Table 3. Student membership and current expenditures per pupil for public elementary and secondary education, by function, subfunction, and state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2007

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary Education
School Year 2006–07 (Fiscal Year 2007): First Look

NCES 2009-337
March 2009

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Table 3. Student membership and current expenditures per pupil for public elementary and secondary education, by function, subfunction, and state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2007—Continued (Return to Table 3.)
	Current expenditures¹ per pupil—Continued
	Support services² per pupil—Continued
State or jurisdiction	School adminis- tration		Operation and maintenance		Student trans- portation		Other support services		Food services		Enterprise operations
United States⁴	$546	⁵,⁶	$951	⁵,⁶	$406	⁵,⁶	$315	⁵,⁶	$369	⁵,⁶	$22	⁵

Alabama	520		760		401		173		554		0
Alaska	735		1,631		418		452		356		50
Arizona	359	⁶	806	⁶	275	⁶	301	⁶	324		0
Arkansas	451	⁶	802	⁶	306	⁶	211	⁶	437	⁶	4
California	602	⁵,⁶	916	⁵,⁶	219	⁵,⁶	388	⁵,⁶	321	⁵	19	⁵

Colorado	562		834		246		589		267		38
Connecticut	768	⁶	1,321	⁶	664	⁶	314	⁶	344	⁶	120
Delaware	659		1,173		744		722		511		0
District of Columbia⁷	844	⁶	2,070	⁶	1,160	⁶	786	⁶	319		0
Florida	486	⁶	947	⁶	357	⁶	240	⁶	375		0

Georgia	543	⁶	658	⁶	364	⁶	309	⁶	438		26
Hawaii⁷	756		991		201		281		490		0
Idaho	371	⁶	614	⁶	318	⁶	127	⁶	311	⁶	#
Illinois	496	⁶	952	⁶	472	⁶	331	⁶	310		0
Indiana	521	⁶	993	⁶	515	⁶	357	⁶	391		0

Iowa	530		806		318		286		401		11
Kansas	535		877		356		223		415		0
Kentucky	435	⁵	735	⁵	457	⁵	180	⁵	451	⁵	18	⁵
Louisiana	482	⁶	940	⁶	501	⁶	254	⁶	508		#
Maine	615	⁶	1,196		516		191		379		0

Maryland	789	⁶	1,128		605		339	⁶	331		197
Massachusetts	546		1,172		549		352		386		0
Michigan	586		1,062		430		471		309		0
Minnesota	407	⁶	740	⁶	530	⁶	286	⁶	404		30
Mississippi	425	⁶	800	⁶	336	⁶	158	⁶	441		1

Missouri	489		882		448		179		396		0
Montana	502		959		425		219		367		13
Nebraska	512		882		250		231		395		284
Nevada	523		794		298		526		270		0
New Hampshire	603		959		469		104		319		0

New Jersey	1,084	⁶	1,634	⁶	872	⁶	75	⁶	361		134
New Mexico	658		915		322		230		367		4
New York	631	⁶	1,351	⁶	828	⁶	419	⁶	343		0
North Carolina	518		629		308		208		421		0
North Dakota	428		835		381		208		460		272

Ohio	577		921		459		436		326		1
Oklahoma	398		834		233		203		420		70
Oregon	570		753		391		550		316		4
Pennsylvania	477		1,136		530		381		372		50
Rhode Island	680	⁶	1,146	⁶	505	⁶	318	⁶	345	⁶	0

South Carolina	490		800		308		262		431		28
South Dakota	403		866		285		295		417		38
Tennessee	403		651		259		121		357		0
Texas	437	⁶	901	⁶	216	⁶	288	⁶	406	⁶	0
Utah	353		557		188		125		307		32

Vermont	924		1,118		441		313		356		5
Virginia	598		978		506		161		405		2
Washington	500		790		348		310		288		120
West Virginia	518	⁶	1,035	⁶	703	⁶	161	⁶	547	⁶	0
Wisconsin	527		986		390		516		355		#
Wyoming	732		1,315		590		489		388		8

Other jurisdictions
American Samoa	377		90		64		61		787		0
Guam	—		—		—		—		—		—
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands	8	⁶	114	⁶	93	⁶	11	⁶	47		490
Puerto Rico	0		577		158		81		515		0
U.S. Virgin Islands	571		639		702	⁶	208		244		46
— Not available.
# Rounds to zero.
¹ 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 An expenditure function divided into seven subfunctions: student support services, instructional staff support, general administration, school administration, operations and maintenance, student transportation, and other support services.
³ Include attendance and social work, guidance, health, psychological services, speech pathology, audiology, and other student support services.
⁴ U.S. totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
⁵ The prekindergarten student membership was imputed, affecting the total student count and per pupil expenditures calculation.
⁶ Value affected by redistribution of reported expenditure values to correct for missing data items, and/or to distribute state direct support expenditures.
⁷ Both the District of Columbia and Hawaii have only one school district each; therefore, neither is comparable to other states.
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 2007, Version 1a.

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