***Public and Private School Principle in the United States: A Statistical Profile, 1987-88 to 1993-94*****Table A34.-Percentage of public school principals by employment benefits received, by state:  1993-94**------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                        Employment benefit                                   ------------------------------------------------------------                                    Medical        Dental      Life     Retirement    In-kindState                              insurance     insurance  insurance      plan      benefits/1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------     Total                            91.8          66.1       70.7        70.4         46.3Alabama                               77.3          32.1       37.2        52.2         19.9Alaska                                99.1          98.2       89.2        84.0         43.7Arizona                               98.2          83.8       91.7        79.1         38.9Arkansas                              51.9          43.1       32.5        32.4         41.3California                            99.8          98.4       68.9        78.0         40.5Colorado                              96.3          84.8       85.9        82.5         48.7Connecticut                           98.1          96.4       93.1        46.0         49.6Delaware                              97.9          72.4       90.9        82.3         55.3Dist. of Columbia                     77.3          77.5       54.7        82.3          1.6Florida                               95.5          48.9       87.8        77.1         28.2Georgia                               86.9          59.5       80.7        79.0         40.8Hawaii                                90.5          79.0       70.4        67.1         30.6Idaho                                 98.3          83.0       74.2        64.1         52.7Illinois                              93.9          57.8       72.3        69.4         49.9Indiana                               98.3          66.6       97.5        79.7         23.0Iowa                                  97.9          50.9       83.5        63.4           50Kansas                                62.8          30.5       34.4        30.6         54.3Kentucky                              88.1          27.2       70.1        52.3         25.2Louisiana                             75.9          21.3       57.2        61.2         38.8Maine                                 88.3          43.6       46.5        58.0         93.1Maryland                              96.1          87.0       89.1        83.5         60.5Massachusetts                         91.0          21.9       62.4        52.2         44.7Michigan                              97.2          99.0       96.6        79.7         50.9Minnesota                             97.5          60.9       79.7        71.8         51.5Mississippi                           55.2           3.5       19.0        32.9         25.0Missouri                              94.5          48.2       69.2        74.2         53.8Montana                               94.5          49.0       47.2        67.4         48.6Nebraska                              80.1          67.7       44.9        60.0         60.7Nevada                               100.0          93.4       88.8        88.1         22.9New Hampshire                         96.6          86.7       87.0        68.2         83.2New Jersey                            99.9          98.3       71.3        89.0         74.2New Mexico                            91.4          77.6       89.0        86.6         25.8New York                              96.9          82.6       52.5        86.6         23.2North Carolina                        88.8          38.9       55.7        74.5         52.1North Dakota                          92.5          28.3       37.0        60.4         56.4Ohio                                  97.3          93.0       97.1        86.9         50.3Oklahoma                              60.3          36.4       42.0        53.3         21.8Oregon                                97.3          97.1       74.5        87.0         83.7Pennsylvania                         100.0          99.1       92.4        90.4         80.9Rhode Island                          98.5          98.5       86.1        83.2         39.4South Carolina                        94.0          94.8       85.2        71.9         54.5South Dakota                          96.4          46.1       51.4        64.0         57.3Tennessee                             86.8          51.3       59.3        62.8         14.0Texas                                 85.9          26.6       54.2        32.0         36.8Utah                                  96.8          43.5       83.4        84.3         58.7Vermont                               86.3          78.0       72.2        40.1         86.5Virginia                              94.2          30.3       88.9        86.5         60.9Washington                           100.0          98.8       69.6        79.8         43.9West Virginia                         90.6          75.7       68.5        76.5         16.4Wisconsin                            100.0          92.9       79.9        94.7         87.4Wyoming                               96.1          66.2       84.6        86.9         47.4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------            1/ In-kind benefits include housing, meals, tuition, and transportation.SOURCE:  U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey: 1993-94 (Public School Principal Questionnaire).