Direct general expenditures of state and local governments for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2005

Digest of Education Statistics: 2008

NCES 2009-020
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Table 28.	Direct general expenditures of state and local governments for all functions and for education, by level of education and state: 2005–06
[In millions of current dollars]

State	Total direct general expenditures¹		Education expenditures
			Total		Elementary and secondary education				Colleges and universities				Other education²
			Total		Total		Current expenditure	Capital outlay	Total		Current expenditure	Capital outlay	Other education²
1	2		3		4		5	6	7		8	9	10
United States	$2,121,946	(1,909.8)	$727,967	(218.4)	$500,528	(200.2)	$441,271	$59,256	$191,758	(19.2)	$168,961	$22,798	$35,681
Alabama	30,721	(245.8)	10,910	(#)	6,552	(4.6)	5,809	744	3,743	(#)	3,103	640	615
Alaska	9,359	(35.6)	2,456	(39.3)	1,797	(39.4)	1,540	257	579	(#)	524	55	80
Arizona	35,747	(210.9)	11,800	(#)	7,738	(#)	6,594	1,144	3,575	(#)	3,161	414	488
Arkansas	16,585	(97.9)	6,383	(#)	4,131	(#)	3,681	450	1,906	(#)	1,659	247	347
California	293,473	(1,379.3)	92,371	(9.2)	64,121	(12.8)	54,081	10,040	24,336	(#)	20,892	3,444	3,914

Colorado	30,780	(215.5)	10,938	(#)	7,418	(#)	6,394	1,024	3,176	(#)	2,868	309	344
Connecticut	27,484	(52.2)	9,929	(19.9)	7,308	(19.7)	6,662	646	2,124	(#)	1,851	273	497
Delaware	7,459	(20.1)	2,646	(#)	1,616	(#)	1,388	228	862	(#)	733	129	167
District of Columbia	8,004	(#)	1,478	(#)	1,365	(#)	1,260	105	112	(#)	111	2	#
Florida	122,624	(539.5)	35,345	(#)	26,022	(#)	21,151	4,871	7,447	(#)	6,585	862	1,876

Georgia	54,210	(173.5)	21,292	(#)	15,405	(#)	13,474	1,931	4,531	(#)	4,026	505	1,356
Hawaii	9,846	(0.0)	2,913	(#)	1,937	(#)	1,776	161	936	(#)	852	84	40
Idaho	8,426	(33.7)	2,875	(#)	1,857	(#)	1,667	190	890	(#)	792	98	128
Illinois	84,195	(328.4)	29,445	(#)	20,689	(#)	18,669	2,020	7,420	(#)	6,928	491	1,337
Indiana	39,894	(283.2)	14,882	(89.3)	9,774	(89.9)	8,656	1,118	4,324	(#)	3,995	329	784

Iowa	20,605	(76.2)	7,779	(#)	4,662	(#)	4,069	593	2,765	(#)	2,460	304	353
Kansas	18,044	(113.7)	6,737	(0.7)	4,117	(0.4)	3,759	358	2,418	(#)	2,175	242	202
Kentucky	25,319	(48.1)	8,701	(#)	5,183	(#)	4,497	686	2,749	(#)	2,512	238	768
Louisiana	30,475	(94.5)	9,131	(#)	5,963	(#)	5,508	455	2,454	(#)	2,232	223	713
Maine	9,966	(32.9)	2,999	(18.3)	2,130	(18.1)	2,018	112	715	(#)	624	91	154

Maryland	39,382	(94.5)	14,392	(#)	9,723	(#)	8,700	1,023	4,051	(#)	3,684	367	619
Massachusetts	52,418	(104.8)	17,029	(51.1)	11,608	(51.1)	10,709	899	3,545	(#)	3,092	453	1,876
Michigan	66,534	(319.4)	26,336	(#)	17,233	(#)	15,501	1,732	8,298	(#)	7,135	1,163	805
Minnesota	38,762	(217.1)	13,055	(#)	8,899	(#)	7,835	1,063	3,402	(#)	3,157	245	754
Mississippi	19,250	(115.5)	6,430	(#)	3,997	(#)	3,583	413	2,131	(#)	1,863	269	302

Missouri	34,539	(252.1)	11,934	(#)	8,330	(#)	7,572	758	3,091	(#)	2,775	315	513
Montana	6,226	(19.3)	2,161	(#)	1,351	(0.0)	1,254	98	669	(#)	613	56	140
Nebraska	11,688	(87.7)	4,348	(#)	2,724	(#)	2,447	277	1,451	(#)	1,335	116	173
Nevada	16,099	(109.5)	5,129	(#)	3,809	(#)	3,049	760	1,172	(#)	1,008	164	149
New Hampshire	8,147	(28.5)	3,137	(#)	2,287	(#)	2,085	202	762	(#)	607	155	88

New Jersey	71,180	(227.8)	27,787	(16.7)	21,917	(17.5)	19,842	2,074	4,907	(#)	4,249	658	964
New Mexico	14,866	(50.5)	5,216	(#)	3,056	(#)	2,671	386	1,872	(#)	1,649	223	288
New York	194,728	(662.1)	57,190	(11.4)	45,451	(#)	41,506	3,944	9,770	(12.7)	8,706	1,064	1,969
North Carolina	55,905	(184.5)	19,964	(31.9)	11,502	(29.9)	10,443	1,059	7,866	(8.7)	6,772	1,093	597
North Dakota	4,515	(12.2)	1,665	(#)	949	(#)	856	93	662	(#)	617	45	55

Ohio	82,045	(336.4)	28,758	(#)	19,876	(#)	17,698	2,177	7,123	(#)	6,184	939	1,759
Oklahoma	20,832	(70.8)	8,029	(#)	5,018	(#)	4,581	437	2,630	(#)	2,300	330	380
Oregon	25,324	(141.8)	8,338	(#)	5,147	(#)	4,827	319	2,946	(#)	2,535	411	245
Pennsylvania	89,373	(286.0)	31,435	(#)	21,692	(#)	19,682	2,010	6,642	(#)	5,956	686	3,101
Rhode Island	8,247	(24.7)	2,710	(16.3)	1,957	(16.4)	1,892	64	596	(#)	519	77	157

South Carolina	29,057	(61.0)	10,565	(#)	6,939	(#)	5,810	1,129	2,805	(#)	2,442	363	821
South Dakota	4,665	(16.3)	1,539	(#)	1,011	(#)	929	82	434	(#)	380	54	94
Tennessee	34,386	(196.0)	10,900	(106.8)	7,393	(106.5)	6,690	703	2,847	(#)	2,635	212	660
Texas	138,254	(373.3)	56,039	(#)	38,567	(#)	32,395	6,171	15,635	(#)	13,805	1,829	1,838
Utah	15,611	(62.4)	5,937	(#)	3,291	(#)	2,786	505	2,385	(#)	2,212	173	262

Vermont	4,913	(10.8)	2,029	(0.8)	1,245	(#)	1,185	59	665	(#)	525	140	119
Virginia	50,390	(317.5)	19,243	(136.6)	13,152	(135.5)	11,791	1,361	5,327	(#)	4,473	854	764
Washington	45,175	(171.7)	15,350	(#)	9,545	(#)	8,122	1,423	4,746	(#)	4,151	595	1,060
West Virginia	11,435	(21.7)	4,280	(#)	2,604	(#)	2,416	187	1,259	(#)	1,057	202	418
Wisconsin	39,413	(157.7)	14,337	(2.9)	9,337	(2.8)	8,790	546	4,516	(#)	4,018	497	485
Wyoming	5,369	(40.3)	1,693	(#)	1,137	(#)	968	168	492	(#)	424	69	64

# Rounds to zero.
¹ Includes state and local government expenditures for education services, social services and income maintenance, transportation, public safety, environment and housing, governmental administration, interest on general debt, and other general expenditures.
² Includes assistance and subsidies to individuals, private elementary and secondary schools, and colleges and universities, as well as miscellaneous education expenditures.
NOTE: Current expenditure data in this table differ from figures appearing in other tables because of slightly varying definitions used in the Governmental Finances and Common Core of Data surveys. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. Standard errors appear in parentheses. Standard errors that are not shown are available upon request.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Governmental Finances. Retrieved July 15, 2008, from http://www.census.gov/govs/www/estimate06.html. (This table was prepared August 2008.)

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