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Since 1993, K-12 enrollment has dropped 20% in North Dakota. This chart also shows that school district revenue has increased 98% over the same time. |
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Local revenue per K-12 student has increased 166% since 1993, while state revenue per student increased 116%. In 1993, local revenue per student was higher than state revenue per student. That is no longer the case. |
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K-12 school districts in North Dakota increased their revenue 14% between 2006 and 2009, while ACT scores actually decreased by .5% during the time period. |
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This chart shows the percentage of K-12 school district revenue from the various available sources in 2009. |
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This chart shows the percentage of K-12 school district revenue from the various available sources in 1993. |
