Table 6.Current expenditures and percentage distribution of current expenditures for public elementary and secondary education, by function and state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2011

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary Education: School Year 2010–11 (Fiscal Year 2011)

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Table 6. Current expenditures and percentage distribution of current expenditures for public elementary and secondary education, by function and state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2011
	Current instruction expenditures¹ [in thousands of dollars]					Percentage distribution
State or jurisdiction	Total	Instruction and instruction‑ related²	Student support services³	Administration⁴	Operations⁵	Instruction and instruction‑ related²	Student support services³	Administration⁴	Operations⁵
United States⁶	$527,166,106	$347,366,608	$29,345,585	$56,271,015	$94,182,897	65.9	5.6	10.7	17.9

Alabama	6,592,925	4,144,140	382,417	697,381	1,368,987	62.9	5.8	10.6	20.8
Alaska	2,201,270	1,372,728	180,052	246,601	401,888	62.4	8.2	11.2	18.3
Arizona	8,340,211	4,702,191	1,087,247	850,455	1,700,317	56.4	13.0	10.2	20.4
Arkansas	4,578,136	3,007,670	233,099	469,976	867,392	65.7	5.1	10.3	18.9
California	57,526,835	38,179,602	3,004,958	6,830,236	9,512,039	66.4	5.2	11.9	16.5

Colorado	7,409,462	4,671,285	361,218	1,173,925	1,203,034	63.0	4.9	15.8	16.2
Connecticut	9,094,036	6,050,126	555,702	901,670	1,586,538	66.5	6.1	9.9	17.4
Delaware	1,613,304	1,039,533	75,881	184,242	313,648	64.4	4.7	11.4	19.4
District of Columbia⁷	1,482,202	869,415	86,134	204,013	322,640	58.7	5.8	13.8	21.8
Florida	23,870,090	16,107,806	1,066,264	2,198,973	4,497,048	67.5	4.5	9.2	18.8

Georgia	15,527,907	10,446,015	733,717	1,683,579	2,664,595	67.3	4.7	10.8	17.2
Hawaii⁷	2,141,561	1,314,131	201,020	192,772	433,638	61.4	9.4	9.0	20.2
Idaho	1,881,746	1,223,368	106,724	192,395	359,259	65.0	5.7	10.2	19.1
Illinois	24,554,467	15,749,772	1,658,199	3,036,509	4,109,987	64.1	6.8	12.4	16.7
Indiana	9,687,949	6,070,134	456,293	1,051,068	2,110,454	62.7	4.7	10.8	21.8

Iowa	4,855,871	3,225,620	273,995	545,403	810,852	66.4	5.6	11.2	16.7
Kansas	4,741,372	3,075,990	275,382	539,000	851,001	64.9	5.8	11.4	17.9
Kentucky	6,211,453	3,979,356	279,805	627,356	1,324,937	64.1	4.5	10.1	21.3
Louisiana	7,522,098	4,790,410	369,620	827,621	1,534,447	63.7	4.9	11.0	20.4
Maine	2,377,878	1,566,401	155,421	232,588	423,468	65.9	6.5	9.8	17.8

Maryland	12,035,719	8,093,141	528,145	1,269,829	2,144,604	67.2	4.4	10.6	17.8
Massachusetts	13,649,965	9,479,401	953,027	1,055,474	2,162,063	69.4	7.0	7.7	15.8
Michigan	16,786,444	10,562,665	1,269,121	2,097,332	2,857,326	62.9	7.6	12.5	17.0
Minnesota	8,944,867	6,265,914	236,405	890,258	1,552,290	70.1	2.6	10.0	17.4
Mississippi	3,887,981	2,445,680	187,586	427,218	827,497	62.9	4.8	11.0	21.3

Missouri	8,691,887	5,597,160	406,335	979,365	1,709,026	64.4	4.7	11.3	19.7
Montana	1,518,818	966,744	93,752	160,942	297,380	63.7	6.2	10.6	19.6
Nebraska	3,298,536	2,286,554	119,384	295,048	597,550	69.3	3.6	8.9	18.1
Nevada	3,676,997	2,384,767	187,908	442,503	661,819	64.9	5.1	12.0	18.0
New Hampshire	2,637,911	1,793,766	190,003	254,013	400,128	68.0	7.2	9.6	15.2

New Jersey	23,639,281	14,941,621	2,290,750	2,120,190	4,286,720	63.2	9.7	9.0	18.1
New Mexico	3,127,463	1,881,291	325,026	352,625	568,521	60.2	10.4	11.3	18.2
New York	51,509,285	37,322,510	1,708,221	4,199,169	8,279,385	72.5	3.3	8.2	16.1
North Carolina	12,322,555	8,153,672	581,125	1,338,525	2,249,233	66.2	4.7	10.9	18.3
North Dakota	1,049,772	643,105	47,023	127,321	232,323	61.3	4.5	12.1	22.1

Ohio	19,988,921	12,708,443	1,268,590	2,620,729	3,391,159	63.6	6.3	13.1	17.0
Oklahoma	5,036,031	3,067,566	341,623	586,138	1,040,704	60.9	6.8	11.6	20.7
Oregon	5,430,888	3,384,393	387,583	763,461	895,451	62.3	7.1	14.1	16.5
Pennsylvania	23,485,203	15,249,185	1,215,179	2,615,308	4,405,531	64.9	5.2	11.1	18.8
Rhode Island	2,149,366	1,402,932	225,594	208,416	312,423	65.3	10.5	9.7	14.5

South Carolina	6,461,884	4,085,004	474,538	662,745	1,239,598	63.2	7.3	10.3	19.2
South Dakota	1,126,503	713,125	62,504	131,201	219,673	63.3	5.5	11.6	19.5
Tennessee	8,377,599	5,837,140	342,363	781,982	1,416,115	69.7	4.1	9.3	16.9
Texas	42,864,291	27,943,247	2,081,440	4,619,275	8,220,330	65.2	4.9	10.8	19.2
Utah	3,704,133	2,529,923	143,615	362,564	668,031	68.3	3.9	9.8	18.0

Vermont	1,424,507	939,789	111,637	160,568	212,514	66.0	7.8	11.3	14.9
Virginia	12,968,457	8,723,528	627,158	1,154,651	2,463,120	67.3	4.8	8.9	19.0
Washington	10,040,312	6,469,910	671,779	1,137,457	1,761,167	64.4	6.7	11.3	17.5
West Virginia	3,388,294	2,163,558	153,000	305,212	766,523	63.9	4.5	9.0	22.6
Wisconsin	10,333,016	6,826,970	490,843	1,309,372	1,705,830	66.1	4.8	12.7	16.5
Wyoming	1,398,444	918,209	81,181	156,360	242,694	65.7	5.8	11.2	17.4
Other jurisdictions
American Samoa	75,355	40,753	535	8,602	25,464	54.1	0.7	11.4	33.8
Guam	266,952	154,611	27,736	29,736	54,869	57.9	10.4	11.1	20.6
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands	84,657	40,862	11,416	13,244	19,134	48.3	13.5	15.6	22.6
Puerto Rico	3,519,547	1,749,311	235,775	780,294	754,168	49.7	6.7	22.2	21.4
U.S. Virgin Islands	212,112	113,983	15,828	40,764	41,537	53.7	7.5	19.2	19.6
¹ Current expenditures include instruction, instruction-related support services, and other elementary/secondary current expenditures, but exclude expenditures on capital outlay, other programs, and interest on long-term debt.
² Instruction and instruction-related expenditures include current expenditures for classroom instruction (including teachers and teaching assistants), libraries, in-service teacher training, curriculum development, student assessment, and instruction technology.
³ Student support services include attendance and social work, guidance, health, psychological services, speech pathology, audiology, and other student support services.
⁴ Administration expenditures include general administration, school administration, and other support services.
⁵ Operations expenditures include operations and maintenance, student transportation, food services, and enterprise operations.
⁶ U.S. totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
⁷ Value affected by redistribution of reported values to correct for missing data items, and/or to distribute state direct support expenditures.
NOTE: Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "National Public Education Financial Survey (NPEFS)," fiscal year 2011, preliminary Version 1a.

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