Table 9.Current expenditures and current expenditures for instruction, amount from American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) funding, and percentage from ARRA funding, by state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2010

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary Education: School Year 2009–10 (Fiscal Year 2010)

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Table 9. Current expenditures and current expenditures for instruction, amount from American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) funding, and percentage from ARRA funding, by state or jurisdiction: Fiscal year 2010
	Current expenditures¹ [in thousands of dollars]			Current expenditures¹ [in thousands of dollars]
State or jurisdiction	Total	From ARRA funding	Percent from ARRA funding	For instruction	For instruction from ARRA funding	Percent for instruction from ARRA funding
United States²	$525,497,898	$25,711,348	4.9	$321,929,831	$19,534,423	6.1

Alabama	6,670,517	381,295	5.7	3,902,381	369,660	9.5
Alaska	2,084,019	49,964	2.4	1,155,587	23,470	2.0
Arizona	8,587,889	550,231	6.4	4,759,457	539,065	11.3
Arkansas	4,459,910	134,545	3.0	2,572,811	76,412	3.0
California	58,248,662	3,209,611	5.5	35,056,436	2,332,893	6.7

Colorado	7,429,302	111,859	1.5	4,269,477	69,641	1.6
Connecticut	8,853,337	368,176	4.2	5,618,936	368,176	6.6
Delaware	1,549,812	60,816	3.9	952,560	47,319	5.0
District of Columbia³	1,451,870	100,829	6.9	723,156	94,922	13.1
Florida	23,349,314	1,440,268	6.2	14,111,697	850,170	6.0

Georgia	15,730,409	969,700	6.2	9,838,312	870,615	8.8
Hawaii³	2,110,864	57,894	2.7	1,316,336	6,895	0.5
Idaho	1,961,857	209,238	10.7	1,199,775	173,285	14.4
Illinois	24,695,773	1,197,427	4.8	14,782,525	718,456	4.9
Indiana	9,921,243	767,015	7.7	5,834,548	557,680	9.6

Iowa	4,794,308	312,296	6.5	2,954,930	260,230	8.8
Kansas	4,731,676	306,673	6.5	2,880,088	249,909	8.7
Kentucky	6,091,814	362,310	5.9	3,614,078	302,522	8.4
Louisiana	7,393,452	272,760	3.7	4,328,354	194,718	4.5
Maine	2,356,312	80,770	3.4	1,428,312	53,297	3.7

Maryland	11,883,677	281,099	2.4	7,386,467	166,377	2.3
Massachusetts	14,067,276	146,942	1.0	9,243,556	89,063	1.0
Michigan	17,227,515	798,460	4.6	9,913,891	675,328	6.8
Minnesota	8,927,288	646,735	7.2	5,906,921	560,272	9.5
Mississippi	3,990,876	228,132	5.7	2,346,594	196,020	8.4

Missouri	8,923,448	668,769	7.5	5,378,592	668,769	12.4
Montana	1,498,252	63,902	4.3	901,788	51,531	5.7
Nebraska	3,247,970	146,296	4.5	2,128,741	146,290	6.9
Nevada	3,592,994	61,711	1.7	2,139,830	44,194	2.1
New Hampshire	2,576,956	171,062	6.6	1,671,301	168,637	10.1

New Jersey	24,261,392	1,320,658	5.4	14,541,885	786,294	5.4
New Mexico	3,217,328	267,587	8.3	1,847,604	147,775	8.0
New York	50,251,461	2,310,341	4.6	35,061,778	1,962,114	5.6
North Carolina	12,200,362	617,124	5.1	7,641,089	349,774	4.6
North Dakota	1,000,095	108,800	10.9	578,011	100,995	17.5

Ohio	19,801,670	679,231	3.4	11,321,779	426,348	3.8
Oklahoma	5,192,124	346,400	6.7	2,989,502	299,717	10.0
Oregon	5,401,667	266,389	4.9	3,157,351	214,722	6.8
Pennsylvania	22,733,518	936,163	4.1	13,889,978	670,862	4.8
Rhode Island	2,136,582	75,239	3.5	1,294,924	46,544	3.6

South Carolina	6,566,165	61,025	0.9	3,784,450	45,069	1.2
South Dakota	1,115,861	61,543	5.5	666,468	51,300	7.7
Tennessee	7,894,661	404,592	5.1	4,970,275	353,297	7.1
Texas	42,621,886	2,471,948	5.8	25,747,871	1,743,317	6.8
Utah	3,635,085	165,915	4.6	2,340,227	155,889	6.7

Vermont	1,463,792	111,897	7.6	912,181	78,789	8.6
Virginia	13,193,633	530,868	4.0	8,049,182	442,267	5.5
Washington	9,832,913	414,066	4.2	5,932,836	345,584	5.8
West Virginia	3,315,648	161,995	4.9	2,008,007	146,753	7.3
Wisconsin	9,918,809	236,722	2.4	6,088,281	236,722	3.9
Wyoming	1,334,655	6,064	0.5	788,716	4,474	0.6
Other jurisdictions
American Samoa	70,305	7,010	10.0	32,396	31	0.1
Guam	235,784	850	0.4	132,678	601	0.5
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands	62,210	0	0.0	30,164	11,806	39.1
Puerto Rico	3,464,044	0	0.0	1,746,579	527,821	30.2
U.S. Virgin Islands	218,734	27,320	12.5	119,422	22,088	18.5
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 U.S. totals include the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
³ 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 2010, provisional Version 1a.

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