Table 8. Federal revenues received by local education agencies for public elementary and secondary education, by program and state: Fiscal year 2006

Revenues and Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary School Districts: School Year 2005–06 (Fiscal Year 2006)

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Table 8. Federal revenues received by local education agencies for public elementary and secondary education, by program and state: Fiscal year 2006

	[in thousands of dollars]
State	Total	Title I	Special education	Math and science	Drug-free schools	Vocational education	Child nutrition	Other and unspecified revenues through state¹	Impact aid	Other revenues direct to school districts²
Reporting states³	$47,483,019	$11,445,968	$9,678,791	‡	‡	$643,440	$8,957,424	‡	$1,237,733	‡

Alabama	730,112	220,121	171,291	45,538	16,136	19,195	177,851	19,321	40,278	20,381
Alaska	289,855	42,170	31,861	11,294	1,613	3,099	25,559	25,037	108,902	40,320
Arizona	1,027,648	255,591	140,447	53,727	10,368	18,224	180,891	‡	144,918	43,656
Arkansas	482,885	118,417	110,305	‡	7,157	11,431	116,639	83,939	1,097	32,893
California	7,421,484	2,174,622	1,714,099	350,211	41,560	71,578	1,223,054	1,189,655	95,743	560,962

Colorado	520,956	144,202	133,728	30,624	3,541	6,561	90,139	49,124	26,122	‡
Connecticut	390,338	113,992	106,875	24,946	3,391	7,622	68,884	19,016	—	45,612
Delaware	113,810	33,352	27,107	—	1,809	4,184	20,336	‡	—	†
District of Columbia	150,119	64,248	10,035	—	1,189	5,960	15,446	51,627	1,473	141
Florida	2,460,004	612,907	571,194	100,378	13,758	41,549	519,260	439,260	10,196	‡

Georgia	1,455,212	—	—	—	—	—	392,267	‡	61,158	‡
Hawaii	225,393	46,525	33,674	916	1,658	2,416	29,600	‡	40,485	‡
Idaho	202,632	48,324	42,685	13,018	4,439	3,501	45,772	26,347	7,410	‡
Illinois	1,887,530	542,370	492,176	‡	14,659	25,444	345,197	313,354	23,386	83,815
Indiana	743,056	177,988	221,177	‡	5,869	12,012	168,452	140,658	2,530	12,151

Iowa	397,290	64,242	133,308	‡	3,056	6,985	72,759	74,183	793	41,718
Kansas	340,728	88,184	—	—	7,798	1,605	83,284	136,804	20,453	2,600
Kentucky	680,251	—	—	—	—	—	163,243	‡	—	46,909
Louisiana	1,276,913	228,160	136,076	50,376	5,080	10,296	184,590	561,070	20,615	‡
Maine	201,447	47,553	80,240	—	—	2,322	26,043	37,169	2,550	5,570

Maryland	663,284	161,911	177,615	47,217	4,883	11,271	119,469	74,814	8,655	57,449
Massachusetts	749,362	215,796	239,215	—	—	13,005	117,677	118,072	—	45,597
Michigan	1,537,241	406,751	384,139	75,105	10,826	23,012	229,182	257,536	3,448	147,242
Minnesota	582,711	99,340	178,061	34,854	4,685	1,706	111,474	104,792	15,113	32,686
Mississippi	856,762	176,021	110,710	—	4,604	6,170	162,475	357,160	3,510	36,112

Missouri	740,742	191,847	196,481	45,165	6,238	‡	166,400	58,709	24,798	37,018
Montana	190,226	45,111	31,952	13,183	1,703	3,291	20,197	‡	45,287	12,451
Nebraska	301,764	62,694	65,803	11,316	2,056	3,372	45,082	56,049	15,271	40,121
Nevada	258,814	71,280	60,188	12,908	1,770	5,281	58,308	25,578	3,195	20,306
New Hampshire	130,088	29,550	26,144	—	—	3,696	16,962	‡	—	7,644

New Jersey	1,001,813	267,513	301,013	—	—	8,968	178,821	230,615	14,883	—
New Mexico	446,994	99,778	58,256	16,536	1,909	5,895	76,259	‡	80,780	70,465
New York	3,347,283	1,276,256	650,141	—	30,180	41,231	478,555	848,515	22,288	‡
North Carolina	1,199,703	—	—	—	—	—	329,298	‡	14,857	‡
North Dakota	151,248	38,167	24,033	11,758	2,679	2,589	12,590	‡	31,148	18,915

Ohio	1,553,075	—	451,828	—	11,656	39,024	240,445	‡	—	‡
Oklahoma	654,807	166,410	133,789	34,809	3,946	32,854	140,680	‡	47,217	84,245
Oregon	516,962	160,451	120,623	28,213	10,671	8,488	92,022	52,670	2,306	41,518
Pennsylvania	1,835,759	504,727	435,703	130,478	25,571	32,888	284,538	262,720	5,555	153,579
Rhode Island	151,219	48,445	36,779	13,906	‡	4,208	23,755	‡	3,131	2,881

South Carolina	664,113	169,383	163,000	36,117	4,274	13,176	173,221	95,609	2,721	6,612
South Dakota	177,452	37,311	25,268	15,049	1,606	954	17,907	15,676	49,405	14,276
Tennessee	793,477	190,906	197,832	—	—	23,988	207,903	144,010	4,153	‡
Texas	4,814,201	1,185,364	717,319	205,873	25,791	48,959	1,117,260	1,131,779	99,560	‡
Utah	351,021	53,281	92,134	17,307	1,892	5,859	78,002	‡	8,113	‡

Vermont	102,937	29,714	21,561	663	1,498	2,417	10,635	25,560	847	10,042
Virginia	866,982	220,177	238,347	53,220	6,744	17,599	172,312	38,957	43,062	76,564
Washington	801,941	205,066	201,525	—	—	7,879	145,914	‡	55,286	‡
West Virginia	346,628	110,808	—	—	—	—	63,683	160,639	—	‡
Wisconsin	580,810	168,729	160,816	—	—	5,092	106,171	103,468	11,871	‡
Wyoming	115,937	30,213	22,238	17,957	1,781	2,498	10,961	15,102	13,164	2,023

— Not available. Revenues are included in "other and unspecified revenues through state" and /or "other revenues direct to school districts" categories.
† Not applicable.
‡ Reporting standards not met. Data were missing for more than 15 percent of agencies in the 50 states and the District of Columbia at the national level, or data were missing for more than 20 percent of agencies in the state at the state level.
¹ Includes revenues from innovative programs, adult education, and other federal revenues through the state.
² Includes Indian education, bilingual education, Head Start, magnet schools, gifted and talented, and other federal revenues direct to school districts.
³ Federal revenues were missing for 8 percent of school districts in the 50 states and the District of Columbia for Title I, 7 percent for special education, 38 percent for mathematics and science, 18 percent for drug-free schools, 8 percent for vocational education, 1 percent for child nutrition, 25 percent for other and unspecified revenues through state, 1 percent for impact aid, and 17 percent for other revenues direct to school districts.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (CCD), "School District Finance Survey (F-33)," fiscal year 2006, Version 1a.

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