Historical Comparison of Expenditures Per Pupil (excluding Child Nutrition)NC<strong>Wake</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>System</strong>YearAverage DailyMembershipNumberNumberofof ADMDistrictsPer Pupil Expenditures (excluding child nutrition)State Federal Local Total Capital OutlayCurrent Expense <strong>County</strong>Appropriation and Suppl. TaxesRank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt PPA Rank2005-06 115 120,367 2 4,574 109 414 101 2,119 16 7,1<strong>08</strong> 70 1,574 6 242,329,212 2,013 122004-05 115 113,547 2 4,411 106 386 101 2,179 12 6,976 67 1,401 8 225,888,602 1,989 112003-04 117 1<strong>08</strong>,396 2 4,249 114 367 105 2,106 12 6,722 63 1,480 9 211,743,544 1,953 112002-03 117 103,921 2 4,217 111 313 106 2,018 11 6,548 55 1,561 11 192,951,139 1,857 112001-02 117 100,373 2 4,220 1<strong>08</strong> 309 90 2,053 10 6,582 52 1,539 7 190,046,984 1,893 102000-01 117 97,348 2 4,312 106 261 98 1,905 11 6,478 57 1,542 4 175,765,293 1,806 91999-00 117 94,295 2 4,079 111 219 106 1,685 12 5,983 60 1,544 5 143,583,772 1,523 151998-99 117 91,121 2 3,894 1<strong>08</strong> 173 109 1,567 13 5,634 59 1,419 6 131,358,036 1,442 151997-98 117 88,511 2 3,533 115 167 107 1,384 14 5,<strong>08</strong>4 73 1,153 5 115,242,792 1,302 151996-97 117 84,856 2 3,307 114 144 110 1,259 15 4,710 79 911 7 103,589,477 1,221 151995-96 119 80,646 2 3,166 118 138 114 1,217 14 4,521 78 810 12 99,491,130 1,234 131994-95 119 76,273 2 3,125 118 133 117 1,220 12 4,478 75 781 14 95,019,404 1,246 101993-94 121 72,643 2 2,944 119 155 115 1,274 10 4,373 63 742 19 87,228,319 1,201 101992-93 129 69,547 2 2,828 127 131 127 1,321 13 4,280 56 838 12 82,344,300 1,184 101991-92 133 66,343 2 2,748 132 119 128 1,249 11 4,116 49 873 7 77,963,448 1,175 13<strong>Wake</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>System</strong> fell below the state average in state and federal expenditures:2005-06 EXPENDITURE PER PUPILSource of funds: WCPSSStateAverageDifferenceState 4,574 4,900 (326)Federal 414 579 (165)Local 2,119 1,693 426Total 6,976 7,172 (196)<strong>Wake</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong>s (WCPSS) average daily membership(ADM) for 2006-07 is 128,072; a gain of 7,705 students from the2005-06 year.There are 115 school districts in North Carolina. Our one-year gainwas more than 66 of those districts.375 FY <strong>2007</strong>-<strong>08</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> for Student Success
Historical Comparison of Expenditures Per Pupil (excluding Child Nutrition)2005-2006 DATAPer Pupil Expenditures (excluding child nutrition)UnitAverage DailyMembershipState Federal Local Total Capital OutlayNumber of ADM Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt Rank Amt RankMecklenburg 122,261 1 4,615 106 485 89 2,392 8 7,492 59 1,309 9WAKE 120,367 2 4,574 109 414 101 2,119 16 7,1<strong>08</strong> 70 1,574 6Guilford 68,118 3 4,616 105 532 81 2,294 12 7,443 61 1,112 12Cumberland 51,886 4 4,739 99 788 35 1,333 60 6860 87 324 75Forsyth 49,237 5 4,813 91 489 88 2,257 13 7,560 53 744 25Gaston 31,793 6 4,564 110 468 93 1,253 75 6,258 111 333 73Union 31,330 7 4,320 115 344 110 1,695 31 6,359 1<strong>08</strong> 1,793 3Durham 30,883 8 4,883 85 621 54 2,747 5 8,251 26 586 41Johnston 27,433 9 4,746 96 400 104 1,6<strong>08</strong> 35 6,754 95 1,402 7Buncombe 25,236 10 4,800 93 529 82 1,741 29 7,070 74 718 31Hyde 627 114 10,565 1 1,095 14 2,630 6 14,290 1 898 17Tyrrell 616 115 10,263 2 994 23 1,173 82 12,431 2 201 102Jones 1,317 109 7,622 3 1,217 7 945 101 9,838 5 362 70Pamlico 1,574 107 7,159 4 770 37 1,317 63 9,247 7 488 55Alleghany 1,520 1<strong>08</strong> 7,091 5 706 45 1,281 69 9,079 10 470 58Graham 1,216 112 7,017 6 1,230 10 664 115 8,912 12 542 49Clay 1,314 110 6,803 7 582 66 973 99 8,358 23 483 56Washington 2,140 101 6,799 8 1,563 2 1,422 50 9,785 6 159 110Swain 1,816 103 6,566 9 1,239 9 993 97 8,798 15 556 44Gates 2,003 102 6,522 10 431 99 1,282 67 8,236 28 307 80State Total 1,363,695 763Total Number of Units = 115NOTE: The latest information released by the North Carolina Department of <strong>Public</strong> Instruction on the per pupil expenditures for all districts is as of FY 2004-05376
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