List of the largest school districts in the United States by enrollment

This is a list of the largest school districts in the United States by 2014 enrollment.

Rankvs 2010[1]School districtState/TerritoryStudents in Fall 2014[2]
1--New York CityNew York995,192
2--Los Angeles UnifiedCalifornia646,683
3↑1City of Chicago (SD 299)Illinois392,558
4↓1Puerto Rico Dept of EducationPuerto Rico379,818[3]
5--Miami-DadeFlorida356,964
6--Clark CountyNevada324,093
7--BrowardFlorida266,265
8--Houston ISDTexas215,225
9--HillsboroughFlorida207,469
10↑1OrangeFlorida191,648
11↑1Palm BeachFlorida186,605
12↑1Fairfax CountyVirginia185,541
13↓3Hawaii Department of EducationHawaii182,384
14↑1Gwinnett CountyGeorgia173,246
15↑1Dallas ISDTexas160,253
16↑1Wake CountyNorth Carolina155,820
17↑1Montgomery CountyMaryland154,434
18↑1Charlotte-MecklenburgNorth Carolina145,636
19↓5Philadelphia CityPennsylvania134,241
20--San Diego UnifiedCalifornia129,779
21↑1DuvalFlorida128,685
22↓1Prince George's CountyMaryland127,576
23--Shelby County[4]Tennessee115,810
24↑1Cypress-Fairbanks ISDTexas113,023
25↓1Cobb CountyGeorgia111,751
26--Baltimore CountyMaryland109,830
27--PinellasFlorida103,774
28↑2Northside ISDTexas103,606
29↓1DeKalb CountyGeorgia101,103
30↓1Jefferson CountyKentucky100,602
31↑1PolkFlorida99,723
32↑1Fulton CountyGeorgia95,460
33↓2AlbuquerqueNew Mexico93,001
34↑4LeeFlorida89,364
35↑8DenverColorado88,839
36↑5Prince William CountyVirginia86,641
37↓3Jefferson County, No R1Colorado86,581
38↑1Fort Worth ISDTexas85,975
39↓2Baltimore CityMaryland84,976
40↓5Austin ISDTexas84,564
41↑1Davidson CountyTennessee84,069
42↓6Long Beach UnifiedCalifornia79,709
43↑2Anne Arundel CountyMaryland79,518
44↓4MilwaukeeWisconsin77,316
45↑3Greenville, 01South Carolina75,508
46↑8AlpineUtah75,161
47↓1Fresno UnifiedCalifornia73,543
48↑15Loudoun CountyVirginia73,418
49↓2Guilford CountyNorth Carolina73,416
50↓1BrevardFlorida72,285
51↑1Fort Bend ISDTexas72,152
52↑1DavisUtah70,857
53↑15Katy ISDTexas70,330
54↓4Virginia Beach CityVirginia70,121
55↓4GraniteUtah69,994
56↑6Aldine ISDTexas69,716
57↓2PascoFlorida69,295
58↓2North East ISDTexas67,971
59↑8Douglas County, No RE1Colorado66,702
60↑1SeminoleFlorida66,134
61↓2Washoe CountyNevada65,682
62↓4Arlington ISDTexas63,882
63↓6Mesa UnifiedArizona63,849
64--Elk Grove UnifiedCalifornia62,888
65↑1VolusiaFlorida61,777
66↓6El Paso ISDTexas60,852
67↑3Knox CountyTennessee59,733
68↑1Chesterfield CountyVirginia59,725
69↑10OsceolaFlorida59,320
70↑4San Francisco UnifiedCalifornia58,414
71↓6Mobile CountyAlabama57,910
72↓1Garland ISDTexas57,436
73↓1Santa Ana UnifiedCalifornia56,815
74↑13Conroe ISDTexas56,363
75↑10Pasadena ISDTexas55,577
76↑2Winston-Salem/Forsyth CountyNorth Carolina54,762
77↓2Plano ISDTexas54,689
78↑6Cherry Creek, No 5Colorado54,535
79↓6BostonMassachusetts54,312
80↑2Capistrano UnifiedCalifornia54,036
81↓5San Antonio ISDTexas53,750
82↑1Corona-Norco UnifiedCalifornia53,739
83↑6Howard CountyMaryland53,685
84↑6Clayton CountyGeorgia53,367
85↓8San Bernardino City UnifiedCalifornia53,365
86--Lewisville ISDTexas53,356
87↑13SeattleWashington52,834
88↑3JordanUtah52,274
89↑5OmahaNebraska51,928
90↓10Cumberland CountyNorth Carolina51,604
91↑2AtlantaGeorgia51,145
92↑3Henrico CountyVirginia50,971
93↑3WichitaKansas50,947
94↓6Columbus CityOhio50,407
95newFrisco ISDTexas49,644
96newKlein ISDTexas49,402
97newSan Juan UnifiedCalifornia49,114
98↓17Tucson UnifiedArizona48,455
99↓7Brownsville ISDTexas48,355
100↓3AnchorageAlaska48,089
101newOakland UnifiedCalifornia48,077
102newManateeFlorida47,883
103newJefferson ParishLouisiana47,817
104newPortland, SD1JOregon47,806
105↓61Detroit CityMichigan47,277
106newRound Rock ISDTexas47,251
107newAlief ISDTexas47,202
108↓9Sacramento City UnifiedCalifornia46,868
109newCharleston, 01South Carolina46,790
110↓12Garden Grove UnifiedCalifornia46,177
111newDistrict of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia46,155
112newCollierFlorida45,228
113newSocorro ISDTexas44,561
114newHamilton CountyTennessee43,797
115newUnited ISDTexas43,421
116newKilleen ISDTexas42,638
117newMarionFlorida42,517
118newYsleta ISDTexas42,488
119newForsyth CountyGeorgia42,435
120newRiverside UnifiedCalifornia42,339
121newChandler UnifiedArizona42,252

References

  1. ↑ "Table 104. Enrollment, poverty, and federal funds for the 100 largest school districts, by enrollment size in 2010: Fall 2010, 2009-10, and federal fiscal year 2012". Digest of Education Statistics 2013. U.S. Department of Education: Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics. January 2013. Retrieved 4 November 2013.
  2. ↑ "Table 215.30. Enrollment, poverty, and federal funds for the 120 largest school districts, by enrollment size in 2014: Selected years, 2013-14 through 2016". Digest of Education Statistics 2016. U.S. Department of Education: Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved 5 May 2018.
  3. ↑ From 15/16 school year "District Directory Information - Puerto Rico Department of Education". U.S. Department of Education: Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved 5 May 2018.
  4. ↑ In 2011 the existing Shelby County School District assumed control over Memphis schools. In 2013 the majority White suburbs of Memphis seceeded from the district and created 6 new school districts. The current Shelby County School District is nearly identical to the 2010 Memphis School District which was also ranked 23rd.
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