Table 8. Federal revenues received by local education agencies for public elementary and secondary education, by program and state: Fiscal year 2005

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary School Districts: School Year 2004—05 (Fiscal Year 2005)

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Table 8. Federal revenues received by local education agencies for public elementary and secondary education, by program and state: Fiscal year 2005 [in thousands of dollars]

State	Total	Title I	Special education	Math and science	Drug-free schools	Vocational education	Child nutrition	Other and unspecified revenues through state¹	Impact aid	Other revenues direct to school districts²
Reporting states³	$44,694,052	$11,067,999	$9,063,641	‡	‡	$627,302	$8,498,486	‡	$1,184,059	‡

Alabama	665,924	213,404	155,450	43,752	15,589	23,369	168,537	24,439	3,840	17,544
Alaska	302,846	43,503	30,439	8,813	1,245	3,205	23,518	‡	117,386	46,728
Arizona	957,312	205,564	134,016	48,016	9,743	18,189	184,363	‡	129,728	54,467
Arkansas	447,826	116,130	101,401	‡	5,754	12,577	104,226	76,557	715	29,390
California	7,148,863	2,140,623	1,604,291	333,290	52,036	69,980	1,168,938	1,144,363	94,195	541,147

Colorado	472,246	131,366	116,261	30,625	3,676	7,349	82,238	39,153	22,520	‡
Connecticut	403,794	125,214	105,093	25,598	3,191	7,626	66,300	23,084	—	47,688
Delaware	110,139	31,468	26,547	—	1,842	4,381	18,300	‡	—	†
District of Columbia	198,099	47,773	14,042	—	1,610	4,295	15,965	112,024	1,814	576
Florida	2,328,513	569,180	557,072	105,466	14,221	38,608	510,096	372,774	14,244	‡

Georgia	1,375,318	—	—	—	—	—	354,945	‡	22,698	‡
Hawaii	236,973	39,779	32,881	286	1,550	2,713	45,749	‡	54,536	‡
Idaho	192,786	45,233	42,838	13,339	3,211	3,066	43,163	21,712	7,984	‡
Illinois	1,835,824	533,903	474,787	‡	13,121	30,531	319,995	313,402	15,410	87,735
Indiana	712,400	180,625	204,856	‡	6,085	12,129	138,191	153,384	2,545	12,395

Iowa	363,930	64,064	101,316	‡	3,093	7,262	68,125	74,907	943	43,870
Kansas	356,865	91,703	—	—	9,762	1,555	82,479	144,990	23,106	3,270
Kentucky	646,215	—	—	—	—	—	152,787	‡	—	43,707
Louisiana	844,640	255,860	139,710	52,732	6,329	10,677	201,230	109,663	8,987	‡
Maine	197,651	44,909	74,149	—	—	2,490	25,635	41,765	2,868	5,835

Maryland	670,998	170,137	164,895	53,383	5,504	10,735	112,396	89,676	10,516	53,756
Massachusetts	761,359	223,300	238,032	—	—	12,351	124,623	‡	—	38,813
Michigan	1,521,806	414,529	364,003	91,288	11,866	24,642	211,263	235,175	3,035	‡
Minnesota	550,604	104,289	166,900	37,862	4,555	790	103,784	84,234	14,007	34,183
Mississippi	552,628	167,166	96,567	—	4,835	6,269	159,256	93,869	4,768	19,898

Missouri	694,008	185,305	165,948	47,285	5,976	‡	157,859	58,216	23,064	35,955
Montana	191,687	44,902	31,682	12,855	1,660	3,212	19,438	‡	46,614	13,350
Nebraska	295,968	40,020	76,402	17,355	1,708	4,325	42,032	61,828	13,607	38,691
Nevada	251,421	56,866	54,555	13,583	2,349	4,669	53,249	36,685	4,583	24,882
New Hampshire	125,956	28,958	24,452	—	—	4,608	16,018	‡	—	7,487

New Jersey	956,036	253,655	293,231	—	—	8,690	173,449	209,510	17,501	—
New Mexico	480,888	112,098	74,480	18,867	1,849	5,355	75,767	‡	89,187	62,138
New York	3,162,431	1,153,730	578,070	—	33,342	19,851	455,942	901,610	19,560	‡
North Carolina	1,133,142	—	—	—	—	—	303,620	‡	16,958	‡
North Dakota	148,482	35,320	22,703	11,676	2,628	2,801	11,995	‡	34,723	17,650

Ohio	1,474,514	—	386,104	—	11,571	37,504	238,276	‡	—	100,014
Oklahoma	678,448	205,742	119,547	34,413	4,598	32,835	130,846	‡	46,032	92,384
Oregon	498,217	150,157	108,191	25,256	11,829	9,363	87,731	60,687	3,350	41,653
Pennsylvania	1,785,150	496,683	439,602	125,147	22,542	32,583	271,437	239,186	4,419	153,551
Rhode Island	146,987	44,756	33,662	14,545	1,623	4,478	22,401	17,740	5,303	2,479

South Carolina	639,308	161,302	149,809	37,329	4,354	13,463	160,809	104,282	4,626	3,334
South Dakota	176,738	36,354	25,234	15,739	1,497	‡	17,838	13,241	47,541	19,169
Tennessee	787,269	199,995	194,899	—	—	19,371	191,638	151,082	4,062	‡
Texas	4,158,002	1,136,231	649,575	208,092	25,106	50,301	1,028,714	684,009	100,099	275,875
Utah	334,830	47,063	84,538	14,052	2,165	6,725	74,096	72,704	8,992	‡

Vermont	95,016	26,451	20,145	382	1,346	2,730	10,038	23,922	515	9,487
Virginia	826,830	206,469	217,436	48,236	7,375	19,338	162,058	45,532	48,317	72,069
Washington	796,450	199,410	194,038	—	—	8,172	139,450	‡	67,246	‡
West Virginia	329,159	97,156	—	—	—	—	59,921	159,611	—	12,471
Wisconsin	565,072	160,983	154,792	—	—	5,127	97,251	103,303	13,285	‡
Wyoming	106,484	28,671	19,000	17,370	1,760	2,487	10,511	15,992	8,630	2,063

— Not available. Revenues are included in "other and unspecified revenues through state" and "other revenues direct to school districts" categories.
† Not applicable.
‡ Reporting standards not met. Data were missing for more than 15 percent of agencies in the 50 states and the District of Columbia at the national level, or data were missing for more than 20 percent of agencies in the state at the state level.
¹ Includes revenues from innovative programs, adult education, and other federal revenues through the state.
² Includes Indian education, bilingual education, Head Start, magnet schools, gifted and talented, and other federal revenues direct to school districts.
³ Federal revenues were missing 8 percent of school districts in the 50 states and the District of Columbia for Title I, 6 percent for special education, 37 percent for math and science, 17 percent for drug-free schools, 7 percent for vocational education, 1 percent for child nutrition, 21 percent for other and unspecified revenues through state, 1 percent for impact aid, and 16 percent for other revenues direct to school districts.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "School District Finance Survey (F-33)," fiscal year 2005, Version 1a.

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