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Expenditures Per-Pupil (FY15)
How does your school system compare?
SCHOOL SYSTEM SNAPSHOT
By the Numbers 2016 - 2017 School Year
Average PER-PUPIL SPENDING (FY15)
United States $11,009
Alabama $9,247 4
Cost of One Month’s Operations (FY15)
Number of Months’ Operating Balance on Hand (FY15)
Total Debt (FY15)
Debt Per Student (FY15)
Average
1 Not Equivalent to ADM 2 The State of Alabama requires systems to have at least one month’s operating balance on hand. 3 The debt totals in system audit reports may differ due to audit adjustments. 4 U.S. Census Bureau, FY15.
3Total Enrollment 1
Schools 2
1,540
Students on Free & Reduced Lunch 53.38%
Students Bused 712
Bus Routes 14
Full-Time Employees 169
Teachers 98
Principals/ Assistant Principals 5
Counselors 4
Librarians 2
Other Certified Employees 4
Support Personnel 56
Jacksonville City Superintendent Mark Petersen
123 COLLEGE STREET S.W. JACKSONVILLE, AL 36265
(256) 782-5682
JACKSONVILLE CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM 7+9+9+12$1,004,659
2.462
$10,426,286
$6,930
SYSTEM STATE RANK 72
Board MembersEd Canady | Marita W. Watson | Jeffery Gossett | Michael E. Poe | Stephen K. Smith
Jacksonville City $9,029
Alabama $9,247
Lowest System Average $7,525
Highest System Average $12,162
$5,632,165.80
Where did your school system’s money come from in FY 2015?
How did your school system spend state & local revenues in FY 2015?
Classroom Students Materials & Supplies
Technology
Library Enhancements
Professional Development
School Based Common Purchases
Textbooks
53+40 +35+17 +20+2 +9+6 +20+0 +8+5STATE INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT, per unit
$525$405.45
$169.34
$63.79
$21.26
$0
$54.07
$350
$200
$90
$200
$75
FY08 FY17
facebook.com/AlabamaSchoolBoards@alaschoolboards
Sally Smith, J.D., Executive DirectorLissa Tucker, J.D., Director of Governmental Relations
4240 LOMAC STREET, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 361061-800-562-0601 | alabamaschoolboards.org
Local 10-mill match
* Revenues and expenditures may contain nominal variances.** Does not include debt service or capital outlay.
44+8+48+B State $8,435,928 44%Federal $1,472,362 8%Local $9,108,867 48%
– $885,910 $8,222,957
State Spending* (includes 10-mill match)
Local Spending*
Salaries $5,734,638 $1,247,319
Benefits $2,183,744 $370,734
Operational Costs** $843,885 $1,489,827
TOTAL $8,762,267 $3,107,880
10%