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Citizen's Guide to K-12 Finance - Washington State Legislature

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How much is spent per student?<br />

In the 2009-10 school year, on a statewide basis, school districts spent<br />

$10,035 per student. The following chart depicts a breakdown of the sources<br />

of funding for per student spending:<br />

Total Per-Student Revenues<br />

School Year 2009-10<br />

Other Revenues<br />

4.1%<br />

Federal<br />

13.2%<br />

<strong>State</strong><br />

65.6%<br />

Local Taxes<br />

17.0%<br />

<strong>State</strong> $6,584<br />

Local Taxes 1,705<br />

Federal 1,329<br />

Other Revenues 416<br />

Total Per Student $10,035<br />

Sources: OSPI F195/F196 School Financial Services and OSPI enrollment reports.<br />

Of the $10,035 spent by school districts in per-student resources, $6,584<br />

or 65.6 percent of the funding is from state sources, $1,705 or 17.0 percent is<br />

from local taxes, $1,329 or 13.2 percent is from federal sources, and $416 or<br />

4.1 percent came from other revenue. (For more detail on these sources,<br />

please see “What are other sources of funding used by schools districts?” on<br />

page 16.)<br />

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