Washington State Data Book: The people, the economy, and the government of Washington State State of Washington Office of Financial Management

Operating Expenditures by Activity
Public K-12 Schools

Source: Superintendent of Public Instruction

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OPERATING EXPENDITURES BY GROUPS OF ACTIVITIES
PUBLIC K-12 SCHOOLS
School
Fiscal Year
$ in Thousands
Total
Expenditures
Administration Teaching Other
Supportive
Activities
Unit Central Activities Support
1983 1,998,547 127,952 142,612 1,149,371 137,260 441,352
1984 2,213,938 139,396 167,493 1,270,246 151,766 485,037
1985 2,395,435 151,059 177,651 1,372,868 164,569 529,288
1986 2,515,867 159,726 189,799 1,437,568 172,865 555,909
1987 2,819,450 180,297 203,472 1,676,182 197,125 562,374
1988 3,018,829 191,838 221,018 1,804,775 210,665 590,533
1989 3,273,270 209,243 239,566 1,879,466 243,706 701,289
1990 3,594,552 227,904 268,901 2,082,686 259,981 755,080
1991 4,080,129 258,628 295,075 2,499,600 301,264 725,562
1992 4,348,506 277,063 320,323 2,647,211 324,685 779,224
1993 4,662,557 299,460 340,119 2,843,937 353,736 825,305
1994 4,872,405 311,789 351,100 2,964,960 374,789 869,767
1995 5,126,925 327,016 362,428 3,136,308 396,142 905,031
1996 5,364,097 342,913 385,006 3,271,345 414,329 950,505
1997 5,574,788 355,614 398,585 3,418,956 425,464 976,168
1998 5,856,490 363,678 416,502 3,576,611 480,843 1,018,856
1999 6,037,573 375,082 419,166 3,696,387 492,593 1,054,345
2000 6,332,490 392,547 439,265 3,861,892 527,065 1,111,721
2001 6,695,579 421,123 466,043 4,075,775 559,262 1,179,152
2002 7,006,934 426,450 494,160 4,272,986 577,889 1,235,449
2003 7,232,668 442,881 500,377 4,388,342 624,635 1,276,433
2004 7,418,903 451,019 506,769 4,498,054 644,061 1,319,000
2005 7,724,234 469,505 522,730 4,701,126 645,994 1,384,879
2006 8,081,806 490,256 563,444 4,890,939 680,133 1,457,034

Note: The above totals contain expenditures that are financed from local special levies, the federal government, and other sources that do not flow through the state general fund.

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