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

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Appendix C: Reference Tables

Table C–1. Median current expenditures per pupil, difference, and percentage difference for the 22 states that reported data for both public elementary and secondary regular noncharter school districts and independent charter school districts, by state: Fiscal year 2011

State	Total for independent charter school districts	Total for regular noncharter school districts	Difference	Percentage difference
Arizona	$7,455	$7,968	-$513	-6.4
Arkansas	7,553	8,847	-1,295	-14.6
Colorado	6,970	9,735	-2,765	-28.4
Connecticut	11,909	15,056	-3,147	-20.9
Delaware	9,855	11,862	-2,006	-16.9

District of Columbia	16,937	18,475	-1,538	-8.3
Idaho	5,808	8,369	-2,561	-30.6
Indiana	7,674	8,642	-968	-11.2
Louisiana	10,333	10,541	-207	-2.0
Michigan	8,703	8,968	-265	-3.0

Minnesota	9,597	9,689	-92	-0.9
Missouri	10,474	8,716	1,758	20.2
New Jersey	14,580	15,541	-961	-6.2
North Carolina	7,663	8,684	-1,021	-11.8
Ohio	9,494	9,590	-96	-1.0

Oklahoma	6,136	8,069	-1,933	-24.0
Oregon	13,411	10,762	2,649	24.6
Pennsylvania	11,840	11,477	362	3.2
Rhode Island	13,989	14,144	-154	-1.1
South Carolina	4,724	8,994	-4,270	-47.5

Texas	8,511	9,421	-910	-9.7
Utah	5,496	6,878	-1,382	-20.1
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "School District Finance Survey (F-33)," fiscal year 2011, Provisional Version 1a.