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NowISeetheLight

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69. Missed That - Thanks
Wed Jun 21, 2023, 09:52 PM
Jun 2023

I missed that then. I looked must’ve just not seen it. I found online a listing of per pupil spending K-12 per state. A wide range. I realize less expensive places will pay teachers less and thus spend less, but these are huge differences. (Source - world population review.com)

PER PUPIL SPENDING AVERAGE BY STATE

New York. $24,040
DC. $22,759
Connecticut. $20,635
New Jersey. $20,021
Alaska. $17,726
Massachusetts. $17,058
New Hampshire. $16,893
Pennsylvania. $16,395
Wyoming. $16,224
Rhode Island. $16,121
Illinois. $15,741
Delaware. $15,639
Hawaii. $15,242
Maryland. $14,762
Maine. $14,145
North Dakota. $13,758
Ohio. $13,027
Washington. $12,995
Minnesota. $12,975
California. $12,498
Nebraska. $12,491
Michigan. $12,345
Wisconsin. $12,285
Virginia. $12,216
Oregon. $11,920
Iowa. $11,732
Montana. $11,680
Kansas. $11,653
Louisiana. $11,452
West Virginia. $11,334
Kentucky. $11,110
South Carolina. $10,856
Georgia. $10,810
Missouri. $10,810
Indiana. $10,262
Colorado. $10,202
Arkansas. $10,139
South Dakota. $10,073
Alabama. $9,696
Texas. $9,606
New Mexico. $9,582
Tennessee. $9,544
Nevada. $9,417
North Carolina. $9,377
Florida. $9,346
Vermont. $9,340
Mississippi. $8,935
Arizona. $8,239
Oklahoma. $8,239
Idaho. $7,771
Utah. $7,628

AVERAGE TEACHER ANNUAL SALARY BY STATE

New York. $92,222
Massachusetts. $88,903
California. $87,275
DC. $82,523
Washington. $81,586
Connecticut. $81,185
New Jersey. $79,045
Rhode Island. $76,852
Maryland. $75,766
Alaska. $73,722
Pennsylvania. $72,428
Illinois. $72,301
Oregon. $69,671
Minnesota. $68,491
Hawaii. $67,000
Delaware. $65,647
Michigan. $65,198
Ohio. $63,153
Vermont. $62,866
New Hampshire. $62,783
Georgia. $61,249
Wyoming. $60,820
Wisconsin. $60,453
Virginia. $59,965
Iowa. $59,262
Texas. $58,887
Maine. $58,757
Utah. $58,619
Colorado. $58,481
Nevada. $57,804
Nebraska. $57,420
Alabama. $55,834
North Dakota. $55,769
Kansas. $54,815
Oklahoma. $54,804
Arizona. $54,580
Kentucky. $54,574
New Mexico. $54,272
Idaho. $54,232
Indiana. $54,126
North Carolina. $53,644
Montana. $53,628
Tennessee. $53,619
South Carolina. $53,393
Arkansas. $52,486
Missouri. $52,481
Louisiana. $52,376
Florida. $51,230
West Virginia. $50,315
South Dakota. $49,761
Mississippi. $47,162

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Our Education System Sucks [View all] NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 OP
Home schooling and Bible schools don't help vlyons Jun 2023 #1
I don't know what good being able to solve calculus problems.... Kaleva Jun 2023 #6
Math is a form Casady1 Jun 2023 #9
But could one could achieve that with basic math? Kaleva Jun 2023 #12
Didn't you just say Casady1 Jun 2023 #15
Yes. Basic math classes ended up on completion of the 8th grade Kaleva Jun 2023 #20
Algebra NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #33
You use algebra all the time ExWhoDoesntCare Jun 2023 #46
How I Do It NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #47
That's Still Algebra ProfessorGAC Jun 2023 #55
Junior High NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #60
Since I Retired... ProfessorGAC Jun 2023 #67
I Wish NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #70
STEM is incredinly lacking right now Johnny2X2X Jun 2023 #18
Then it shouldn't help anybody right? Ever the contrarian. JanMichael Jun 2023 #52
Where did I say it won't help everybody. Kaleva Jun 2023 #65
I was homeschooled vercetti2021 Jun 2023 #63
We need to invest in schools and materials, but mostly we need to invest in teachers. Biophilic Jun 2023 #2
+1 2naSalit Jun 2023 #45
yes Debunk.Bunk Jun 2023 #3
Locally funded education. How incredibly stupid unblock Jun 2023 #4
We are 6th in the world on education spending federally jimfields33 Jun 2023 #21
This Site Shows It Even Higher ProfessorGAC Jun 2023 #56
Kind of Like Healthcare NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #64
It Says In The Body Of The Text... ProfessorGAC Jun 2023 #66
Missed That - Thanks NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #69
One thing those countries have in common is that they Scrivener7 Jun 2023 #5
All the education I ever needed I had gotten by the end of the 8th grade. Kaleva Jun 2023 #7
College level Casady1 Jun 2023 #11
What would I do with political science? Kaleva Jun 2023 #17
basic math does not cover Casady1 Jun 2023 #22
And yet I was able to repair complex weapons systems, heating systems, Kaleva Jun 2023 #24
okay Casady1 Jun 2023 #27
We had a president who was educated to around an 8th grade level IbogaProject Jun 2023 #44
DeSantis graduated from Yale and Harvard Kaleva Jun 2023 #48
Your logical fallacy is equivocation. ExWhoDoesntCare Jun 2023 #53
Political science Casady1 Jun 2023 #26
Political science is a modern term for civics ExWhoDoesntCare Jun 2023 #49
It shouldn't be taught at those grades. jimfields33 Jun 2023 #23
I'm not sure of the purpose behind this post stopdiggin Jun 2023 #25
My argument is that not everyone needs higher education Kaleva Jun 2023 #28
Education is needed Casady1 Jun 2023 #29
Didn't DeSantis graduate from Yale and Harvard? Kaleva Jun 2023 #36
rubbish. Anybody that has the capability stopdiggin Jun 2023 #34
Where did I say people shouldn't take full advantage of what's offered? Kaleva Jun 2023 #38
glad it's worked out for you stopdiggin Jun 2023 #59
You may have heard of people saddled with massive amounts of college debt Kaleva Jun 2023 #68
college debt is a serious concern stopdiggin Jun 2023 #71
It is a fact that are shortages of people in the trades where pay is good. Kaleva Jun 2023 #72
Just Pissed NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #35
Typing NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #30
I recall when we switched from manual to electric and back again Kaleva Jun 2023 #39
Manual NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #41
Teachers and Librarians have been leaving in droves since just before the pandemic haele Jun 2023 #8
the countries listed stopdiggin Jun 2023 #10
I used to think the HS I attended was horrible. Torchlight Jun 2023 #13
Our population is huge compared to all of those countries. jimfields33 Jun 2023 #14
Not unique to US (public) education institutions brooklynite Jun 2023 #16
Pre-Covid NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #37
Some of the highest IB scores in Europe...and higher than the US average. brooklynite Jun 2023 #40
The article I read states that there was a noticeable drop in scores in 2012. Lonestarblue Jun 2023 #19
We should want to change this ASAP. pandr32 Jun 2023 #31
So true. The Repugs have been successful Quakerfriend Jun 2023 #32
Homeschooling more than anything relies on the abilities - and patience - of the parents FakeNoose Jun 2023 #42
Homeschool NowISeetheLight Jun 2023 #43
Smart kids are bullied in America pfitz59 Jun 2023 #50
+1 betsuni Jun 2023 #61
Just made a quick list Wolves ov Siberia Jun 2023 #51
My girls went through the German educational system until college DFW Jun 2023 #54
+1 betsuni Jun 2023 #62
That's because the GOP has been working diligently to dismantle it since the 1960s. n/t TygrBright Jun 2023 #57
My kid just finished kindergarten and I feel it was incredible. honest.abe Jun 2023 #58
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