Contact Us Policies. Alma del Mar Charter School District. Argosy Collegiate Charter School District. Assabet Valley Regional Vocational Technical. Atlantis Charter District. Ayer Shirley School District. Benjamin Banneker Charter Public District. Bentley Academy Charter School District. Berkshire Hills. Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical. Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical. Boston Collegiate Charter District. Boston Preparatory Charter Public District. Boston Renaissance Charter Public District.
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Taken together, approximately 80 percent of current expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools went to salaries and benefits for staff in —18, a decrease of roughly one percentage point from 81 percent in — The percentage of current expenditures going toward purchased services, which include a variety of items, such as contracts for food, transportation, janitorial services, and professional development for teachers, increased between —10 and —18 from 10 to 11 percent.
Seven percent of current expenditures in —18 were for supplies, ranging from books to heating oil. The percentage of current expenditures for supplies decreased about 1 percentage point from —10 to — For most states, instructional employee salaries and benefits account for at least half of the total per-pupil spending.
Administrative expenses and support staff also account for some of the spending. New York has the highest per-pupil spending of all of the 50 states. Hover over Click on a tile for details. Public Education Spending.
Alaska K schools spend the most in terms of a percentage of taxpayer income. District of Columbia K public school students receive the second-most expensive education. District of Columbia K schools spend the least in terms of a percentage of local taxpayer income.
North Carolina makes the most of its funding for K education, having the least funds per pupil leftover after spending on students. Alaska receives the most funding per pupil from the federal government. The District of Columbia receives the second-most federal funding. Utah receives the lowest amount per pupil from the federal government. Colorado receives the second-lowest amount per pupil in federal funding.
Hawaii supplies the second-most state funding. That is equivalent to 3. Public Education Spending in Alaska Alaska spends the most on K education in terms of percentage of taxpayer income and ranks 7 th overall in the most spending per pupil. Expenditures are equivalent to 5. State and local funding is equivalent to 4. Public Education Spending in Arizona Arizona schools spend less on K education than the national average. Expenditures are equivalent to 2.
State and local funding is equivalent to 2. Federal education funding is equivalent to 0. Public Education Spending in Arkansas Arkansas schools spend less per K pupil than the national average. State and local funding is equivalent to3. Public Education Spending in Colorado Colorado K schools spend less per pupil than the national average. Public Education Spending in Connecticut Connecticut K schools spend more per pupil than most other states.
Expenditures are equivalent to 4. Public Education Spending in the District of Columbia While District of Columbia K schools spend more per pupil than most schools nationwide, these schools spend the least in terms of a percentage of taxpayer income. Local funding is equivalent to 3. Public Education Spending in Florida Florida receives the third-largest amount of federal K education funding. Public Education Spending in Georgia Georgia K schools spend less per pupil than the nationwide average.
Federal funding is equivalent to 0. Public Education Spending in Idaho Idaho ranks 50 th in terms of K spending, and Idaho schools receive the least funding of all. State and local funding is equivalent to2. Public Education Spending in Illinois Illinois ranks 12 th in K school spending and 9 th in funding.
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