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Dec 1, 2008 12:00 PM

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States with largest average high-school enrollments, 2006-07

Florida	1,716
California	1,460
Nevada	1,356
Maryland	1,348
Hawaii	1,329
Georgia	1,308
Virginia	1,249
Delaware	1,112
Connecticut	1,056
Texas	1,040
Source: National Center for Education Statistics

States with smallest average high-school enrollments, 2006-07

South Dakota	227
Montana	279
Oklahoma	347
Nebraska	349
Wyoming	371
New Mexico	384
North Dakota	396
Kansas	420
Iowa	463
Arkansas	473
Source: National Center for Education Statistics

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