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

State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Operating Expenditures by Source of Funds

Source:  Office of Financial Management

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STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OPERATING EXPENDITURES BY SOURCE OF FUNDS
ALL BUDGETED FUNDS
$ in Millions
Fiscal
Biennium
Total General Fund
State
Other State Federal Private, Local,
and Nonappropriated
1983-85 3,785.7 3,563.2 14.8 207.7 -
1985-87 4,532.6 4,265.4 25.6 241.6 -
1987-891 5,189.0 4,833.7 68.8 268.2 18.3
1989-91 6,359.4 5,946.3 27.2 333.0 52.9
1991-932 7,581.8 7,073.3 21.8 418.2 68.5
1993-95 8,291.6 7,706.1 19.2 488.3 78.0
1995-97 8,924.4 8,273.1 23.1 544.5 83.7
1997-99 9,559.5 8,770.8 61.3 649.0 78.4
1999-01 10,302.9 9,447.1 -- 772.1 83.7
2001-033 11,315.1 9,872.3 370.0 977.3 95.5
2003-05 11,921.8 10,170.0 409.6 1,242.9 99.3
2005-074 13,173.9 11,029.3 691.1 1,353.9 99.6

1Starting in the 1987-89 Biennium, the Superintendent of Public Instruction (SPI) became a "Full Service Entity" in providing local funds for Child and Adult care.
2Starting with the 1991-93 Biennium, the five technical schools are administered through the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges instead of SPI.
3Starting in the 2001-03 Biennium, in accordance with the provisions of the Student Achievement Act, as required by Initiative 728, transfers from the State Lottery Account and a portion of the state property tax are deposited in the Student Achievement Account for expenditure by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
4In the 2005-07 Biennium the increase in other state revenues is attributable to a dedicated increase in cigarette taxes and the stand-alone estate tax which is deposited into the Education Legacy Trust Account for the Student Achievement Account for the purpose of expanding access to higher education.