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Funding vs. Performance: A Closer Look At Education Spending The agency said New York topped the list of high-spending states, with an estimated $29,873 going toward one pupil New York was followed by the District of Columbia ($27,425), New Jersey ($25,099), Vermont ($24,608) and then Connecticut ($24,453)
Per Pupil Spending by State 2025 - World Population Review New York has the highest per-pupil spending of all of the 50 states New York currently spends $24,040 per pupil, approximately 90% above the national average Utah has the lowest per-pupil spending of $7,628 per student
Does higher spending equal better education outcomes? The data shows that within the Mountain States per pupil K-12 spending has been steadily increasing This reflects a nationwide trend as well Some assume the notion that more money spent equals more desirable educational outcomes
State Rankings - Education Week The Edweek Research Center's latest analysis finds a gulf in many states between per-pupil spending and how that K-12 money goes out
United States Education Dashboard - State Comparison United States Education Dashboard shows what the U S Department of Education considers to be important indicators of how the nation, and each state, is progressing on the outcomes necessary to achieve the national goal of once again having the highest proportion of college graduates in the world
Public education at a crossroads: A comprehensive look at K . . . Notably, many of the states with the highest increases in education revenue also saw the highest increases in benefit spending Research shows that pension debt is a primary driver of this trend, with Equable Institute estimating $878 billion in unfunded liabilities nationwide