Public Expenditures for Workforce Education

Sources:
Workforce Training & Education Coordinating Board,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
State Board for Community & Technical Colleges

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PUBLIC EXPENDITURES FOR WORKFORCE EDUCATION¹
State Fiscal Year		$ in Thousands
State Fiscal Year		Total	State	Federal
1997	Secondary²	276,143	266,811	9,332
	Post-Secondary³	264,838	254,384	10,454
	Total	540,981	521,195	19,786
1998	Secondary²	290,508	281,100	9,408
	Post-Secondary³	266,698	255,293	11,405
	Total	557,206	536,393	20,813
1999	Secondary²	297,028	287,376	9,652
	Post-Secondary³	271,956	260,908	11,048
	Total	568,984	548,284	20,700
2000	Secondary²	310,523	301,998	8,525
	Post-Secondary³	299,930	286,448	13,482
	Total	610,453	588,446	21,953
2001	Secondary²	245,723	236,187	9,536
	Post-Secondary³	318,906	305,749	13,157
	Total	564,629	541,936	22,693
2002	Secondary²	253,115	243,328	9,787
	Post-Secondary³	322,915	309,518	13,397
	Total	576,030	552,846	23,184
2003	Secondary²	261,962	252,144	9,818
	Post-Secondary³	342,641	328,398	14,244
	Total	604,603	580,542	24,062
2004	Secondary²	267,673	257,212	10,461
	Post-Secondary³	351,996	338,471	13,526
	Total	619,669	595,683	23,987
2005	Secondary²	275,099	265,420	9,679
	Post-Secondary³	364,223	350,014	14,209
	Total	639,322	615,434	23,888
2006	Secondary²	280,099	270,778	9,321
	Post-Secondary³	394,670	380,780	13,890
	Total	674,769	651,558	23,211

¹These figures show public expenditures on education programs which prepare individuals for gainful employment which does not require a baccalaureate degree.
²Secondary includes monies that are currently managed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction (SPI).
³Post-secondary includes monies currently managed by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC), and the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board's Job Skills Program. In 1999, the Job Skills Program was transferred to SBCTC.

Note: Expenditures for the technical colleges were reported by SBCTC rather than SPI. This accounts for most of the difference in post-secondary expenditures.

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