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Table 5-4a. American Indian/Alaska Native children and students with disabilities served under IDEA, Part B, unilaterally removed
or suspended/expelled more than 10 days, as a percentage of the 2004 child count,ª by type of removal and state: 2004-05
	Removed to an IAES^b		Suspension/expulsion^c
State	By school personnel for drugs/weapons (%)	By hearing officer for likely injury (%)	> 10 days in school year (%)	Multiples sum to > 10 days (%)
Alabama	.	.	.	.
Alaska	0.10	.	1.58	1.22
Arizona	0.72	.	1.46	1.14
Arkansas	.	.	.	.
California	0.15	.	0.15	.
Colorado	.	.	2.30	1.61
Connecticut	.	.	2.14	1.78
Delaware	.	.	.	.
District of Columbia	.	.	.	.
Florida	.	.	1.50	1.50
Georgia	.	.	.	.
Hawaii	.	.	.	.
Idaho	.	.	.	.
Illinois	.	.	.	.
Indiana	.	.	.	.
Iowa	.	.	.	.
Kansas	.	.	0.60	0.50
Kentucky	.	.	.	.
Louisiana	0.95	.	.	.
Maine	.	.	.	.
Maryland	.	.	2.50	2.05
Massachusetts	.	.	0.73	.
Michigan	.	.	1.95	1.40
Minnesota	.	.	0.16	.
Mississippi	.	.	.	.
Missouri	.	.	1.59	1.59
Montana	0.24	.	1.67	1.15
Nebraska	.	.	3.11	2.40
Nevada	1.19	.	1.79	1.19
New Hampshire	.	.	.	.
New Jersey	.	.	.	.
New Mexico	2.82	.	1.44	1.21
New York	.	.	2.17	1.59
North Carolina	.	.	0.54	0.40
North Dakota	.	.	.	.
Ohio	.	.	.	.
Oklahoma	0.30	.	1.12	0.50
Oregon	0.41	.	0.97	0.61
Pennsylvania	.	.	.	.
Rhode Island	.	.	4.53	3.77
South Carolina	.	.	2.86	2.86
South Dakota	0.28	.	1.50	1.35
Tennessee	.	.	.	.
Texas	0.62	.	0.86	0.81
Utah	0.70	.	1.19	0.91
Vermont	.	.	.	.
Virginia	.	.	4.07	3.21
Washington	0.82	.	2.49	1.61
West Virginia	.	.	.	.
Wisconsin	0.40	.	6.43	6.07
Wyoming	.	.	0.76	.
BIA schools	0.68	.	2.18	1.06
50 states and D.C. (including BIA schools)	0.51	0.01	1.47	1.05
American Samoa	.	.	.	.
Guam	.	.	.	.
Northern Marianas	.	.	.	.
Puerto Rico	.	.	.	.
Virgin Islands	.	.	.	.
U.S. and outlying areas	0.51	0.01	1.47	1.05
-------------------- Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS), OMB# 1820-0621: "Children with Disabilities Unilaterally Removed or Suspended/Expelled for More Than 10 Days," 2003-04. Data updated as of July 17, 2006. Note: See Part B Discipline Data Notes in appendix B for an explanation of individual state differences. ªPercent = Number reported in the removal category divided by the 2004 child count of children ages 3 through 21, multiplied by 100. See table 5-3a for the numerator and table E-2 for the denominator. ^bIAES is an interim alternative educational setting. ^cChildren are reported only once within each column. However, the same child may be reported in more than one column if he/she was involved in two or more incidents. In addition, the children reported in the final column (Multiples sum to > 10 days) are a subset of the children reported in the third column (>10 days in school year). . Percentage cannot be calculated.

Table 5-4b. Asian/Pacific Islander children and students with disabilities served under IDEA, Part B, unilaterally removed
or suspended/expelled more than 10 days, as a percentage of the 2004 child count,ª by type of removal and state: 2004-05
	Removed to an IAES^b		Suspension/expulsion^c
State	By school personnel for drugs/weapons (%)	By hearing officer for likely injury (%)	> 10 days in school year (%)	Multiples sum to > 10 days (%)
Alabama	.	.	.	.
Alaska	.	.	1.49	1.36
Arizona	.	.	.	.
Arkansas	.	.	.	.
California	0.01	.	0.01	.
Colorado	.	.	0.82	0.48
Connecticut	.	.	0.47	.
Delaware	.	.	.	.
District of Columbia	.	.	.	.
Florida	.	.	0.35	0.35
Georgia	.	.	.	.
Hawaii	.	.	1.12	0.56
Idaho	.	.	.	.
Illinois	0.11	.	0.11	.
Indiana	.	.	.	.
Iowa	.	.	.	.
Kansas	.	.	.	.
Kentucky	.	.	.	.
Louisiana	.	.	.	.
Maine	.	.	.	.
Maryland	.	.	0.42	0.21
Massachusetts	.	.	0.24	0.13
Michigan	.	.	0.38	0.32
Minnesota	.	.	.	.
Mississippi	.	.	.	.
Missouri	.	.	.	.
Montana	.	.	.	.
Nebraska	.	.	1.17	.
Nevada	0.70	.	1.64	1.29
New Hampshire	.	.	.	.
New Jersey	.	.	0.13	0.12
New Mexico	.	.	.	.
New York	.	.	0.36	0.26
North Carolina	.	.	0.42	0.42
North Dakota	.	.	.	.
Ohio	0.49	.	.	.
Oklahoma	.	.	0.61	0.51
Oregon	.	.	0.52	.
Pennsylvania	.	.	0.44	0.40
Rhode Island	.	.	.	.
South Carolina	.	.	.	.
South Dakota	.	.	.	.
Tennessee	.	.	.	.
Texas	0.18	.	0.13	0.08
Utah	.	.	0.84	.
Vermont	.	.	.	.
Virginia	.	.	1.03	0.47
Washington	0.39	.	0.76	0.46
West Virginia	.	.	.	.
Wisconsin	.	.	0.41	0.33
Wyoming	.	.	.	.
BIA schools	.	.	.	.
50 states and D.C. (including BIA schools)	0.06	0.00	0.38	0.23
American Samoa	.	.	.	.
Guam	1.35	.	3.45	3.45
Northern Marianas	.	.	.	.
Puerto Rico	.	.	.	.
Virgin Islands	.	.	.	.
U.S. and outlying areas	0.08	0.00	0.42	0.28
-------------------- Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS), OMB# 1820-0621: "Children with Disabilities Unilaterally Removed or Suspended/Expelled for More Than 10 Days," 2003-04. Data updated as of July 17, 2006. Note: See Part B Discipline Data Notes in appendix B for an explanation of individual state differences. ªPercent = Number reported in the removal category divided by the 2004 child count of children ages 3 through 21, multiplied by 100. See table 5-3b for the numerator and table E-2 for the denominator. ^bIAES is an interim alternative educational setting. ^cChildren are reported only once within each column. However, the same child may be reported in more than one column if he/she was involved in two or more incidents. In addition, the children reported in the final column (Multiples sum to > 10 days) are a subset of the children reported in the third column (>10 days in school year). . Percentage cannot be calculated.

Table 5-4c. Black (not Hispanic) children and students with disabilities served under IDEA, Part B, unilaterally removed
or suspended/expelled more than 10 days, as a percentage of the 2004 child count,ª by type of removal and state: 2004-05
	Removed to an IAES^b		Suspension/expulsion^c
State	By school personnel for drugs/weapons (%)	By hearing officer for likely injury (%)	> 10 days in school year (%)	Multiples sum to > 10 days (%)
Alabama	0.07	0.04	3.85	3.57
Alaska	.	.	3.94	3.64
Arizona	0.36	.	1.43	1.14
Arkansas	0.06	.	1.40	1.24
California	0.05	.	0.05	0.01
Colorado	.	.	9.16	6.80
Connecticut	.	0.09	5.18	4.92
Delaware	.	.	4.37	4.24
District of Columbia	0.21	.	.	.
Florida	0.02	.	4.78	4.78
Georgia	0.06	.	1.32	1.19
Hawaii	.	.	.	.
Idaho	.	.	.	.
Illinois	0.24	0.18	1.35	1.08
Indiana	0.37	.	2.38	1.68
Iowa	.	.	3.38	3.38
Kansas	0.35	.	2.74	2.54
Kentucky	.	.	0.82	0.76
Louisiana	0.33	.	1.41	1.32
Maine	.	.	.	.
Maryland	0.13	.	3.43	2.24
Massachusetts	.	0.06	1.04	0.73
Michigan	0.07	0.08	2.46	2.03
Minnesota	0.05	.	0.05	.
Mississippi	0.04	.	1.20	0.94
Missouri	0.21	.	2.26	1.52
Montana	.	.	.	.
Nebraska	.	.	7.31	6.73
Nevada	1.61	.	6.75	6.31
New Hampshire	.	.	1.92	1.92
New Jersey	0.04	.	0.98	0.95
New Mexico	1.35	.	1.17	0.98
New York	0.11	0.10	2.65	2.05
North Carolina	0.06	.	1.99	1.82
North Dakota	.	.	.	.
Ohio	0.70	0.19	0.70	0.48
Oklahoma	0.70	.	3.74	1.62
Oregon	.	.	1.25	1.08
Pennsylvania	0.87	0.01	2.60	2.54
Rhode Island	.	.	3.11	2.94
South Carolina	0.28	0.04	2.36	2.00
South Dakota	.	.	.	.
Tennessee	0.20	0.09	0.79	0.53
Texas	0.52	0.04	2.49	2.28
Utah	0.72	.	1.64	1.12
Vermont	.	.	.	.
Virginia	0.03	.	5.42	4.49
Washington	1.50	.	2.44	1.26
West Virginia	.	.	4.31	4.31
Wisconsin	0.33	.	5.56	5.32
Wyoming	.	.	.	.
BIA schools	.	.	.	.
50 states and D.C. (including BIA schools)	0.22	0.04	2.39	2.06
American Samoa	.	.	.	.
Guam	.	.	.	.
Northern Marianas	.	.	.	.
Puerto Rico	.	.	.	.
Virgin Islands	.	.	0.73	.
U.S. and outlying areas	0.22	0.04	2.38	2.06
-------------------- Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS), OMB# 1820-0621: "Children with Disabilities Unilaterally Removed or Suspended/Expelled for More Than 10 Days," 2003-04. Data updated as of July 17, 2006. Note: See Part B Discipline Data Notes in appendix B for an explanation of individual state differences. ªPercent = Number reported in the removal category divided by the 2004 child count of children ages 3 through 21, multiplied by 100. See table 5-3c for the numerator and table E-2 for the denominator. ^bIAES is an interim alternative educational setting. ^cChildren are reported only once within each column. However, the same child may be reported in more than one column if he/she was involved in two or more incidents. In addition, the children reported in the final column (Multiples sum to > 10 days) are a subset of the children reported in the third column (>10 days in school year). . Percentage cannot be calculated.

Table 5-4d. Hispanic children and students with disabilities served under IDEA, Part B, unilaterally removed
or suspended/expelled more than 10 days, as a percentage of the 2004 child count,ª by type of removal and state: 2004-05
	Removed to an IAES^b		Suspension/expulsion^c
State	By school personnel for drugs/weapons (%)	By hearing officer for likely injury (%)	> 10 days in school year (%)	Multiples sum to > 10 days (%)
Alabama	.	.	0.48	0.48
Alaska	.	.	1.54	1.54
Arizona	0.38	.	0.79	0.57
Arkansas	.	.	.	.
California	0.06	.	0.06	0.01
Colorado	0.03	.	2.81	1.82
Connecticut	.	.	3.47	3.16
Delaware	.	.	2.42	2.42
District of Columbia	.	.	.	.
Florida	0.02	.	2.05	2.05
Georgia	0.11	.	0.34	0.34
Hawaii	.	.	0.98	.
Idaho	.	.	.	.
Illinois	0.11	0.07	0.41	0.32
Indiana	0.28	.	0.89	0.57
Iowa	.	.	0.90	0.90
Kansas	0.15	.	0.95	0.83
Kentucky	.	.	.	.
Louisiana	.	.	0.41	0.41
Maine	.	.	.	.
Maryland	0.12	.	1.22	0.70
Massachusetts	.	0.03	0.89	0.59
Michigan	0.11	.	1.52	1.29
Minnesota	.	.	0.28	.
Mississippi	.	.	.	.
Missouri	0.28	.	0.68	0.68
Montana	.	.	0.99	.
Nebraska	.	.	0.99	0.75
Nevada	0.91	.	1.74	1.61
New Hampshire	.	.	1.01	0.87
New Jersey	0.02	.	0.57	0.55
New Mexico	1.87	.	1.17	1.08
New York	0.05	0.02	1.03	0.70
North Carolina	.	.	0.38	0.31
North Dakota	.	.	.	.
Ohio	0.73	0.13	0.36	0.32
Oklahoma	0.60	.	2.22	1.50
Oregon	0.23	.	0.92	0.37
Pennsylvania	0.50	.	1.54	1.45
Rhode Island	.	.	2.30	2.28
South Carolina	.	.	0.61	0.47
South Dakota	.	.	.	.
Tennessee	.	.	0.31	.
Texas	0.82	0.02	1.14	1.00
Utah	0.61	0.25	1.59	0.91
Vermont	.	.	.	.
Virginia	0.06	.	1.79	0.90
Washington	0.52	.	1.61	1.04
West Virginia	.	.	.	.
Wisconsin	0.07	.	0.91	0.75
Wyoming	.	.	0.54	.
BIA schools	.	.	.	.
50 states and D.C. (including BIA schools)	0.30	0.01	0.88	0.72
American Samoa	.	.	.	.
Guam	.	.	.	.
Northern Marianas	.	.	.	.
Puerto Rico	.	.	.	.
Virgin Islands	.	.	.	.
U.S. and outlying areas	0.28	0.01	0.81	0.66
-------------------- Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS), OMB# 1820-0621: "Children with Disabilities Unilaterally Removed or Suspended/Expelled for More Than 10 Days," 2003-04. Data updated as of July 17, 2006. Note: See Part B Discipline Data Notes in appendix B for an explanation of individual state differences. ªPercent = Number reported in the removal category divided by the 2004 child count of children ages 3 through 21, multiplied by 100. See table 5-3d for the numerator and table E-2 for the denominator. ^bIAES is an interim alternative educational setting. ^cChildren are reported only once within each column. However, the same child may be reported in more than one column if he/she was involved in two or more incidents. In addition, the children reported in the final column (Multiples sum to > 10 days) are a subset of the children reported in the third column (>10 days in school year). . Percentage cannot be calculated.

Table 5-4e. White (not Hispanic) children and students with disabilities served under IDEA, Part B, unilaterally removed
or suspended/expelled more than 10 days, as a percentage of the 2004 child count,ª by type of removal and state: 2004-05
	Removed to an IAES^b		Suspension/expulsion^c
State	By school personnel for drugs/weapons (%)	By hearing officer for likely injury (%)	> 10 days in school year (%)	Multiples sum to > 10 days (%)
Alabama	0.04	0.02	0.75	0.61
Alaska	0.23	0.05	1.29	0.93
Arizona	0.33	.	0.40	0.29
Arkansas	0.02	.	0.38	0.25
California	0.04	.	0.04	0.01
Colorado	0.03	0.02	0.77	0.48
Connecticut	.	.	1.10	1.01
Delaware	.	.	1.34	1.24
District of Columbia	.	.	.	.
Florida	0.01	.	1.31	1.31
Georgia	0.10	.	0.27	0.24
Hawaii	.	.	0.69	0.28
Idaho	0.09	.	0.15	0.08
Illinois	0.10	0.03	0.34	0.28
Indiana	0.27	.	0.67	0.48
Iowa	0.02	0.03	0.32	0.31
Kansas	0.11	0.03	0.42	0.34
Kentucky	0.01	.	0.21	0.18
Louisiana	0.21	.	0.49	0.46
Maine	0.17	0.06	0.23	0.12
Maryland	0.03	.	0.93	0.67
Massachusetts	0.01	0.01	0.33	0.20
Michigan	0.08	0.06	0.89	0.68
Minnesota	0.01	.	0.06	.
Mississippi	0.03	.	0.25	0.22
Missouri	0.15	.	0.62	0.60
Montana	0.14	.	0.22	0.15
Nebraska	0.05	.	0.61	0.43
Nevada	0.97	.	1.40	1.21
New Hampshire	.	.	0.67	0.62
New Jersey	0.01	.	0.32	0.31
New Mexico	1.24	.	0.60	0.51
New York	0.09	0.02	0.73	0.62
North Carolina	0.01	.	0.40	0.33
North Dakota	.	.	.	.
Ohio	0.67	0.05	0.26	0.20
Oklahoma	0.31	.	0.94	0.53
Oregon	0.15	.	0.58	0.25
Pennsylvania	0.16	0.01	0.48	0.41
Rhode Island	.	.	1.22	1.19
South Carolina	0.24	0.01	0.89	0.68
South Dakota	.	.	0.14	0.12
Tennessee	0.07	0.01	0.26	0.15
Texas	0.44	0.03	0.51	0.43
Utah	0.63	0.05	1.42	1.01
Vermont	.	.	0.33	0.28
Virginia	0.03	.	1.67	1.28
Washington	0.39	.	1.18	0.81
West Virginia	0.02	.	1.70	1.67
Wisconsin	0.10	.	0.63	0.46
Wyoming	.	.	0.25	0.09
BIA schools	.	.	.	.
50 states and D.C. (including BIA schools)	0.16	0.01	0.60	0.48
American Samoa	.	.	.	.
Guam	.	.	.	.
Northern Marianas	.	.	.	.
Puerto Rico	.	.	.	.
Virgin Islands	.	.	.	.
U.S. and outlying areas	0.16	0.01	0.60	0.48
-------------------- Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Data Analysis System (DANS), OMB# 1820-0621: "Children with Disabilities Unilaterally Removed or Suspended/Expelled for More Than 10 Days," 2003-04. Data updated as of July 17, 2006. Note: See Part B Discipline Data Notes in appendix B for an explanation of individual state differences. ªPercent = Number reported in the removal category divided by the 2004 child count of children ages 3 through 21, multiplied by 100. See table 5-3e for the numerator and table E-2 for the denominator. ^bIAES is an interim alternative educational setting. ^cChildren are reported only once within each column. However, the same child may be reported in more than one column if he/she was involved in two or more incidents. In addition, the children reported in the final column (Multiples sum to > 10 days) are a subset of the children reported in the third column (>10 days in school year). . Percentage cannot be calculated.