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Why it Matters: Revenues provide the funding to pay our bills. The primary source of a school district's funding is a state-determined per pupil allocation, which includes local property taxes. Other funding includes state and federal grants; transfers from other districts, Service Agency, and other funds. Expenditures represent the cost of providing public education. As an educational service provider to the community, expenditures cover the cost associated with running the school district, which includes pre-kindergarten through post-secondary operations. This chart displays total revenues and expenditures on a per student basis. (n058) (o213)

Data Source: The historical data presented has been loaded from information provided by the US Census Bureau or by the State Treasurer or Comptroller's office. Current and future year data has been entered by the municipality based on current budget and forecast information, or by Munetrix from available audited or budget information found in the public domain or provided by the jurisdiction itself. (n032)

- Data Table - General Fund only

School NameLies WithinEnrollment1Enrollment
Rank
Revenues per PupilExpenditures per Pupil2Expenditures
Rank
Hold
Harmless

1Rank is based on Enrollment in descending order.

2Rank is based on Expenditures per Pupil in descending.