students
8. Lakota Local Schools: 16,223 students
9. Hilliard City Schools: 15,566 students
10. Dublin City Schools: 14,733 students
11. Westerville City School District: 14,595 students
12. Dayton Public Schools: 14,209 students
13. Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow: 12,974 students
14. Ohio Virtual Academy: 12,920 students
15. Parma City School District: 11,164 students
16. Mason City School District: 10,683 students
17. Pickerington Local School District: 10,076 students
18. Hamilton City School District: 10,033 students
19. Fairfield City School District: 9,708 students
20. Worthington Schools: 9,529 students
21. Canton City Schools: 9,465 students

Oklahoma

Main article: List of school districts in Oklahoma

There were 13 districts in Oklahoma in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Oklahoma City Public Schools: 40,913 students
2. Tulsa Public Schools: 40,152 students
3. Edmond Public Schools: 23,020 students
4. Moore Public Schools: 23,019 students
5. Putnam City Schools: 19,378 students
6. Broken Arrow Public Schools: 17,947 students
7. Norman Public Schools: 15,601 students
8. Union Public Schools: 15,526 students
9. Lawton Public Schools: 15,463 students
10. Midwest City-Del City Schools: 14,586 students
11. Jenks Public Schools: 11,181 students
12. Mustang Public Schools: 9,976 students
13. Owasso Public Schools: 9,490 students

Oregon

Main article: List of school districts in Oregon

There were 15 districts in Oregon in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Portland Public Schools: 47,323 students
2. Salem-Keizer Public Schools: 40,565 students
3. Beaverton School District: 39,625 students
4. Hillsboro School District: 21,118 students
5. North Clackamas School District: 17,053 students
6. Eugene School District: 16,886 students
7. Bend-La Pine Schools: 16,834 students
8. Medford School District: 13,699 students
9. Tigard-Tualatin School District: 12,737 students
10. Gresham-Barlow School District: 12,219 students
11. Reynolds School District: 11,737 students
12. David Douglas School District: 10,987 students
13. Springfield School District: 10,945 students
14. Greater Albany Public Schools: 9,348 students
15. ODE Head Start: 9,207 students

Pennsylvania

Main article: List of school districts in Pennsylvania

There were 21 districts in Pennsylvania in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. School District of Philadelphia: 137,674 students
2. Pittsburgh Public Schools: 26,041 students
3. Central Bucks School District: 19,621 students
4. Reading School District: 17,487 students
5. Allentown City School District: 17,006 students
6. Bethlehem Area School District: 13,900 students
7. North Penn School District: 12,734 students
8. Upper Darby School District: 12,430 students
9. Downingtown Area School District: 12,028 students
10. Erie City School District: 11,740 students
11. West Chester Area School District: 11,659 students
12. Council Rock School District: 11,241 students
13. Lancaster School District: 11,127 students
14. Central Dauphin School District: 10,916 students
15. Hazleton Area School District: 10,560 students
16. Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School: 10,389 students
17. Pennsbury School District: 10,181 students
18. Scranton School District: 9,795 students
19. Agora Cyber Charter School: 9,490 students
20. Pocono Mountain School District: 9,445 students
21. Parkland School District: 9,197 students

Rhode Island

Main article: List of school districts in Rhode Island

There were three districts in Rhode Island in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Providence Public Schools: 23,827 students
2. Cranston Public Schools: 10,552 students
3. Warwick Public Schools: 9,393 students

South Carolina

Main article: List of school districts in South Carolina

There were 26 districts in South Carolina in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Greenville County School District: 74,475 students
2. Charleston County School District: 45,650 students
3. Horry County Schools: 40,943 students
4. Berkeley County School District: 31,766 students
5. Richland School District Two: 26,780 students
6. Aiken County Public School District: 24,716 students
7. Richland County School District One: 24,372 students
8. Dorchester School District Two: 24,334 students
9. Lexington School District One: 24,210 students
10. Beaufort County School District: 20,725 students
11. Rock Hill Schools - York County District 3: 17,617 students
12. Sumter School District: 16,794 students
13. School District of Pickens County: 16,716 students
14. District 5 of Lexington and Richland Counties: 16,644 students
15. Florence Public School District One: 16,280 students
16. South Carolina Public Charter School District: 14,267 students
17. Anderson School District Five: 12,792 students
18. Lancaster County School District: 11,963 students
19. Fort Mill Schools: 11,727 students
20. Spartanburg County School District 6: 11,221 students
21. School District of Oconee County: 10,547 students
22. Kershaw County School District: 10,493 students
23. Darlington County School District: 10,159 students
24. Spartanburg School District 2: 10,076 students
25. Georgetown County School District: 9,712 students
26. Anderson School District One: 9,445 students

South Dakota

Main article: List of school districts in South Dakota

There were two districts in South Dakota in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Sioux Falls School District: 23,384 students
2. Rapid City Area School District: 13,353 students

Tennessee

Main article: List of school districts in Tennessee

There were 19 districts in Tennessee in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Shelby County Schools: 149,832 students
2. Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools: 82,806 students
3. Knox County School District: 59,236 students
4. Hamilton County School District: 43,540 students
5. Rutherford County Schools: 41,495 students
6. Williamson County Schools: 34,350 students
7. Clarksville-Montgomery County School System: 31,271 students
8. Sumner County Schools: 28,715 students
9. Wilson County Schools: 16,753 students
10. Sevier County Schools: 14,571 students
11. Jackson-Madison County School System: 13,093 students
12. Maury County Schools: 12,014 students
13. Tipton County Schools: 11,587 students
14. Robertson County Schools: 11,423 students
15. Blount County Schools: 11,215 students
16. Putnam County Schools: 11,141 students
17. Sullivan County Schools: 10,657 students
18. Bradley County Schools: 10,455 students
19. Hamblen County Schools: 10,212 students

Texas

Main article: List of school districts in Texas

There were 113 districts in Texas in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Houston Independent School District: 211,552 students
2. Dallas Independent School District: 159,713 students
3. Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District: 111,440 students
4. Northside Independent School District (Bexar County): 102,129 students
5. Austin Independent School District: 85,372 students
6. Fort Worth Independent School District: 84,588 students
7. Fort Bend Independent School District: 70,931 students
8. North East Independent School District: 68,205 students
9. Aldine Independent School District: 67,381 students
10. Katy Independent School District: 67,213 students
11. Arlington Independent School District: 64,688 students
12. El Paso Independent School District: 61,620 students
13. Garland Independent School District: 57,616 students
14. Conroe Independent School District: 55,009 students
15. Plano Independent School District: 54,822 students
16. Pasadena Independent School District: 54,535 students
17. San Antonio Independent School District: 53,857 students
18. Lewisville Independent School District: 52,801 students
19. Brownsville Independent School District: 49,370 students
20. Klein Independent School District: 48,253 students
21. Round Rock Independent School District: 46,666 students
22. Alief Independent School District: 46,258 students
23. Frisco Independent School District: 46,053 students
24. Socorro Independent School District: 44,517 students
25. United Independent School District: 43,575 students
26. Ysleta Independent School District: 43,063 students
27. Killeen Independent School District: 41,402 students
28. Clear Creek Independent School District: 39,998 students
29. Mesquite Independent School District: 39,909 students
30. Corpus Christi Independent School District: 39,414 students
31. Richardson Independent School District: 38,283 students
32. Humble Independent School District: 38,235 students
33. Spring Independent School District: 36,484 students
34. Leander Independent School District: 35,450 students
35. Irving Independent School District: 35,328 students
36. Spring Branch Independent School District: 35,312 students
37. Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District: 34,104 students
38. Keller Independent School District: 33,763 students
39. Amarillo Independent School District: 33,456 students
40. Mansfield Independent School District: 32,779 students
41. Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District: 31,997 students
42. Ector County Independent School District: 30,857 students
43. La Joya Independent School District: 29,711 students
44. Lubbock Independent School District: 29,287 students
45. Grand Prairie Independent School District: 27,740 students
46. Lamar Consolidated Independent School District: 27,079 students
47. Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District: 26,347 students
48. Denton Independent School District: 26,312 students
49. McAllen Independent School District: 25,217 students
50. Laredo Independent School District: 24,955 students
51. McKinney Independent School District: 24,565 students
52. Birdville Independent School District: 24,326 students
53. Midland Independent School District: 23,560 students
54. Pflugerville Independent School District: 23,543 students
55. Judson Independent School District: 22,972 students
56. Galena Park Independent School District: 22,572 students
57. Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District: 22,320 students
58. Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District: 22,180 students
59. Allen Independent School District: 20,381 students
60. Pearland Independent School District: 20,034 students
61. Beaumont Independent School District: 19,875 students
62. Alvin Independent School District: 19,809 students
63. Comal Independent School District: 19,500 students
64. Northwest Independent School District: 18,950 students
65. Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District: 18,568 students
66. Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District: 18,197 students
67. Tyler Independent School District: 18,029 students
68. Weslaco Independent School District: 17,731 students
69. Abilene Independent School District: 17,329 students
70. Hays Consolidated Independent School District: 17,255 students
71. Bryan Independent School District: 15,741 students
72. IDEA Public Schools: 15,535 students
73. Donna Independent School District: 15,376 students
74. Mission Consolidated Independent School District: 15,372 students
75. Harlandale Independent School District: 15,324 students
76. Eagle Pass Independent School District: 15,117 students
77. Crowley Independent School District: 15,080 students
78. San Angelo Independent School District: 15,009 students
79. Waco Independent School District: 14,894 students
80. Rockwall Independent School District: 14,626 students
81. Wichita Falls Independent School District: 14,590 students
82. Victoria Independent School District: 14,543 students
83. Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District: 14,094 students
84. Wylie Independent School District (Collin County): 13,726 students
85. Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District: 13,523 students
86. Southwest Independent School District: 13,319 students
87. Duncanville Independent School District: 13,104 students
88. Deer Park Independent School District: 13,015 students
89. Texas College Preparatory Academies: 12,522 students
90. Tomball Independent School District: 12,499 students
91. Brazosport Independent School District: 12,389 students
92. New Caney Independent School District: 12,319 students
93. Magnolia Independent School District: 12,208 students
94. Edgewood Independent School District (Bexar County): 12,063 students
95. Clint Independent School District: 11,850 students
96. College Station Independent School District: 11,713 students
97. Del Valle Independent School District: 11,684 students
98. Coppell Independent School District: 11,364 students
99. San Benito Consolidated Independent School District: 11,028 students
100. Rio Grande City Consolidated Independent School District: 10,910 students
101. Burleson Independent School District: 10,744 students
102. San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District: 10,671 students
103. Georgetown Independent School District: 10,554 students
104. Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District: 10,531 students
105. Belton Independent School District: 10,343 students
106. Sharyland Independent School District: 10,273 students
107. South San Antonio Independent School District: 10,014 students
108. Dickinson Independent School District: 10,000 students
109. KIPP Houston Public Schools: 9,882 students
110. East Central Independent School District: 9,708 students
111. Bastrop Independent School District: 9,575 students
112. Canyon Independent School District: 9,420 students
113. DeSoto Independent School District: 9,404 students

Utah

Main article: List of school districts in Utah

There were 14 districts in Utah in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Alpine School District: 73,975 students
2. Davis School District: 70,411 students
3. Granite School District: 70,407 students
4. Jordan School District: 53,355 students
5. Canyons School District: 34,394 students
6. Nebo School District: 31,905 students
7. Weber School District: 31,281 students
8. Washington County School District: 28,085 students
9. Salt Lake City School District: 24,597 students
10. Cache County School District: 16,279 students
11. Provo City School District: 15,181 students
12. Tooele County School District: 14,324 students
13. Ogden School District: 12,620 students
14. Box Elder School District: 11,310 students

Vermont

Main article: List of school districts in Vermont

There were no districts in Vermont in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data.

Virginia

Main article: List of school districts in Virginia

There were 30 districts in Virginia in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Fairfax County Public Schools: 183,417 students
2. Prince William County Public Schools: 85,451 students
3. Loudoun County Public Schools: 70,759 students
4. Virginia Beach City Public Schools: 70,556 students
5. Chesterfield County Public Schools: 59,186 students
6. Henrico County Public Schools: 50,569 students
7. Chesapeake Public Schools: 39,737 students
8. Norfolk Public Schools: 32,597 students
9. Newport News Public Schools: 29,777 students
10. Stafford County Public Schools: 27,462 students
11. Spotsylvania County Public Schools: 23,838 students
12. Richmond Public Schools: 23,775 students
13. Arlington Public Schools: 23,499 students
14. Hampton City Schools: 21,157 students
15. Hanover County Public Schools: 18,264 students
16. Portsmouth Public Schools: 14,970 students
17. Suffolk Public Schools: 14,476 students
18. Roanoke County Public Schools: 14,333 students
19. Alexandria City Public Schools: 13,622 students
20. Roanoke City Public Schools: 13,534 students
21. Albemarle County Public Schools: 13,420 students
22. Frederick County Public Schools: 13,144 students
23. York County School Division: 12,471 students
24. Rockingham County Public Schools: 11,883 students
25. Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools: 11,285 students
26. Fauquier County Public Schools: 11,145 students
27. Augusta County Public Schools: 10,667 students
28. Bedford County Public Schools: 10,302 students
29. Montgomery County Public Schools: 9,723 students
30. Pittsylvania County Public Schools: 9,293 students

Washington

Main article: List of school districts in Washington

There were 34 districts in Washington in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Seattle Public Schools: 50,509 students
2. Spokane Public Schools: 29,446 students
3. Tacoma Public Schools: 29,168 students
4. Kent School District: 27,681 students
5. Evergreen Public Schools (Clark): 26,382 students
6. Lake Washington School District: 26,283 students
7. Vancouver Public Schools: 23,077 students
8. Federal Way Public Schools: 22,499 students
9. Puyallup School District: 21,097 students
10. Edmonds School District: 20,817 students
11. Northshore School District: 20,647 students
12. Everett Public Schools: 19,217 students
13. Bellevue School District: 19,153 students
14. Issaquah School District: 18,806 students
15. Highline Public Schools: 18,686 students
16. Bethel School District: 18,234 students
17. Kennewick School District: 16,968 students
18. Pasco School District: 16,712 students
19. Yakima School District: 15,697 students
20. Renton School District: 15,206 students
21. Mukilteo School District: 15,121 students
22. Auburn School District: 15,027 students
23. North Thurston Public Schools: 14,696 students
24. Battle Ground School District: 13,318 students
25. Central Valley School District: 12,996 students
26. Clover Park School District: 12,739 students
27. Richland School District: 12,094 students
28. Marysville School District: 11,557 students
29. Bellingham School District: 11,152 students
30. Central Kitsap School District: 11,089 students
31. Snohomish School District: 10,126 students
32. Mead School District: 9,559 students
33. Olympia School District: 9,491 students
34. South Kitsap School District: 9,427 students

West Virginia

Main article: List of school districts in West Virginia

There were nine districts in West Virginia in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Kanawha County Schools: 28,378 students
2. Berkeley County Schools: 18,221 students
3. Wood County Schools: 13,260 students
4. Raleigh County Schools: 12,568 students
5. Cabell County Schools: 12,335 students
6. Monongalia County Schools: 11,192 students
7. Harrison County Schools: 10,913 students
8. Putnam County Schools: 9,907 students
9. Mercer County Schools: 9,585 students

Wisconsin

Main article: List of school districts in Wisconsin

There were 12 districts in Wisconsin in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Milwaukee Public Schools: 78,516 students
2. Madison Metropolitan School District: 27,185 students
3. Kenosha Unified School District: 22,602 students
4. Green Bay Area Public School District: 21,006 students
5. Racine Unified School District: 20,301 students
6. Appleton Area School District: 16,224 students
7. Waukesha School District: 13,678 students
8. Eau Claire Area School District: 11,032 students
9. Janesville School District: 10,390 students
10. Sheboygan Area School District: 10,288 students
11. Oshkosh Area School District: 9,957 students
12. West Allis-West Milwaukee School District: 9,725 students

Wyoming

Main article: List of school districts in Wyoming

There were two districts in Wyoming in the top 1,000 school districts, according to 2013–2014 enrollment data:

1. Laramie County School District 1: 13,635 students
2. Natrona County Schools: 13,116 students

See also

School board elections portal	News and analysis
	School board elections, 2016 School board elections, 2015 School board elections, 2014 School board elections, 2013 School board recalls		School boards in session: 2014 elections by the numbers Analysis of incumbency advantage in the 2014 school board elections Analysis of spending in America's largest school districts List of school districts in the United States

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