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School Finance Topics
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Comparative Revenue Per MemberSection D of Multi-Year Edition of Basic FactsComparative Revenue Per Member The Comparative Revenue Per Member measure is a calculation that compares revenues received by districts from four sources: federal, state, local property tax, and local miscellaneous. Effective with the 2007-08 computation, Comparative Revenue reflects revenues for just district residents. Prior to this change, both resident and non-resident revenues appeared in the Comparative Revenue numbers. This change was done to bring Comparative Revenue into congruence with the methodology used for Comparative Cost, which reflects costs for district residents. (For a discussion of "Membership," see the Comparative Cost and Revenue Homepage.) The account methodology for 2007-08 Comparative Revenue (2008 and forward), as well as those for prior years, can be found in the links below. All files are Excel. Accounts used in calculation:
Multi-Year Data files: 4-Year Longitudinal Comparative Revenue Summary Computation (2003-04 to 2006-07) 4-Year Longitudinal Comparative Revenue Detailed Computation (2003-04 to 2006-07) Single-Year Detailed Data files: Single-Year Summary Data files:
Last updated on 4/29/2009 9:38:13 AM |
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers
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