欧博Racial/Ethnic Enrollment in Public Schools
Fall 2012 and fall 2022 data on the racial/ethnic composition of public school enrollment are available for some other U.S. jurisdictions as well. In fall 2022, American Indian/Alaska Native students made up 100 percent of public school enrollment among Bureau of Indian Education schools. In Puerto Rico, Hispanic students made up nearly 100 percent of public school enrollment in both fall 2012 and fall 2022. In the U.S. Virgin Islands, changes in the percentages of public school students who were of each racial/ethnic group were all 2 percentage points or less. In fall 2022, some 78 percent of students enrolled in public school in the U.S. Virgin Islands were Black, and 20 percent were Hispanic. In the Northern Mariana Islands, the percentage who were Asian was 7 percentage points lower in fall 2022 than in fall 2012 (33 vs. 40 percent). In contrast, the percentage of public school students in fall 2022 who were of Two or more races was about 7 percentage points higher than in fall 2012 (7 vs. 1 percent) in the Northern Mariana Islands. [State/jurisdiction]