SC spends $8.1B per year on pubic education. $3.5B (43%) spent on "Instruction." On what do we spend the other $4.6B?
Submitted by: John Warner on Sep 02, 2009 at 1:56 am
Tagged with: K-12 education
Source: South Carolina Budget and Control Board
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board reports public school districts spending as follows:
Over seven years public schools spent $8.8 billion on real estate purchases and debt service.
In 2007, public schools spent $2.5 billion on "Administration." Do you know how we can find details of what comprises "Administration?"
(The SCB&CB said that 2008 numbers will be available soon.)
| Organizations | South Carolina Budget and Control Board |
|---|---|
| Source | South Carolina Budget and Control Board |
| Submitter | John Warner |
| Tags | K-12 education |
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