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Table 357.U.S. Department of Education obligations for major programs, by state or other area: Fiscal year 1994
[In thousands]

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                       |            |           |Block grants|   School   |   Voca-    |           |            |         |  Higher   |           |           |            |
                       |            |Grants for | to states  | assistance |   tional   | Education | Bilingual  | Indian  |    and    |  Student  |  Public   | Rehabili-  | Goals
  State or other area  |   Total    |    the    | for school |in federally|    and     |  for the  |education\6\|education|continuing | financial |  library  |   tation   |2000\11\
                       |            | disadvan- |  improve-  |  affected  |   adult    |  handi-   |            |         |  educa-   |  assis-   |programs\9\|services\10\|
                       |            | taged\1\  |  ment\2\   |  areas\3\  |education\4\| capped\5\ |            |         |  tion\7\  | tance\8\  |           |            |
_______________________|____________|___________|____________|____________|____________|___________|____________|_________|___________|___________|___________|____________|________
           1           |     2      |     3     |     4      |     5      |     6      |     7     |     8      |    9    |    10     |    11     |    12     |     13     |   14
_______________________|____________|___________|____________|____________|____________|___________|____________|_________|___________|___________|___________|____________|________
     Total ............|$24,465,205 |$6,883,656 | $1,032,040 |   $736,574 | $1,360,771 |$3,415,767 |   $224,246 | $73,887 |$1,142,490 |$7,375,058 |  $124,050 | $2,035,216 |$61,449
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Alabama ...............|    446,703 |   122,402 |     16,808 |      4,829 |     27,314 |    50,096 |      1,309 |   1,005 |    41,174 |   134,937 |     1,923 |     44,905 |      0
Alaska ................|    140,161 |    18,247 |      4,984 |     76,172 |      5,367 |    10,089 |        525 |   6,879 |     2,470 |     7,052 |       466 |      7,459 |    451
Arizona ...............|    409,294 |   100,910 |     15,057 |     64,973 |     21,431 |    36,734 |      7,750 |   8,807 |    11,831 |   107,840 |     2,159 |     30,469 |  1,333
Arkansas ..............|    240,676 |    75,692 |      9,900 |      1,909 |     15,850 |    27,244 |        250 |     107 |    13,268 |    67,065 |     1,269 |     27,152 |    970
California ............|  2,836,294 |   822,081 |    115,874 |     64,330 |    144,353 |   530,178 |     76,068 |   5,016 |    89,458 |   774,854 |    12,299 |    191,520 | 10,263
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Colorado ..............|    286,821 |    68,191 |     12,871 |      7,983 |     16,569 |    37,710 |      4,743 |     774 |    12,742 |   102,887 |     1,591 |     19,699 |  1,062
Connecticut ...........|    191,729 |    54,228 |     10,719 |      7,190 |     13,237 |    40,016 |      1,064 |      28 |     8,721 |    37,471 |     1,598 |     16,519 |    940
Delaware ..............|     56,804 |    14,087 |      5,028 |         73 |      5,672 |     8,899 |        250 |       0 |     3,810 |    10,154 |       994 |      7,440 |    398
District of Columbia ..|    295,509 |    22,012 |      7,480 |      1,242 |      5,677 |     5,749 |      2,359 |     199 |   208,672 |    30,034 |       568 |     11,516 |      0
Florida ...............|    950,013 |   290,780 |     44,764 |     13,817 |     63,741 |   143,226 |      4,966 |      62 |    23,324 |   259,743 |     6,430 |     95,233 |  3,926
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Georgia ...............|    549,326 |   161,269 |     26,451 |      7,455 |     39,933 |    64,405 |        611 |       0 |    34,950 |   154,116 |     2,562 |     57,572 |      0
Hawaii ................|     89,861 |    18,392 |      5,057 |     22,377 |      6,717 |     8,341 |      1,399 |       0 |     6,431 |    11,533 |     1,405 |      7,800 |    409
Idaho .................|    109,946 |    25,563 |      5,071 |      4,764 |      7,067 |    13,794 |      1,716 |     204 |     3,941 |    36,176 |       898 |     10,753 |      0
Illinois ..............|    949,469 |   301,431 |     44,604 |     10,993 |     55,145 |   135,536 |      7,732 |      84 |    39,671 |   267,970 |     4,201 |     78,062 |  4,040
Indiana................|    448,402 |   104,291 |     20,878 |      1,993 |     32,826 |    64,188 |        500 |      18 |    15,607 |   165,400 |     2,168 |     40,534 |      0
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Iowa ..................|    243,680 |    49,523 |     10,642 |        169 |     15,401 |    32,174 |        840 |     114 |    14,335 |    97,307 |     1,383 |     21,792 |      0
Kansas ................|    281,129 |    52,973 |      9,721 |     10,505 |     13,154 |    26,542 |      1,061 |     285 |    11,571 |   132,296 |     1,317 |     20,858 |    846
Kentucky ..............|    365,342 |   125,951 |     15,082 |      1,290 |     24,873 |    45,035 |        432 |       0 |    15,163 |    94,626 |     1,777 |     39,668 |  1,445
Louisiana .............|    505,172 |   184,603 |     20,125 |      7,014 |     28,405 |    45,790 |      2,204 |     477 |    25,881 |   146,129 |     2,560 |     39,971 |  2,015
Maine .................|     88,234 |    28,878 |      5,085 |      2,831 |      1,462 |     1,125 |      1,472 |      75 |     5,623 |    27,855 |       792 |     12,541 |    496
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Maryland ..............|    320,449 |    84,028 |     17,001 |     10,374 |     20,390 |    51,694 |      1,453 |     167 |    19,598 |    81,638 |     2,309 |     30,381 |  1,417
Massachusetts .........|    523,546 |   122,859 |     19,826 |      5,226 |     25,352 |    85,987 |      4,034 |     260 |    22,032 |   193,189 |     2,664 |     40,278 |  1,840
Michigan ..............|    831,850 |   298,658 |     38,164 |      6,767 |     50,102 |    85,737 |      2,569 |   2,965 |    28,379 |   238,596 |     4,204 |     72,173 |  3,536
Minnesota .............|    352,926 |    81,651 |     17,111 |      5,630 |     21,569 |    48,350 |      1,105 |   3,943 |    15,993 |   118,539 |     2,190 |     35,487 |  1,357
Mississippi ...........|    370,494 |   121,419 |     12,710 |      4,041 |     18,490 |    61,857 |        459 |   1,047 |    18,445 |    97,120 |     1,730 |     33,176 |      0
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Missouri...............|    423,929 |   112,582 |     19,770 |      5,926 |     28,146 |    56,003 |        599 |      44 |    15,850 |   134,593 |     2,485 |     46,277 |  1,654
Montana ...............|    123,889 |    25,555 |      5,073 |     24,231 |      6,108 |    10,261 |      3,278 |   3,577 |     6,930 |    30,498 |       595 |      7,784 |      0
Nebraska ..............|    152,575 |    31,596 |      6,322 |      8,151 |      8,694 |    18,679 |        743 |     846 |     5,304 |    59,314 |       942 |     11,984 |      0
Nevada ................|     73,869 |    18,738 |      5,062 |      3,792 |      6,976 |    14,708 |        505 |   1,007 |     1,924 |    11,309 |       849 |      8,595 |    402
New Hampshire .........|     82,815 |    14,640 |      5,039 |      1,029 |      6,641 |    21,456 |        382 |       0 |     3,315 |    21,113 |       770 |      8,429 |      0
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New Jersey ............|    500,974 |   153,203 |     26,580 |     11,393 |     32,035 |    85,165 |      2,210 |     106 |    16,475 |   131,378 |     2,893 |     39,537 |      0
New Mexico ............|    235,504 |    58,392 |      7,321 |     37,501 |     10,103 |    21,848 |      9,216 |   5,433 |     8,630 |    58,945 |       996 |     16,391 |    726
New York ..............|  2,070,584 |   611,923 |     69,587 |     18,526 |     78,144 |   350,692 |     34,972 |   1,460 |    51,106 |   724,563 |     7,360 |    115,257 |  6,995
North Carolina ........|    522,302 |   127,877 |     23,840 |      9,623 |     40,916 |    71,534 |        401 |   2,327 |    37,119 |   139,325 |     2,875 |     64,454 |  2,011
North Dakota ..........|     92,302 |    17,114 |      5,031 |     12,885 |      5,732 |     6,928 |      2,551 |   1,313 |     4,460 |    27,900 |       647 |      7,343 |    399
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Ohio ..................|    817,265 |   286,764 |     42,040 |      4,500 |     60,131 |     8,518 |        449 |      36 |    23,892 |   289,678 |     4,492 |     96,767 |      0
Oklahoma ..............|    349,487 |    81,094 |     12,914 |     22,260 |     19,879 |    38,966 |      9,625 |  12,328 |    16,540 |   103,850 |     1,486 |     29,415 |  1,129
Oregon ................|    245,683 |    71,641 |     11,157 |      3,637 |     15,708 |    31,290 |      3,408 |   1,204 |     9,983 |    70,109 |     1,451 |     25,071 |  1,024
Pennsylvania ..........|    961,335 |   300,838 |     43,172 |      3,598 |     59,635 |   108,832 |      1,304 |       0 |    31,928 |   304,144 |     4,941 |     98,971 |  3,973
Rhode Island ..........|     98,978 |    21,800 |      5,066 |      3,050 |      6,903 |    12,419 |      1,517 |      42 |     3,967 |    35,626 |       875 |      7,281 |    434
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South Carolina ........|    325,942 |    88,301 |     14,028 |      7,363 |     23,753 |    43,042 |         75 |       0 |    19,829 |    90,566 |     1,567 |     37,418 |      0
South Dakota ..........|    116,599 |    19,907 |      5,042 |     15,121 |      5,790 |     9,151 |      1,736 |   2,646 |     3,463 |    45,099 |       812 |      7,834 |      0
Tennessee .............|    426,470 |   118,033 |     18,711 |      3,520 |     30,940 |    59,575 |        159 |       0 |    25,033 |   118,169 |     2,758 |     47,930 |  1,640
Texas .................|  1,920,503 |   610,832 |     76,604 |     31,396 |    104,939 |   378,742 |     15,209 |     166 |    51,779 |   495,260 |     8,122 |    147,453 |      0
Utah ..................|    213,727 |    31,955 |      9,014 |      6,342 |     12,623 |    25,949 |      1,259 |     744 |     8,133 |    98,195 |     1,206 |     18,307 |      0
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Vermont ...............|     63,785 |    13,919 |      5,024 |         14 |      5,526 |     6,301 |        248 |     110 |     4,536 |    19,570 |       626 |      7,512 |    399
Virginia ..............|    526,326 |    99,891 |     21,494 |     36,401 |     31,998 |   127,946 |      1,412 |      12 |    25,806 |   133,194 |     2,780 |     45,392 |      0
Washington ............|    408,321 |   103,709 |     18,915 |     26,829 |     24,136 |    54,503 |      3,575 |   4,823 |    19,736 |   112,946 |     2,051 |     35,551 |  1,546
West Virginia..........|    183,285 |    63,431 |      7,407 |         91 |     12,451 |    22,262 |          0 |       0 |     8,965 |    46,657 |     1,022 |     21,000 |      0
Wisconsin .............|    415,314 |   115,384 |     19,701 |      7,325 |     26,635 |    55,365 |        347 |   2,333 |    18,188 |   124,995 |     2,280 |     42,761 |      0
Wyoming ...............|     65,569 |    14,083 |      5,022 |      8,288 |      5,390 |     7,297 |        298 |     816 |     2,243 |    14,833 |       750 |      6,549 |      0
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Indian tribe setaside .|     89,222 |    35,514 |      1,385 |          0 |          0 |    49,907 |          0 |       0 |         0 |         0 |     2,415 |          0 |      0
Undistributed .........|    270,398 |    10,677 |          0 |     78,311 |      1,381 |         0 |          0 |       0 |         0 |   179,403 |         0 |        625 |      0
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    Outlying areas     |            |           |            |            |            |           |            |         |           |           |           |            |
American Samoa ........|     13,744 |     4,537 |      1,420 |          0 |        381 |     5,168 |         75 |       0 |       191 |     1,114 |        88 |        769 |      0
Federated States of    |            |           |            |            |            |           |            |         |           |           |           |            |
  Micronesia ..........|        159 |         0 |          0 |          0 |          0 |         0 |          0 |       0 |       159 |         0 |         0 |          0 |      0
Guam ................. |     21,615 |     4,408 |      3,317 |          0 |        784 |     6,883 |        156 |       0 |     2,450 |     1,434 |        95 |      2,040 |     47
Marshall Islands ......|        370 |         0 |          0 |          0 |          0 |         0 |          0 |       0 |       370 |         0 |         0 |          0 |      0
Northern Marianas .....|      9,881 |     2,449 |      1,351 |          0 |        371 |     3,355 |          0 |       0 |     1,178 |       454 |        87 |        638 |      0
Palau .................|      3,187 |     1,682 |        424 |          0 |        220 |       156 |        327 |       0 |       145 |         1 |        76 |        157 |      0
Puerto Rico ...........|    719,924 |   253,399 |     20,927 |      1,387 |      6,232 |    24,428 |        917 |       0 |    18,150 |   355,000 |     2,039 |     35,120 |  2,325
Trust Territory of     |            |           |            |            |            |           |            |         |           |           |           |            |
   the Pacific ........|     13,331 |         0 |          0 |          0 |        421 |    12,775 |         75 |       0 |        61 |         0 |         0 |          0 |      0
Virgin Islands ........|     22,208 |     7,671 |      3,264 |        135 |        954 |     5,169 |        346 |       0 |     1,563 |     1,298 |       158 |      1,650 |      0
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\1\Chapter 1, Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 1981 includes Grants to Local Education Agencies, Migrant Education--Basic State Grants, Educationally Deprived Children--State Administration, Program for Neglected and Delinquent Children, Capital Expenses, State Improvement Grants, and Even Start--State Educational Agencies.
\2\Includes Chapter 2, Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 1981, Eisenhower Mathematics and Science Education--State Grants, Drug-Free Schools and Communities--State Grants, Education of Homeless Children and Youth, Christa McAuliffe Fellowships, Foreign Language Assistance, and State Block Grants.
\3\Includes Maintenance and Operations (Impact Aid/Disaster Assistance).
\4\Includes Vocational Education--Basic Grants to States, Community Based Organizations, Consumer and Homemaking Education, State Councils, Tech-Prep Education, Adult Education-State Administered Basic Grant Program, and State Literacy Resource Centers.
\5\Includes Special Education--Grants to States (Part B, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act), Preschool Incentive Grants to States, Special Education--Grants for Infants and Families with Disabilities, and Education of Children with Disabilities in State Operated or Supported Schools.
\6\Also includes Emergency Immigrant Education Program and Transition Program for Refugee Children.
\7\Includes Institutional Aid to Strengthen Higher Education Institutions serving significant numbers of low-income students, Other Special Programs for the Disadvantaged, Cooperative Education, Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, Fellowships and Scholarships, and annual interest subsidy grants for facilities construction.
\8\Includes Pell Grants, State Student Incentive Grants, Guaranteed Student Loan interest subsidies, and Postsecondary Review Program.
\9\Includes Public Library Services, Public Library Construction and Technology Enhancement, and Interlibrary Cooperation and Resource Sharing.
\10\Includes Rehabilitation Services--Vocational Rehabilitation Grants to States, Basic State Grants, Supported Employment Services for Individuals with Severe Disabilities, Rehabilitation Services--Client Assistance Program, Independent Living--State Grants, and Program of Protection and Advocacy of Individual Rights.
\11\Includes State and Local Systemic Improvement.

NOTE.--Data reflect revisions to figures in the Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 1996. To the extent possible, data represent obligations rather than outlays. Because of the exclusion of certain programs, totals in this table are lower than those reported in other tables. Because of rounding, details may not add to totals.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, based on unpublished tabulations from the Office of Management and Budget; and U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Federal Expenditures by State for Fiscal Year 1994. (This table was prepared March 1995.)


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