Public education revenues vary widely across states: Per-student revenues for public elementary and secondary schools, by state, 2017–2018
Jurisdiction | Total revenue |
---|---|
United States | $15050 |
Alabama | 12830 |
Alaska | 18690 |
Arizona | 10320 |
Arkansas | 13820 |
California | 13250 |
Colorado | 12570 |
Connecticut | 20700 |
Delaware | 16720 |
District of Columbia | 25940 |
Florida | 11050 |
Georgia | 13600 |
Hawaii | 15890 |
Idaho | 10070 |
Illinois | 19370 |
Indiana | 14390 |
Iowa | 15910 |
Kansas | 15550 |
Kentucky | 14570 |
Louisiana | 14610 |
Maine | 16880 |
Maryland | 16860 |
Massachusetts | 18230 |
Michigan | 15230 |
Minnesota | 16400 |
Mississippi | 12000 |
Missouri | 15020 |
Montana | 14210 |
Nebraska | 16460 |
Nevada | 11290 |
New Hampshire | 17400 |
New Jersey | 20350 |
New Mexico | 13320 |
New York | 24410 |
North Carolina | 11010 |
North Dakota | 18460 |
Ohio | 17310 |
Oklahoma | 10980 |
Oregon | 15280 |
Pennsylvania | 19780 |
Rhode Island | 19100 |
South Carolina | 15430 |
South Dakota | 14200 |
Tennessee | 12140 |
Texas | 12580 |
Utah | 9730 |
Vermont | 20660 |
Virginia | 13320 |
Washington | 15210 |
West Virginia | 15240 |
Wisconsin | 15360 |
Wyoming | 20930 |
Note: Amounts are in 2019–2020 dollars using the consumer price index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS-CPI 2021) and rounded to the closest $10. Amounts are adjusted for each state’s cost-of living using the historical regional Price Parities (RPPs) from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA 2021).
Source: National Center for Education Statistics’ Digest of Education Statistics (NCES 2020b).