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Quick Facts
California has...
6,298,774
students. Of those students, 46% are Latino, 32.5% are white, 11.1% are
Asian, Pacific Islanders, or Filipino, 8.1% are African American, and 0.8% are
native American.
9,222 schools. Of those
schools, 5,504 are elementary schools, 1,209 are middle or junior
high schools, and 1,059 are high schools. Other types of schools include
Continuation, Alternative and Special Education Schools.
989 districts. Of those, 328
are unified (K-12) districts, 567 are elementary districts, and 94 are high
school districts.
454 charter schools. Charters
are independent public schools designed and operated by educators, parents,
community leaders, educational entrepreneurs and others. There are 133,000
students enrolled in those charter schools.
305,855 teachers. Of those
teachers, 73.5% are white, 14.2% are Latino, 4.8% are Asian or Pacific Islanders,
1.2% are Filipino, 4.7% are African American, and 0.6% are native American.
139,114 (48.5%) are elementary teachers, 101,876 (35.6%) are middle school
teachers and high school teachers. The average salary for California
teachers is $56,283, the national average is $45,810.
California spends approximately
$59.2 billion dollars on education from all sources.
|
Revenue Source |
Amount |
Percent |
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Federal |
$7,600 |
12.8% |
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State General Fund |
$34,100 |
57.6% |
|
State Lottery |
$100 |
1.9% |
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Local |
$3,800 |
6.4% |
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Property Tax |
$12,600 |
21.3 |
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Total |
$59,200 |
100% |
Last Updated
03/23/2006
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