 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. Subcommittee on Elementary, Secondary, and Vocational Education - 1977 - 838 pages
...125,000 pupils or more; 35,000 to 124,999 pupils; 9,000 to 34,999 pupils; 3,000 to 8,999 pupils; and 300 to 2,999 pupils. Nineteen school districts compose...included in the sample. An independent random sample of 813 school districts was drawn from the remaining groups. We received responses from 710 (85 percent)... | |
 | United States. General Accounting Office - 1977 - 144 pages
...125,000 pupils or more; 35,000 to 124,999 pupils; 9,000 to 34,999 pupils; 3,000 to 8,999 pupils; and 300 to 2,999 pupils. Nineteen school districts compose...included in the sample. An independent random sample of 813 school districts was drawn from the remaining groups. We received responses from 710 (85 percent)... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. Subcommittee on Elementary, Secondary, and Vocational Education - 1977 - 784 pages
...125,000 pupils or more; 35,000 to 124,999 pupils; 9,000 to 34,999 pupils; 3,000 to 8,999 pupils; and 300 to 2,999 pupils. Nineteen school districts compose...included in the sample. An independent random sample of 813 school districts was drawn from the remaining groups. We received responses from 710 (85 percent)... | |
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... the same as a national sample used by the Office of Education in 1973. Neither sample included school districts having fewer than 300 pupils; both were stratified according to enrollment as follows: 125,000 pupils or more; 35,000 to 124,999 pupils;... 