K-12 enrollment by gender, public schools - Washington

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K-12 enrollment by gender, public schools: Male (Percent) – 2011-2012

Data Provided by: Washington Kids Count is a joint effort of the Children's Alliance and Washington State Budget & Policy Center

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Scale: 49% - 54%


Washington	52%
Adams	51%
Asotin	51%
Benton	52%
Chelan	51%
Clallam	49%
Clark	51%
Columbia	51%
Cowlitz	51%
Douglas	52%
Ferry	52%
Franklin	51%
Garfield	51%
Grant	51%
Grays Harbor	52%
Island	52%
Jefferson	51%
King	52%
Kitsap	52%
Kittitas	51%
Klickitat	54%
Lewis	52%
Lincoln	51%
Mason	52%
Okanogan	52%
Pacific	52%
Pend Oreille	52%
Pierce	51%
San Juan	51%
Skagit	51%
Skamania	51%
Snohomish	52%
Spokane	52%
Stevens	51%
Thurston	52%
Wahkiakum	50%
Walla Walla	51%
Whatcom	51%
Whitman	53%
Yakima	52%

Definitions: Students enrolled in K-12 public school system disaggregated by gender.

Data Source: Data for this measure come from the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI).

Data were retrieved on April 8, 2012 from the October Enrollment Report at http://www.k12.wa.us/dataadmin/.

Footnotes: Data last updated in April 2012 by Washington KIDS COUNT.

These data are October 1 headcount enrollment numbers.

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K-12 enrollment by gender, public schools: Male (Percent) – 2011-2012

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