Philadelphia City School District

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Urban

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Low Rent Housing

Impact Aid District Type
Funding2007 - 201120072008200920102011
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Per Pupil Expenditure (K-12)
State average

Per-Pupil Expenditure: Average per-pupil expenditure equals the total amount of revenue paid out by school systems divided by their K-12 enrollment. It includes funds from federal, state, and local sources spent on day to day operating expenses, such as teacher salaries. It does not include capital expenses, such as school construction. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

1208093991082800
10905117411229900
$12,080
$10,905
$9,399
$11,741
$10,828
$12,299
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Per Pupil Expenditure Rank Within State

Per-Pupil Expenditure Rank: Rank of average district per-pupil expenditure within a state where 1 represents the highest per-pupil expenditure.

166th
387th
233rd
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Federal Revenue Per Pupil

Federal Revenue Per Pupil: Federal revenues per student are federal revenues divided by the fall enrollment as reported in the state finance file. These data are from the CCD National Public Education Financial Survey. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

17491804204400
942996105200
$1,749
$942
$1,804
$996
$2,044
$1,052
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District Operating Budget

District Operating Budget: Total district operating budget not including capital expenses. From the U.S. Census Bureau.

16639160001703912000182949500020000000000
00000
$1,663,916,000
$1,703,912,000
$1,829,495,000
$2,000,000,000
About
Title I

Title I: Title I of the No Child Left Behind Act authorizes direct aid from the federal government to states and school districts to support the additional education needs of children from low-income families. From Thompson Publishing.

172435766210061254216143819205336538195069711
$172,435,766
$210,061,254
$216,143,819
$205,336,538
$195,069,711
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Title I Stimulus Estimated

Title I: Title I of the No Child Left Behind Act authorizes direct aid from the federal government to states and school districts to support the additional education needs of children from low-income families. From the House Appropriations Committee.

0019726849300
$197,268,493
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IDEA PART B

IDEA: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) authorizes direct aid from the federal government to states and school districts to support the additional education needs of children with disabilities. Data for 2010 and 2011 represent an estimate. Collected from state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

336806393355163732845473142715141401
$33,680,639
$33,551,637
$32,845,473
$142,715
$141,401
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IDEA PART B Stimulus Estimated

IDEA: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) authorizes direct aid from the federal government to states and school districts to support the additional education needs of children with disabilities. From the House Appropriations Committee.

006394700000
$63,947,000
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Impact Aid

Impact Aid Basic Support Payments: Title VIII of the No Child Left Behind Act authorizes direct aid from the federal government to school districts that educate large numbers of "federally connected" children or have been impacted by the lost property tax revenue on federal lands (i.e. military bases or Native American reservations). From the National Association of Federally Impacted Schools.

205379216799214266171850201208
$205,379
$216,799
$214,266
$171,850
$201,208
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Federal School Meal Funding

Federal School Meal Funding: The National School Lunch Act authorizes the distribution of federal funds to states and school districts to provide nutritious lunches, breakfasts and snacks to low income students free or at reduced prices. This number represents the amount of money each district received for school meals. From state Departments of Education or Agriculture.

444154685712755159621271431558710
$44,415,468
$57,127,551
$59,621,271
$43,155,871
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Federal School Commodities Funding

Federal School Commodities Funding: The Department of Agriculture provides funds for states to distribute commodity foods to students eligible for free or reduced priced lunch. This number represents the amount of money each district received for commodities. From state Departments of Education or Agriculture.

47400754630110469464053445840
$4,740,075
$4,630,110
$4,694,640
$5,344,584
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Medicaid Reimbursements

Medicaid Reimbursements : Total federal funding for school based health services, administration and transportation provided to special education students under Medicaid. From state Departments of Education or Health and Human Services.

24652040000
$2,465,204
Pre-Kindergarten2007 - 201120072008200920102011
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District-Based State-Funded Pre-K Enrollment

Total enrollment in state-funded pre-K programs run by school districts (except in Florida, which administers its pre-K program via entities whose jurisdictions mirror school-district boundaries but include both community-based organizations (CBOs) and school districts). Does not include enrollment in programs operated by CBOs unless they receive funding from local school districts or use teachers paid by the districts. Depending on state regulations, enrollment may include children at age 3 in addition to age 4 and may reflect either full-day or half-day programming. From state Departments of Education or Human Services.

00240600
2,406
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District-Based State-Funded Pre-K Funding

Total state funding for state-funded pre-K programs run by school districts (except in Florida, which administers its pre-K program via entities whose jurisdictions mirror school-district boundaries but include both community-based organizations (CBOs) and school districts). May include federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) funding and other federal social services funding in states that use this funding to support pre-K. Does not include funding for programs operated by CBOs unless they receive funding from local school districts or use teachers paid by the districts. Depending on state regulations, funding may support children at age 3 in addition to age 4 and may reflect either full-day or half-day programming. From state Departments of Education or Human Services.

0205163002051235000
$20,516,300
$20,512,350
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District-Run Head Start Enrollment

Funded enrollment of children ages 3 through 5 in district-run Head Start programs (not including Early Head Start). Does not include enrollment in local Head Start programs run by community-based organizations. From U.S. Office of Head Start.

00062636239
6,263
6,239
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District-Run Head Start Funding

Total federal funding for district-run Head Start programs (not including Early Head Start). Does not include funding for local Head Start programs run by community-based organizations. From U.S. Office of Head Start.

0003785231538517475
$37,852,315
$38,517,475
Demographics2007 - 201120072008200920102011
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Total Students

Total Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

178241172704159867165694166233
178,241
172,704
159,867
165,694
166,233
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Student Census Poverty Rate
State average

Student Census Poverty Rate: The student poverty rate reflects the number of children in a district ages 5 to 17 living beneath the Census Bureau's poverty line. From the U.S. Census Bureau Small Area Income & Poverty Estimates.

0.3170.3010378310.3053593290.35690.379167203
0.150.1510.1540.1750
31.7%
15.0%
30.1%
15.1%
30.5%
15.4%
35.7%
17.5%
37.9%
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Student Census Poverty Rate Rank

Student Census Poverty Rate Rank: Rank of student poverty rate within state where 1 represents the district with the highest percent in poverty.

9th
15th
18th
11st
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Free and Reduced Price Lunch Enrollment

Free and Reduced Priced Lunch Enrollment: Free and reduced price lunch enrollment reflects the number of students in the district who are certified to receive free or reduced price lunches based on their family incomes or participation in Food Stamp or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.6869855980.683614740.7317520190.7720.7561
0.2975024850.3122561820.33309310.3740.3829
68.7%
29.8%
68.4%
31.2%
73.2%
33.3%
77.2%
37.4%
75.6%
38.3%
About
English Language Learner

Percent English Language Learner: English Language Learner data reflect the number of children in a district who qualify as Limited English Proficient according to state law. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.0735240490.0711101070.0763822430.0730.0764
0.0233765890.0258304080.0258981680.0260.0262
7.4%
2.3%
7.1%
2.6%
7.6%
2.6%
7.3%
2.6%
7.6%
2.6%
About
Special Education

Special Education Participation: Special Education Participation reflects the number of children in a district who have Individualized Education Plans under IDEA law. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.1502516260.1514035580.1616406140.1580.1537
0.1564081320.1637469360.16621020.1660.1645
15.0%
15.6%
15.1%
16.4%
16.2%
16.6%
15.8%
16.6%
15.4%
16.4%
About
White Students

White, Non-Hispanic Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district that are categorized as white. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.1298073960.1289605340.1339926310.1290.1291
0.74572430.73909090.72963710.7270.7116
13.0%
74.6%
12.9%
73.9%
13.4%
73.0%
12.9%
72.7%
12.9%
71.2%
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African American Students

African American, Non-Hispanic Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district that are categorized as African American. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.6316504060.6104490920.6144232390.5670.5453
0.15873730.15892920.15628140.1570.1567
63.2%
15.9%
61.0%
15.9%
61.4%
15.6%
56.7%
15.7%
54.5%
15.7%
About
Hispanic Students

Hispanic Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district that are categorized as Hispanic. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.1607710910.1629261630.1696347590.1640.1677
0.06817310.07198150.07479430.0790.0832
16.1%
6.8%
16.3%
7.2%
17.0%
7.5%
16.4%
7.9%
16.8%
8.3%
About
Asian Students

Asian, Non-Hispanic Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district that are categorized as Asian. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.0563506710.0586436910.0635090420.0630.0665
0.02574690.02769710.02903160.0310.0317
5.6%
2.6%
5.9%
2.8%
6.4%
2.9%
6.3%
3.1%
6.7%
3.2%
About
American Indian Students

American Indian or Alaska Native, Non-Hispanic Students: Number of students enrolled in public education in the district that are categorized as American Indian. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.0016550630.0016386420.0016513730.0010.0016
0.00161830.00161590.0016360.0020.0016
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
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Minority Students

Minority Students: Number of students in the district categorized as a race or ethnicity that is not white. From the Common Core of Data at the National Center for Education Statistics.

0.8504272310.8336575880.8492184130.7950.7811
0.25427560.26022370.26174330.2680.2733
85.0%
25.4%
83.4%
26.0%
84.9%
26.2%
79.5%
26.8%
78.1%
27.3%
Achievement2007 - 201120072008200920102011
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4th Grade Reading: District NCLB
State average

NCLB Achievement: The percent of 4th graders scoring proficient or above in reading according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.4280.430.4730.4950
0.6960.6960.7190.720
42.8%
69.6%
43.0%
69.6%
47.3%
71.9%
49.5%
72.0%
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4th Grade Math: District NCLB

NCLB Achievement: The percent of 4th graders scoring proficient or above in math according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.530.550.6120.6610
0.7740.7870.810.810
53.0%
77.4%
55.0%
78.7%
61.2%
81.0%
66.1%
81.0%
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8th Grade Reading: District NCLB

NCLB Achievement: The percent of 8th graders scoring proficient or above in reading according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.4940.560.620.670
0.7440.7740.7970.80
49.4%
74.4%
56.0%
77.4%
62.0%
79.7%
67.0%
80.0%
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8th Grade Math: District NCLB

NCLB Achievement: The percent of 8th graders scoring proficient or above in math according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.4390.490.5060.5560
0.6740.6950.7040.70
43.9%
67.4%
49.0%
69.5%
50.6%
70.4%
55.6%
70.0%
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High School Reading: District NCLB

NCLB Achievement: The percent of high schoolers scoring proficient or above in reading according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.3510.370.380.4260
0.6490.6420.6450.640
35.1%
64.9%
37.0%
64.2%
38.0%
64.5%
42.6%
64.0%
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High School Math: District NCLB

NCLB Achievement: The percent of high schoolers scoring proficient or above in math according to state-defined proficiency standards for each grade. States use these standards for No Child Left Behind accountability purposes. From state Departments of Education or Public Instruction.

0.310.330.3160.3630
0.5340.5540.550.550
31.0%
53.4%
33.0%
55.4%
31.6%
55.0%
36.3%
55.0%