***Public and Private School Principle in the United States: A Statistical Profile, 1987-88 to 1993-94*****Table A32.-Percentage of public school principals by sex and race-ethnicity, by state:  1993-94**--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                              Sex                                            Race-ethnicity                                         ---------------            --------------------------------------------------------------                      Total                                         Am. Ind./    Asian/Pac.      Black        White                          Total    Average                             State             principals             Male     Female             AK Nat.       Isl.     non-Hispanic  non-Hispanic    Hispanic           minority    age--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------     Total           79,618              65.4      34.5                  0.8          0.8         10.1         84.2          4.1              15.7      47.7Alabama               1,274              70.3      29.7                  1.0          0.0         18.8         79.0          1.1              21.0      48.0Alaska                  474              69.2      30.7                  7.2          2.2          1.8         87.2          1.6              12.7      47.6Arizona               1,041              62.6      37.4                  2.0          0.8          3.2         77.3         16.8              22.7      47.0Arkansas              1,084              69.6      30.4                   -           0.0         15.8         83.4          0.0              16.5      45.8California            7,305              51.3      48.7                  0.1          3.1          9.0         74.3         13.4              25.7      49.2Colorado              1,308              67.4      32.6                  1.2          0.0          2.2         84.8         11.8              15.2      45.9Connecticut             958              72.8      27.1                   -            -          10.1         88.3           -               11.7      50.3Delaware                169              65.7      34.3                  0.0          0.0         19.3         80.7          0.0              19.3      48.0Dist. of Columbia       154              44.0      56.0                   -           0.0         96.2          0.0           -              100.0      50.0Florida               2,308              46.6      53.4                  0.0           -          15.6         76.9          6.5              23.1      48.6Georgia               1,724              62.3      37.7                   -           0.0         25.8         73.9           -               26.1      48.1Hawaii                  229              43.3      56.7                  0.0         76.0           -          19.6          2.0              80.4      50.0Idaho                   560              73.7      26.3                  0.0           -           0.0         97.6          1.4               2.4      47.4Illinois              3,882              68.6      31.4                   -            -          14.6         82.1          2.2              17.9      47.4Indiana               1,847              79.0      21.0                   -           0.0          7.2         89.4          2.6              10.5      47.9Iowa                  1,517              79.5      20.4                   -           0.0           -          97.1           -                2.9      47.4Kansas                1,450              71.6      28.4                   -           0.0          4.0         94.3          1.2               5.7      45.9Kentucky              1,292              74.0      26.0                   -           0.0          3.1         95.7           -                4.2      47.0Louisiana             1,442              59.5      40.5                  0.0          0.0         34.7         64.0          1.3              35.9      48.8Maine                   714              63.0      37.0                   -           0.0          0.0         99.8          0.0               0.2      46.1Maryland              1,163              58.2      41.8                   -           0.0         24.2         75.3           -               24.6      48.9Massachusetts         1,670              73.7      26.3                   -           0.0          4.3         94.5           -                5.5      50.4Michigan              3,004              62.3      37.7                   -           0.0         18.0         81.3          0.0              18.7      48.1Minnesota             1,449              69.4      30.4                   -           0.0          2.2         96.2           -                3.8      47.5Mississippi             950              67.5      32.5                   -           0.0         28.8         70.5           -               29.5      46.6Missouri             2,080              68.5      31.5                   -           0.0          7.9         90.4           -                9.5      46.9Montana                 753              74.2      25.8                  3.9          0.0           -          95.2           -                4.8      46.1Nebraska              1,063              80.8      19.2                   -           0.0          1.8         94.1           -                5.9      46.4Nevada                  368              58.0      42.0                   -           0.0          8.7         85.5          4.0              14.5      47.7New Hampshire           437              71.2      28.8                  0.0          0.0          0.0         99.2           -                0.8      47.1New Jersey            2,193              64.8      35.2                  0.0          0.0         12.4         87.5           -               12.5      49.2New Mexico              649              55.5      44.5                  2.2           -            -          58.9         38.5              41.1      46.4New York              3,894              64.5      35.5                   -           0.6         10.7         84.9          3.5              15.1      48.2North Carolina        1,929              74.9      25.1                  1.9          0.0         17.2         80.1           -               19.9      48.2North Dakota            567              67.5      32.5                  1.0           -           0.0         98.7          0.0               1.3      46.1Ohio                  3,631              70.6      29.4                  0.0          0.0          7.9         92.1          0.0               7.9      46.9Oklahoma              1,747              66.2      33.8                  7.3          0.0          4.0         88.5           -               11.5      45.6Oregon                1,183              63.4      36.6                   -           0.0          2.5         92.7          3.3               7.3      47.4Pennsylvania          3,000              73.5      26.5                  0.0           -           8.0         89.6          2.0              10.4      47.4Rhode Island            295              63.2      36.8                  0.0           -            -          97.9           -                2.1      48.0South Carolina        1,083              69.1      30.9                  0.0          0.0         19.1         80.9          0.0              19.1      47.1South Dakota            655              74.4      25.6                  0.7          0.0          0.0         98.4          0.9               1.6      46.2Tennessee             1,522              65.1      34.9                   -           0.0         16.0         83.5          0.0              16.4      48.2Texas                 5,879              58.7      41.3                  0.6          0.6          7.2         76.4         15.2              23.6      47.5Utah                    673              69.0      31.0                   -            -           1.2         94.4          2.6               5.6      48.6Vermont                 308              71.1      28.9                   -           0.0          0.0         99.3          0.0               0.7      45.3Virginia              1,696              60.4      39.6                  0.0           -          17.5         80.3           -               19.7      46.2Washington            1,750              59.7      40.3                  2.0          3.2          5.2         88.4          1.2              11.6      47.1West Virginia           891              68.0      32.0                  0.0          0.0          2.4         95.6          1.9               4.3      46.2Wisconsin             1,991              75.6      24.4                   -           0.0          5.6         93.2           -                6.8      47.6Wyoming                 410              87.6      12.4                  0.7          0.0          0.0         99.3          0.0               0.7      46.5-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Too few cases for a reliable estimate.NOTE: Details may not add to totals or 100 percent due to rounding or cell suppression.SOURCE:  U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey: 1993-94 (Public School Principal Questionnaire).