Table 8. Federal revenues received by local education agencies for public elementary and secondary education, by program and state: Fiscal year 2008

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary School Districts: School Year 2007–08 (Fiscal Year 2008)

NCES 2010-323
August 2010

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	[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	$47,597,908	$11,402,149	$10,049,312	‡	$260,995	$604,897	$9,985,610	‡	$1,245,254	‡

Alabama	711,391	219,828	167,618	43,761	16,860	16,053	200,553	22,679	4,088	19,951
Alaska	303,399	41,252	28,746	‡	995	2,921	27,761	20,655	136,015	33,908
Arizona	1,053,251	269,993	145,655	46,920	13,865	18,616	220,822	‡	141,630	54,184
Arkansas	489,332	118,287	106,038	‡	4,947	‡	139,214	86,867	854	23,043
California	7,227,740	1,885,366	1,782,769	346,734	35,519	67,200	1,390,720	1,067,940	89,832	561,660

Colorado	547,564	146,702	140,203	31,889	2,801	7,336	105,580	‡	20,247	46,806
Connecticut	390,195	107,450	116,779	25,873	2,344	7,174	77,552	‡	—	38,977
Delaware	109,428	31,389	28,940	‡	1,130	4,947	21,659	21,363	—	—
District of Columbia	144,222	32,853	11,361	‡	971	4,218	14,298	77,869	1,940	516
Florida	2,480,218	646,679	582,961	104,976	10,973	41,929	573,732	357,726	11,870	‡

Georgia	1,449,557	—	—	—	—	—	447,726	‡	24,544	‡
Hawaii	310,732	52,171	56,136	1,850	2,343	4,772	36,813	‡	69,620	‡
Idaho	208,388	47,047	48,848	12,322	3,438	3,494	53,448	24,353	9,077	‡
Illinois	1,996,814	625,525	521,063	‡	11,348	30,542	370,891	316,919	25,855	88,886
Indiana	812,893	218,853	243,002	‡	‡	11,897	195,508	‡	1,095	‡

Iowa	391,985	70,275	139,339	‡	2,760	6,676	81,194	64,149	695	‡
Kansas	344,198	93,931	—	—	6,232	1,580	96,806	123,318	19,114	3,217
Kentucky	697,220	—	—	—	—	—	181,347	‡	—	‡
Louisiana	1,330,169	308,839	184,758	59,283	5,766	11,073	206,615	453,322	10,522	‡
Maine	194,914	45,476	45,040	10,854	147	2,139	29,100	43,886	3,540	14,732

Maryland	701,595	212,328	180,945	40,488	3,646	10,793	128,822	86,100	8,896	‡
Massachusetts	742,093	205,069	238,965	—	—	11,858	145,958	‡	—	44,963
Michigan	1,506,858	412,823	367,478	80,397	7,155	22,081	249,325	‡	7,628	‡
Minnesota	591,072	112,315	178,734	36,392	3,148	6,971	126,831	‡	16,619	‡
Mississippi	708,253	187,085	109,619	—	3,298	6,782	174,941	181,999	3,518	41,011

Missouri	741,945	193,755	194,257	45,870	5,162	14,204	182,930	‡	24,532	28,493
Montana	185,898	43,492	34,637	‡	1,038	2,888	21,605	‡	48,543	9,526
Nebraska	321,975	61,158	68,536	14,100	1,710	3,696	51,461	‡	14,761	‡
Nevada	280,898	75,918	62,739	16,235	3,332	6,090	68,933	26,528	4,975	‡
New Hampshire	136,012	31,975	31,496	—	—	3,841	19,120	‡	—	3,147

New Jersey	999,294	242,491	329,551	—	—	7,618	200,631	201,343	17,660	—
New Mexico	467,492	94,731	82,512	19,707	1,401	5,613	‡	‡	99,036	‡
New York	3,136,293	1,163,812	659,175	—	21,389	11,978	516,480	738,106	24,115	‡
North Carolina	1,254,917	—	—	—	—	—	361,488	‡	—	‡
North Dakota	145,770	34,886	26,340	11,202	2,470	2,402	14,352	‡	29,603	16,317

Ohio	1,601,142	—	456,043	—	8,224	36,187	298,731	‡	95	107,603
Oklahoma	642,088	146,276	139,085	33,097	3,079	30,418	156,522	‡	39,371	‡
Oregon	515,223	146,352	120,251	26,804	6,263	7,849	102,787	‡	2,292	43,507
Pennsylvania	1,921,250	536,285	424,304	121,904	24,458	31,423	312,721	225,616	3,663	240,876
Rhode Island	167,399	48,540	36,490	13,332	1,217	4,089	26,635	31,520	3,034	2,542

South Carolina	693,967	187,589	172,714	35,544	3,434	12,822	191,785	82,157	3,427	4,495
South Dakota	180,925	39,298	27,485	14,091	1,552	‡	19,704	12,519	51,384	14,141
Tennessee	840,919	214,674	208,330	‡	‡	22,369	233,607	119,819	6,022	‡
Texas	4,591,616	1,211,575	793,093	231,028	19,494	47,736	1,256,246	‡	105,767	‡
Utah	391,391	53,428	92,745	17,688	1,464	6,199	85,743	‡	21,947	‡

Vermont	94,585	27,892	22,798	118	1,358	2,745	11,478	21,295	597	6,304
Virginia	897,627	231,253	246,315	47,808	4,432	18,277	192,991	34,047	49,502	73,002
Washington	895,642	204,214	213,422	‡	—	8,361	161,384	‡	58,477	‡
West Virginia	320,529	95,833	—	—	—	—	64,866	151,297	—	‡
Wisconsin	629,423	196,612	162,036	—	—	5,159	123,847	100,265	16,254	‡
Wyoming	100,207	28,574	19,961	14,060	1,180	2,133	11,955	‡	12,998	1,192
— Not available. Revenues are included in “other and unspecified revenues through state” and /or “other revenues direct to school districts” categories.
‡ 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. Missing revenues are included in other program columns and are included in total federal revenues.
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 for 10 percent of school districts in the 50 states and the District of Columbia for Title I, 7 percent for special education, 39 percent for math and science, 17 percent for drug-free schools, 9 percent for vocational education, 2 percent for child nutrition, 30 percent for other and unspecified revenues through state, 2 percent for impact aid, and 24 percent for other revenues direct to school districts.
NOTE: All local education agencies (LEAs) reported in the School District Finance Survey (F-33) are included in this table.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), “School District Finance Survey (F-33),” fiscal year 2008, Version 1a.

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