(42KB)| Table 155. | Funds and staff for state education agencies, by source of funding and state: 1992-93 |
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| Funds retained for state administration | | State education agency (FTE) staff|
| by source (in thousands) | Total| by source of funds for position |
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| | | | | admini-| | Federally| |
| | | | | stration| Total| supported| State and| Students
| | Federal (core|Percent| State and|funds per| FTE| (core activi-| local|per state
State | Total|activities)\1\|federal| local| student| staff| ties)\1\| supported|FTE staff
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1 | 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9| 10
______________________|__________|______________|_______|__________|_________|________|______________|___________|_________
United States\2\ ..|$1,966,453| $526,847| 26.8|$1,439,606| $46| 28,626| 7,054| 21,572| 1,496
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Alabama ..............| 52,111| 13,007| 25.0| 39,103| 71| 1,006| 127| 879| 727
Alaska ...............| 38,461| 5,046| 13.1| 33,414| 314| 503| 44| 460| 244
Arizona ..............| 19,315| 7,460| 38.6| 11,856| 29| 362| 175| 187| 1,862
Arkansas .............| 17,561| 4,204| 23.9| 13,356| 40| 290| 74| 216| 1,522
California ...........| 148,989| 52,316| 35.1| 96,673| 28| 1,898| 419| 1,479| 2,768
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Colorado .............| 21,361| 5,991| 28.0| 15,370| 35| 223| 90| 133| 2,750
Connecticut ..........| 139,733| 11,433| 8.2| 128,300| 286| 2,005| 196| 1,809| 244
Delaware .............| 10,949| 2,578| 23.5| 8,371| 105| 128| 44| 84| 817
District of Columbia .| † | † | † | † | † | † | † | † | †
Florida ..............| 56,310| 25,470| 45.2| 30,840| 28| 688| 323| 366| 2,878
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Georgia ..............| 58,632| 9,918| 16.9| 48,714| 49| 935| 147| 788| 1,291
Hawaii ...............| † | † | † | † | † | † | † | † | †
Idaho ................| 7,346| 2,938| 40.0| 4,408| 32| 104| 45| 59| 2,224
Illinois .............| 42,854| 22,092| 51.6| 20,762| 23| 746| 317| 429| 2,511
Indiana ..............| 29,220| 7,339| 25.1| 21,880| 30| 309| 132| 177| 3,109
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Iowa .................| 20,589| 9,582| 46.5| 11,007| 42| 226| 106| 120| 2,192
Kansas ...............| 12,701| 5,422| 42.7| 7,279| 28| 199| 83| 116| 2,269
Kentucky .............| 49,745| 6,202| 12.5| 43,542| 76| 859| 105| 754| 763
Louisiana ............| 35,978| 13,015| 36.2| 22,963| 45| 573| 254| 320| 1,393
Maine\3\ .............| 17,356| 4,248| 24.5| 13,109| 80| 207| 90| 117| 1,046
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Maryland .............| 42,343| 8,737| 20.6| 33,606| 56| 556| 126| 430| 1,351
Massachusetts ........| 30,191| 13,557| 44.9| 16,633| 35| 368| 173| 195| 2,337
Michigan .............| 53,743| 15,656| 29.1| 38,088| 34| 844| 256| 588| 1,899
Minnesota ............| 23,730| 9,072| 38.2| 14,658| 30| 416| 129| 287| 1,908
Mississippi ..........| 40,892| 5,703| 13.9| 35,190| 81| 724| 144| 580| 700
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Missouri .............| 42,860| 8,708| 20.3| 34,152| 50| 1,448| 132| 1,317| 593
Montana ..............| 8,070| 3,490| 43.2| 4,581| 50| 137| 52| 85| 1,168
Nebraska .............| 20,624| 5,018| 24.3| 15,607| 73| 398| 75| 323| 710
Nevada ...............| 5,305| 2,643| 49.8| 2,662| 24| 90| 47| 42| 2,491
New Hampshire ........| 7,889| 2,662| 33.7| 5,226| 44| 157| 60| 97| 1,154
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New Jersey ...........| 65,111| 25,857| 39.7| 39,254| 58| 1,001| 326| 675| 1,129
New Mexico ...........| 10,398| 3,753| 36.1| 6,645| 33| 216| 67| 149| 1,461
New York .............| 181,649| 47,866| 26.4| 133,783| 68| 2,565| 567| 1,998| 1,049
North Carolina .......| 49,298| 13,990| 28.4| 35,308| 44| 796| 144| 652| 1,399
North Dakota .........| 5,683| 3,187| 56.1| 2,496| 48| 93| 52| 41| 1,277
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Ohio .................| 32,879| 14,741| 44.8| 18,139| 18| 511| 242| 269| 3,513
Oklahoma .............| 32,178| 8,347| 25.9| 23,831| 54| 499| 98| 401| 1,196
Oregon ...............| 61,178| 15,822| 25.9| 45,357| 120| 418| 58| 360| 1,221
Pennsylvania .........| 72,979| 19,746| 27.1| 53,233| 42| 1,134| 237| 897| 1,515
Rhode Island .........| 13,705| 4,347| 31.7| 9,358| 95| 152| 59| 93| 948
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South Carolina .......| 87,109| 9,130| 10.5| 77,979| 136| 946| 105| 841| 677
South Dakota .........| 7,419| 3,988| 53.8| 3,430| 55| 102| 42| 60| 1,324
Tennessee ............| 36,778| 10,525| 28.6| 26,253| 43| 456| 100| 356| 1,876
Texas ................| 59,560| 18,321| 30.8| 41,238| 17| 1,013| 358| 654| 3,498
Utah .................| 25,763| 6,092| 23.6| 19,671| 56| 364| 62| 302| 1,273
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Vermont ..............| 7,348| 2,672| 36.4| 4,675| 75| 143| 65| 78| 689
Virginia .............| 29,236| 9,830| 33.6| 19,406| 28| 371| 102| 270| 2,781
Washington ...........| 19,472| 6,843| 35.1| 12,629| 22| 253| 88| 165| 3,542
West Virginia ........| 21,188| 5,069| 23.9| 16,119| 67| 403| 113| 289| 790
Wisconsin ............| 87,883| 11,377| 12.9| 76,506| 106| 692| 179| 512| 1,199
Wyoming ..............| 4,782| 1,837| 38.4| 2,945| 48| 100| 25| 75| 1,003
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†Not applicable. \1\Core education activities include: Chapter 1; Chapter 2; Special Education; Child Nutrition; Vocational Education; Adult Education; AIDS Education; Civil Rights Act; and Homeless Education Programs. \2\Excludes District of Columbia and Hawaii. \3\Excludes State Teacher Retirement Program. NOTE: Excludes funds for schools and school districts. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. FTE=full-time-equivalent. SOURCE: U.S. General Accounting Office, Education Finance, Extent of Federal Funding in State Education Agencies; and U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, The NCES Common Core of Data (CCD), "State Nonfiscal Survey of Public Elementary/Secondary Education," 1992-93. (This table was prepared September 1996.)
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