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TITLE Basic Facts about Wisconsin Elementary and SecondarySchools, 1994-95. Bulletin No. 95335.

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*Elementary Secondary Education; *Enrollment;Ethnicity; Expenditures; Financial Support;Institutional Characteristics; *Public Schools;*School Districts; *Student Characteristics; Tables(Data); Teacher Characteristics; Teacher StudentRatio

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ABSTRACTThis compilation of tables presents basic facts about

elementary and secondary education in Wisconsin. Initial tablesprovide a cross-reference for public school districts, a list ofunion high school systems, a map and list of Wisconsin counties, anda map and list of cooperative educational service agencies. Statewidestatistical summary tables present nonfiscal data, including numberof schools and districts, enrollment, ethnicity, data on teachers,and student-teacher ratios. Other tables present student and staffdata by school district (13 pages) and annual school cost per member(32 pages). A section.on the distribution of state aid dollarscontains 22 tables of information about aid by category of recipient,such as equalization aid or school library aid. An equalization aidestimate for 1994-95 fills two tables, and estimated other state aidand equalized school districi: levy rates comprise two more tables.(Contains 2 maps and 37 tables.) (SLD)

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Basic Facts About Wisconsin'sElementary and Secondary Schools

1994-95

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Wisconsin Department of Public InstructionJohn T. Benson, State Superintendent

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Public School Districts Cross-Reference i v

Union High School (UHS) Systems i x

Wisconsin Counties

Cooperative Educational ServiceAgencies (CESA)

A. Statewide Statistical Summary Tables,Nonfiscal DataNumber of SchoolsNumber of Pali, School DistrictsNumber of Pupils by GradeNumber of Public School Pupils by EthnicityNumber of Public High School Graduates

by EthnicityNumber of Public School Professional Employees

by EthnicityNumber of Public School Support Employees

by EthnicityRatio of Pupils to Teachers (Public Schools)Ratio of Pupils to Total Professional Staff

(Public Schools)

B. Student and Staff Data by School District 9

C. Complete Annual School Cost Per Member '23Adjusted CASCSelected Districts

D. Distribution of State Aid Dollars, 1993-94 57Equalization AidIntegration AidSpecial Adjustment ,\idMinimum AidChildren at Risk Aid

Table of ContentsCHCEB General AidPupil Transportation AidState Tuition Aid PaymentsSchool Library AidDriver Education AidHandicapped Children Education AidMatching School Lunch AidElderly Food Service AidWisconsin Morning Milk ProgramBilingual/Bicultural AidYouth InitiativesPreschool to Grade 5 Program GrantsAid to Milwaukee Public Schools Desegregation

Settlement FundsLearning Assistance ProgramsScience/MathematicsHead Start SupplementAlcohol and Other Drug Abuse ProgramsOthersState School Aid Disbursements, 1993-94

E. October 1994 Equalization Aid Estimate for 1994-95Payment 97Aid Formula Overview 96Equalization Aid Estimates 103

F. Estimated Other State Aid, 1994-95 147

G. Equalized School District Levy Rates, 1994-95... 1651994-95 Wisconsin School District Property Taxes

and Mill Rates

H . Glossary 177

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Public School Districts Cross-ReferenceHigh schools, alternate names for school districts, and locales not readily identifiable as belonging to a particular district are

listed below. The reference is on the left. The public district referred to is on the right.

AA C Kiefer Education Center WausauAccelerated Learning Academy High School MadisonAdell Random LakeAmherst Tomorrow RiverAniwa AntigoAre n a River ValleyArkansaw Durand

BriggsvilleBrillBrookfieldBrooklynBrookwood High SchoolBrownsvilleBrusselsButler

Wisconsin DellsRice LakeElmbrook

OregonNorwalk-Ontario

LomiraSouthern Door

HamiltonArkdaie Adams-Friendship Butte Des Mor MenashaArlington PoynetteArpin Auburndale Caldwell Washington-CaldwellAvoca Riverdale Caledonia Racine

Camp Douglas TomahBadger High School Lake Geneva-Genoa City Cascade PlymouthBalsam Lake Unity Casco Luxemburg-CascoBancroft Almond-Bancroft Case High School RacineBarron County Handicapped Center Rice Lake Cataract SpartaBassett Randall J1 Catawba PhillipsBay Port High School Howard-Suamico Cato ValdersBay View High School Milwaukee Cazenovia WestonBayside Fox Point J2 Cecil BonduelBear Creek Clintonville Centel High School ElmbrookBelgium Cedar Grove-Belgium Central High School ElmbrookBig Bend Muk won ago LaCrosseBirnamwood Wittellherg-Birnamwood West AllisBlack Creek Seymour Chaseburg WestbyBlack Earth Wisconsin Heights Chili MarshfieldBlanchardville Pecatonia Cleveland Shel:nyganBlue River Riverdale Clyman DodgelandBoyd Stanley-Boyd Colgate GermantownBradford I lih School Kenosha Coloina WestfieldBrandon en,l'ile-Brandon Combined Locks Kimherly

Community Day Center High School... .....ElmbrookConover .. Northland PinesConrath FlambeauCoon Valley WestbyCottage Grove Monona GroveCraig Alternative High/Middle School MilwaukeeCraig High School JanesvilleCross Plains Middleton-Cross PlainsCu. hing Saint Croix FallsCuster Stevens PointCuster High School Milwaukee

Dallas BarronDanbury WebsterDarien Delavan-DarienDeerbrook AntigoDelafield Kettle MoraineDickeyville Cuba CityDiploma Completion High School MadisonDorchester ColbyDousman Kettle MoraineDownsville MenomonieDresser Saint Croix Falls

Eagle Pal myra-EagleEagle River Northland PinesEast High School Appleton

ElmbrookGreen Bay

MadisonWausau

WauwatosaWest Bend

East man Prairie Du ChienEden CampbellsportEgg 11 a rho r SevastopolEisenhower High Schfml New BerlinElderon Witt en berg-B irn am w oodElm Grove El mbrookElton White LakeEndeavor PortageEtt .

rich .Tre mix"1"uBruce

Fairchild ..... .....Fairview South High SchoolFish CreekFootvilleFcuntain CityFox LakeFrancis CreekFranklinFranksville

. . Osseo-Fairchild.ElmbrookGibraltarParkview

Cochrane-Fountain CityWaupunMishicot

Oak Creek-FranklinNorway J7

Raymond #14Raymond J1

Northern OzaukeeWeyauwega-Fremont

Adams-FriendshipCambria-Friesland

FredoniaFremontFriendshipFriesland

Gays Mills North CrawfordGenesee Depot Kettle MoraineGleason MerrillGlen Flora FlambeauGlenbeulah Elkhart Lake-GlenbeulahGlen dale Nicolet UHSGoodrich High School Fond Du LacGrand Marsh Adams-FriendshipGrant Iowa-GrantGratiot Black HawkGreenfield WhitnallC'reenville HortonvilleGresham Shawano-Gresham

Hager City EllsworthHale High School West AllisHaleF, Corners Wh itn allHamburg MerrillHamilton High School MilwaukeeHammond St Croix CentralHarshaw RhinelanderHartland ArrowheadHatley I/ C EverestHaugen Rice LakeHawkins Ladysmith-Hawkins

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Hayes Alternative High School Milwaukee Lincoln High School Alma CenterHazel Green Southwescern Wisconsin ManitowocHelenvilleHixtonHolcombe High SchoolHollandaleHomestead High School

JeffersonBlack River Falls

Lake HolcombePecatonica

Mequon-Thiensville

Lisbon J2 School I istrictLittle SuamicoLittle Wolf High School

Wisconsin RapidsRichmond

Oconto FallsManawa

Horace Mann High School North Fond du Lac Livingston Iowa-GrantIforlick High School Racine Logan High School LaCrosseHoulton Hudson Loganville ReedsburgIlubertus Richfield J11 Lone Rock River ValleyI-3 Lyndon Station MaustonIndian Hill Maple Dale-Indian Hill Lyons BurlingtonIngram FlambeauIron River MapleIronton Reedsburg Madison High School MilwaukeeIxonia Oconomowoc Malone New HolsteinJim Falls Chippewa Falls Manitowish Waters Boulder Junction J1dunction City Stevens Point Mann High School North Fond Du Lac.Juneau Beaver Dam Maple View Waterford J1Juneau Ifigh School Milwaukee Maribel Denmark

Marshall High School MilwaukeeKansasville Brighton #1 Mattoon AntigoKeenan Phillips Mayville Herman #22Kendall Elroy-Kendall-Wilton Mazomanie Wisconsin HeightsKennan Phillips Memorial High School BeloitKesh ei la Menominee Indian Eau ClaireKieler. Southwestern Wisconsin MadisonKilowr Altiroati\e High School Milwaukee Menomonee Falls HamiltonKrakow Pulaski Merrillan Alma Center

Merrimac Sauk PrairieLaconia High School .. ................ Ro.,endale-Brandon Mill Valley Elementary Muskego-NorwayLaVollitte High School.... Madison Miller Elementary TomahLake Helton Wisconsin Dells Milltown UnityLake Nehagamoti

......Maple

Hartland-Lakeside J:3Mindoro ElementaryMinocquaMinong

Melrose-MindoroLakeland

NorthwoodLand ()'Lakes. Northland Pines Mondovi DurandLannon Hamilton Morrisonville DeForestLaPointe . Bayfield Mount Calvary New HolsteinaValle Reedsburg Mukwonago Norris1.d\ .. Antigo Muscoda Riverdale

Prairie du Sac Sauk PrairieNashotah Lake Country Preble High School Green Bay

Neopit Menominee Indian Pulaski High School MilwaukeeNeshkoro Westfield Q-RNew Munster Wheatland J1 Radisson WinterNewburg West Bend Raymond JI North CapeNewton Kiel Fteadfield New London

Niagara Florence Readstown Kickapoo

North Cape Raymond J1 Redgranite WautomaNorth High School Eau Claire Reeseville Dodgeland

Oshkosh Reuther High School KenoshaSheboygan Rhinelander Three LakesWaukesha Richland Center Ithaca

North Division High School Milwaukee Ridgeland BarronNorth Freedom Baraboo Ridgeway DodgevilleNorthland High School Superior Ringle D C EverestNorthwestern High School Maple River Ridge Bloomington

0 West GrantOakdale Tomah Riverside High School MilwaukeeOgema Prentice Rock Springs Reedsburg

Okauchee Oconomowoc Rockland Bangor

Oneida Pulaski Rothschild D C EverestOntario Norwalk-Ontario Royal] High School Elroy-Kendall-WiltonOrfordville Parkview Rudolph Wisconsin RapidsOxford WestfieldOzaukee High School Northern Ozaukee Saint Cloud New Holstein

Saint Croix High School Solon Springs

Park High School Racine Saint Germain Northland PinesParker High School Janesville Saint Nazianz ValdersPatch Grove West Grant Salem Central/Westosha UHSPemhine El B eecher-Dunbar-Pe mbine Sauk City Sauk PrairiePein bine High School Beech er-Dun bar-Pe mbine Saukville Port Washington-SaukvillePigeon Falk, Whitehall Scandinavia Iola-ScandinaviaPine River Wild Rose Schofield

D C Everest

Plain River Valley Shabazz-City High School Madison

Plainfi eld Tri-County SheldonFlambeau

I li;11 School . Milwaukee Shomood Kaukauna

Poplar Maple Shullsburgporno gt on

South Shore Sobieski Pul ask i

Port erhe H Marinette Soldiers ( /roveSeneca

d Coleman Soul h I figh SchoolSheboygan

1) S Imo BerlinWald< e,,ha

South Division High SchoolSouth WayneSouthwest High SchoolSpring GreenStetsonvilleSteubenStoddardStone LakeStrumSturtevantSuamicoSullivanSummit LakeSussex

TaylorTheresaThiensvilleTonyTrempealeauTremper High SchoolTrevorTripoliTurner High SchoolU-NTUnion CenterUnityVesperVincent High SchoolViola

MilwaukeeBlack Hawk

Green BayRiver Valley

MedfordWauzeka-Steuben

De SothHayward

Eleva-StrumRacine

Howard-SuamicoJefferson

ElchoHamilton

Blair-TaylorLomira

M e quo n -ThiensvilleFlambeau

Galesville-Ettrick-TrempeauleauKenosha

Salem #7Prentice

Beloit Turner

Wonewoc-Union CenterColby

Wisconsin RapidsMilwaukee

Kickapoo

Walden III High SchoolWaldoWalesWashington High School

Washington IslandWaubekaWaumandeeWebb High SchoolWentworthWest High School

West BarabooWest MilwaukeeWestboroWhitelawWiltonWind LakeWindsorWitheeWoodvilleWyeville

RacineSheboygan Falls

Kettle MoraineMilwaukeeTwo Rivers

WashingtonNorthern Ozaakee

ArcadiaReedsburg

MapleAppleton

Green BayMadisonOshkoshWausau

WauwatosaWest Bend

BarabooWest Allis

Rib LakeValders

Elroy-Kendall-WiltonMuskego-Norway

DeForestOwen-Withee

Baldwin-WoodvilleTomah

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Union High School (UHS) Systems

Each of the state's ten UHS districts receives incoming 9th graders from several of the 47 underlying elementary (K-8) districts, asshown below. Three of the K-8 districts overlap UHS boundaries. Brighton #1, Salem J2, and Wheatland J1 send students to more

than one Union High School.

ArrowheadHartland J3Lake CountryMerton J9North LakeRichmondStone BankSwallow

Big FootFontana J8Linn J6Sharon J11Walworth J1

Central/WestoshaBrighton 01Bristol #1Paris JlSalem J2Wheatland ,J

HartfordErin #2Hartford J1Herman #22Neosho J3Richfield J1Richfield J11Rubicon J6

Lake Geneva Genoa CityGeneva J4Genoa City J2Lake Geneva J1Linn J4

LakelandBoulder Junction J1Lac du Flambeau #1Minocqua J1WoodruffJ

NicoletFox Point, J2Glendale-Eiver Hills

Dale-lndian lull

Union GroveBrighton #1Dover 01Raymond #14Union Grove J1Yorkville J2

WaterfordNorth CapeNorway J7Washington-CaldwellWaterford J1

WilmotRandall J1Salem #7Salem J2Silver Lake J1Twin Lakes #4Wheatland J1Wilmot Grade School

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01 Adams 37 Marathon02 Ashland 38 Marinette03 Barron 39 Marquette01 Bayfield 40 Milwaukee05 Brown 41 Monroe Douglas06 Buffalo 42 Oconto 1607 Burnett 4,3 Oneida08 Calumet 44 Outagamie09 Chippewa 45 Ozaukee

Burnett ashbur10 Clark 46 Pepin 07 6511 Columbia 47 Pierce12 Crawford 48 Polk13

14

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4950

PortagePrice

Polk48

Barron03

15 Door 51 Racine16 Douglas 52 Richland St. Croix17 Dunn 53 Rock 55 Dunn

17Eau Claire 54 Rusk Pierce19 Florence 55 Saint Croix 47 e nFond du Lac 56 Sauk21 Forest 57 Sawyer Buffalo06Grant 58 Shawano23 Green 59 Sheboygan24 Green Lake 60 Taylor25 Iowa 61 Trempealeau

Iron 62 Vernon27 Jackson 63 Vilas28 Jefferson 64 Walworth29 Juneau 65 Washburn30 Kenosha 66 Washington31 Kewaunee 67 Waukesha32 LaCrosse 68 Waupaca33 Lafayette 69 Waushara34 Langlade 'i0 Wi nn eba go35 Lincoln 71 Wood36 Manitow oc 72 Menominee

Wisconsin Counties

Hayfield04

Iron26

Ashiand02

Sawyer57

Rusk54

Chippewa09

Price

Vilas63

LJOnekia

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Taylor60

Florence19

Forest21 Marinette

38Lincoln

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Eau Claire18

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Clark10

Marathon37

eno1106

Shawano58

Oconto

Jackson27

aCross32

Monroe41

Wood71

Portage Waupa49

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utagamle44

Brown05

Vernon62

Adams01

Juneau29

Waushara69

Mar-quette

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Calu-met08

Fond du LIC20

Richlandcrawford

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Grant22

Sauk56

Columbia11

DaneIowa 1325

LaFarotte33

Dodge14

Manito36

Sheboy,59

Waf,hIngto

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Jefferson aukesh28 67

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Green Rock23 53

Walwort67

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Kenos30

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Cooperative Educational Service Agencies(CESA)

Cooperative educational service agencies (CESAs) work on a regional basis to economically and efficiently provide programsand services to Wisconsin school districts and other educational agencies.

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Section A: Statewide StatisticalSummary Tables, Nonfiscal Data

Statewide summary tables in Section A are compiled from detailed informationreported by local school districts and private schools each year. Statewide averagesand summaries provide local school districts and other states a basis for compari-son. Definitions of terms are provided in Section H (Glossary) of this publication.

If you have questions about the statewide summary tables in Section A, pleasecontact: Department of Public Instruction, Bureau for Information Management,Center for Education Statistics, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7841, (608)264-9545.

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Table 1

\ umber of Schools

Schools lEMvate Saloolo1992-93 1993-94 1994-95

436 435 436 High Schools91 81 74 Junior hiigh Schools

233 263 272 Middle Schools1,270 1,251 1,244 Elementary Schools

lc 4 Combined Elementary/Secondary Schools

1994-95 1993-94 1992-9374 69 66

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21 14 7736 723 762130 152 149

2,030 2,034 2,030 Total Schools 961 959 985

grades PK-12r a c1e s 9-12

I)1K.-8

Total Districts

1 992-93370

TO

427

Table 2

Number of Public School Districts

1993-94 1994-95370 370

10 10

/17- 47427 427

nrllmnt10,000+

1992_93 1993-948 9

5,000 9,999 16 154,000 - 4,999 9 10

3,000 3,999 23 257,000 - 2,999 40 39

1,000 1,999 106 107

500 999 131 130- 499 94 92

Ftni Districk 427 427

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UnifiedCommon

Union HighTotal Districts

By 9-1.Enroliment:

2,000+1,000 1,999

500 999300 4,99

1 2990

Total Districts

1992-93 1993-94 1994-951 1 1

49 48 48367 368 368

10 10 10

427 427 427

1992-93 1993-94 1994-9518 19 19

32 34 3781 86 87

82 75 80

167 166 157

47 47 47

427 427 427

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Table 3

Number of Pupils by Gradeublit7 Psttt SCLOtals

1992-93 1993-9416,227 17,27061,568 61,13665,255 64,77964,424 64,46762,749 65,33663,365 63,75662,708 64,43563,723 64,37464,600 65,49560,783 64,669

2,760 xxxx588,162 595,717

65,49 1 69,40763,079 64,58655,839 60,60355,543 53,688

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-?41,25.3 248,284829,415 844,001

1994-9518,53161,89864,04064,24765,12765,99664,38065,36265,84465,790

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601,21573,08367,25561,69657,437

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259,471

860,686

1994-95 1993-94 1992-93Pre-Kindergarten 9,877 9,866 9,068

Kindergarten 13,593 12,993 12,616Grade 1 13,553 13,690 13,666Grade 2 13,282 13,515 13,928Grade 3 1.3,163 13,627 13,081Grade 4 13,212 12,934 13,041Grade 5 12,549 12,764 12,990Grade 6 12,550 12,475 12,737Grade 7 11,509 11,690 11,599Grade 8 11,210 11,335 10,805

Ungraded Elementary XXXX XXXX 1,157Total Elementary 124,498 124,889 124,688

Grade 9 6,798 8,491 6,040Grade 10 5,893 5,747 5,538Grade 11 5,504 5,403 4,981Grade 12 5,309 5,252 4,884

I Ingraaed Secondary XXXX XXXI( 676Total Secondary 23,504 24 893 22,119

Total Unroll ment 148,002 149,782 146,807x Pupils no longer reporled as ungraded as of ale 1993-94 school year.

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Table 4

umber of Public School Pupils by EthnicityPet;;:4 of Total

1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93

18,747 20,182 22,297 Asian/Pacific Islander 2.59% 2.39% 2.26%

74,369 76,446 79,983 Black, not of Hispanic origin 9.29% 9.06% 8.97%

23,156 24,603 26,733 Hispanic 3.11% 2.92% 2.79%

10,647 11,034 11,271 American Indian/Alaskan Native 1.31% 1.31% 1.28%

702,496 711,736 720,402 White, not of Hispanic origin 83.70% 84.33% 84.70%

829,415 844,001 860,686 Total Pupils 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Table 5

Number of Public High School Graduates by Fthnicity

Percent: of Tota

1992 1993,885 904

I , 950 2,055822 898-,0 ) 472

44,524 45,698443,51)3 --"i0,027

1994942

2,077930463

43,95946,371

1994 1993 1992

Asian/Pacific Islander 1.95% 1.81% 1.82%

Black, not of Hispanic origin 4.29% 4.11% 4.02%

Hispanic 1.92% 1.80% 1.69%

Amcrican Indian/Alaskan N a 1.ivc 0.96% 0.94% 0.79%

WhiLe, not of 11 ispanic origin 90.88% 91.35% 91.68%

Total Graduates 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Table 6

Number of Public School Professional Employes by Ethntyme Equivalents Percent of Total

1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1994-95120.6 112.8 136.3 Asian/Pacific Islander 0.21%

1,663.2 1,489.3 1,495.6 Black, not of Hispanic origin 2.35%343.3 312.1 365.0 Hispanic 0.57%137.8 134.9 140.8 American Indian/Alaskan Native 0 .22°/0

59,152.2 59,679.2 61,393.7 White, not of Hispanic origin 96.64%61,417.1 61,728.3 63,531.4 Total Professional Employes 100.00%

1993-94 1992-930.18% 0.20%2.41% 2.71%0.51% 0.56%() .22Ok O. 220/0

96.68% 96.31%100.00% 100.00%

Table 7

Number of Public School Suppoli Employes by Fthnicity

Percent of Total

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1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93166.8 161.9 :300.6 Asian/Pacific Islander 0.83% 0.61% 0.56°/0

2,853.3 494.1 3,357.2 Black, not of Hispanic origin 9.31% 1.88% 9.51%514.6 191.8 695.4 I I ispanic 1.93% 0.73% 1 . '720A).708.7 135.8 212.5 American Indian/Alaskan NaUve 0.59% 0.520/0 0.70%

26,247.2 25,365.8 31,482.5 White, not of Hispanic origin 87.33% 96.27% 87.52ok29,990.6 ? 6, 349.1 36,048.2 Total Support nmployes 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

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Table 8

Ratio of Pupils to Teachers (Public Schools)"Pupds" means enrollment for Grades 1-12 plus 50% of enrollment (or pre-kindergarten and kindergarten.

eaeliers" Tcan. du: full-time equivalency (FTE) of all teachers. Librarians, counselors, etc., are not included.

1992-93 1993-94 1994-95

Ratio for Grades PK-8 16.2 16.4 16.2

Pupils 549,265 556,514 561,001

Teachers 33,871 34,019 34,719

Ratio for Grades 9-12 13.1 14.6 17.3

Pupils 241,253 248,284 259,471

Teachers 18,411 16,992 14,998

Ratio tor Grades PK-12 15.1 15.8 16.5

Pupils 790,518 804,798 820,472

Teachers 52,282 51,011 49,717

Table 9

Ratio of Pupils to Total Professional Staff (Public Schools)mean- enn,ibmulit fn. C.rades I- 12 plus 50% of enrollinent for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten.

}', d iti 1 mran, lbe eqmealenev 07.1.1:) dli ,Aninistrative and licensed professional staff,including teachei

1992-93 1993-94

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Pupils 790,51 8 804,798

ProLt:sional ;-.7,1aff 61,417 61,728

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Section B: Student and StaffData by School District

Information included in Section B is retrieved from data provided by local schooldistricts and private schools. Headings for the columns are self-explanatory. Forfurther clarification of terms, please refer to Section H (Glossary) of this publication.

If you have questions about Section B or need additional information or clarifica-tion, please contact: Department c' Public Instruction, Bureau for InformationManagement, Center for Education Statistics, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, Wisconsin53707-7841, (608) 264-9545.

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School District Data, 1994-95 School Year10

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GradsPublic-School Private Sch Enrollment School

CensusMinority Enro Iment Staff (FTEs) within School DistrictDistrict Name PK-8 9-12 Total Asian Black Hisp. Indian Total 93-94 Teachers Total PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19

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482 210! 692`f 41,3694. 577i 1,946

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School District Data, 1994-95 School Year 12

Public School Public School Public 1 Public-School Private Sch Enrollment SchoolEnrollment Minority Enro Iment Grads Staff (FTEs) within School District Census

District Name PK-8 9-12 Total Asian Black Hisp. Indian Total 93-94 Teachers Total PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19Colby 836 470 1,306 1 2 5 5 13 87 80.16 97.58 2,340Coleman 594 317 911 4 2 1 7 73 61.49 71.09 1,466Colfax 574r 270 844 6 8 3 17 42 49.45 58.45 191 191 1,093Columbus 781 399 1,180 15 11 9 35 77 79.13 94.90 2,113Cornell 410 187 597 2 3 2 1 8 33 44.07 50.27 860Trandon 748 294 1,042 2 227 229 54 66.70 76.00 1,419-Crivitz 664 290 954 2 3 3 8 54 60.17 72.71 1,592 709 2,301 1,274Cuba City 525 355 880 86 51.92 62.26 1,498Cudihy 2,061 968 3,029 118 168 166 29 481 140 202.98 243.28 128 128 4,365TLCumberland 818 338 1,156 6 2 5 59 72 64 64.97 77.42 51 51 1,752D C Everest Area 3,277 1,587 4,864 104 23 27 35 189 336 282.07 335.91 306 95 401 7,275Darlington Community 643 304 947 65 64.40 76.40 52 52 1,469Deerfield Community 466 190 656 1 3 II 15 33 46.51 59.65 1,044DeForest Area 2,076 840 2,916 18 12 25 16 71 138 193.84 233.44 562 34 596 3,948Delavan-Darien 1,686 746 2,432 10 42 363 5 420 128 134.51 156.51 4,985Denmark 1,104 523 1,627 12 2 4 3 21 94 86.27 102.70 9 8 17 2,502DePere 1,430 803 2,233 21 7 18 35 81 161 125.59 148.24 76 76 3,967DeSoto Area 447 198 645 4 3 3 3 13 38 48.10 55.10 1,005Dodgeland 654 279 933 11 1 15 . 29 57 53.48 63.61 1,450Dodgeville 884 394+ 1,278 5 2 2 1 10 80 95.70 119.77 2,022Dover #1 94 94- 7.00 8.50 217Drummond Area 380- 182 562 3 14 17 33 38.10 45.77 1,274 437 1,711 796._ _ _ .__Durand 844 516 1,358 6 2 1 2 11 99 96.27 117.92 633 83 716 2,367faSt-Troy Community.__ 1,094-t

622 1,716 4 6 :. 3 37 116 101.49 121.04 2,6203,249 11,492 954 67 t 96 102 1,219 692 713.13 864.65 34 34 18,271

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PK-8Enrollment

9-12 Total AsianMinority

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Staff (FTEs)Teachers Total

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CensusAges 0-19

District NameHartford UHS 1,522 1,522 8 4 11 5 28 288 90.29 105.55 95 13 108Hartland-Lakeside J3 1,411 1,411 7 3 5 4 19 82.41 99.43 229 39 268 4,015Hayward Community 1,436 587 2,023 2 3 2 502 509 107 123.85 150.90 255 20 275 3,430Herman #22 128 128 8.00 9.90 352Highland 287 115 402 31 33.38 38.00 109 109 582Hilbert 313 242 555 4 13 3 5 25 42 37.52 44.95 206 206 1,085Hillsboro-Holmen

448 186 634 2 2 44 38.24 48.43 1,1641,733 774 2,507 31 9 10 9 59 148 162.97 197.38 7 2 9 3,983

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7914- 8 1,209 3 2 40 3 48 68 62.38 73.58 2,0691,376 646 2,022 8 12 12 32 133 121.25 141.45 3,666

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Public School Public School Public Public-School Private Sch Enrollment SchoolEnrollment Minority Enrollment Grads Staff (FTEs) within School District Census

District Name PK-8 9-12 Total Asian Black Hisp. Indian Total 93-94 Teachers Total PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19Menomonee Falls 2,765 1,226 3,991 71 317 58 25 471 183 269.62 314.52 26 6 32 6,083Menornonie Area 2,301 1,023 3,324 313 18 18 8 357 206 196.50 238.50 4,212Mequon-Thiensville 2,774 1,330 4,104 114 282 63 19 478 271 243.50 294.50 82 82 6,378Mercer 168 74 242 18 18.32 20.52 181 181 319Merrill Area 2,302 1,200 3,502 21 5 23 28 77 199 207.95 245.25 472 2 474 5,573Merton J9 669 669 10 10 36.50 42.60 1,305Middleton-Cross Plains 3,158 1,350 4,508 85 108 45 19 257 268 288.96 350.64 235 235 6,320Milton 1,840 846 2,686 26 9 15 8 55 120 165.76 197.26 106 106 3,716Milwaukee 75,091 22,918 98,009 3,203 57,791 11,146 1,086 73,226 3,066 4,710.95 5,482.15 182,691Mineral Point 531 247 778 50 57.24 69.56 31 31 1,162Minocq9 J1 734 734 1 1 2 9 13 45.90 53.60 1,425 128 1,553 .496Mishicot 662 308 970 4 1 9 2 16 69 60.13 69.53 150 150 1,944Mondovi 727 328 1,055 8 8 4 1 21 62 61.52 71.91 206 206 1,595Monona Grove 1,654 618 2,272 27 59 30 13 129 139 156.97 183.96 167 167 3,308Monroe 1,911 800 2,711 21 16 8 10 55 176 182.53 221.78 4,145Montello 593 303 896 3 3 33 10 49 47 53.50 61.00 132 132 1,162Monticello 349 121 470 2 1 1 4 23 32.95 39.90 418 418 657Mosinee 1,240 649 1,889 13 1 19 8 41 118 114.23 137.98 3,140Mount Horeb Area 1,285 423 1,708 7 10 14 4 35 100 106.50 129.05 196 196 2,329Mukwonago 3,351

----1-1,716 5,067 19 15

_._.67 17 118 337 306.20 356.36 1,840 338 2,178 8,285

1 260 4 086 20 76 235 231.90 276.80Muskego -Norway 2 826 11 36 9 7,179Necedah -A--i:ea 450 202 652 1 7 9 17 35 45.14 50.69 434 434 1,130Neenah 4,527 1,979 6,506 98 33 83 .34 248 367 379.85 453.88 10,626Neillsville 9184 443 1,361 5 7 5 34 51 83 84.29 99.73 1,927Nekoosa 1,039 515 1,554 22 4 35 33 94 86 102.49 120.39 58 2 60 2,135Neosho i 3 280, 280

_1 2 3 18.20 20.55 635

New Auburn 2421 1 11 355 5 2 4- 7 23 25.81 30.79 154 154 4751,487

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29545

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3,2234181

4,710609

198

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44 487

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14 51 45 5 69 162 159.80 192.45 4,404New Richmond -t1,641i 720 2,361 17 6 10 5 38 130 3,314140.95 168.45Niagara 452 200t 652 3 2 1 1 7 354 40.99 5037 5 5 964Nicolet 1111S

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1,284 1,284 39 215 26 13 293 297 82.58 104.03Norris 10 80 90 2 30 4 36 2 15.05 19.50 64 16 80 85



Enrollment Minority Enro lment Grads Staff (FTEs) within School District Census

District Name PK-8 9-12 Total Asian Black His,. Indian Total 93-94 Teachers Total PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19

North Cape 141 141 1 4 1 6 9.25 10.60 247247 324

North Crawford 529 207 736 2 2 4 42 42.35 50.05 312 16 328910

North Fond du Lac 874 382 1,256 4 5 8 11 28 65 65.99 75.50 389 232 6211,929

North Lake 304595

1,092

304 4 4 20.36 24.10 837 271 1,108 640

Northern Ozaukee 291500118

886 75

3

221

9 46 56.53 69.32 1,408

Northland PinesNortir;food-

1,592 9 1.51 31 94 89.50 108.00 85 33 118 2,224-1--

236 3544

9

16! 19 27 32.38 36.35 514

Norwalk-Ontario 319 132 451 L 21.

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11 23 32.93 42.42 329 115 444 829

Norway J7Oak Creek-FranklinOakfield

i114

3,0461443

2,8341

1,3054 114 9.55 12.75 91 91 208

4,345 186-4--

155 22424

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608 279 253.75 308.60 1,597 407 2,004 5,906

2091

1,385652 3 2 35 35 40.00 47.00 16 16 1,044

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4,219 18 14 17 4 53 272 268.16 320.78 6,888

9471,377-57-

8441-

4191 1,366559 1,934352 1,196815 2,631

3 16 14, 33 84 80.46 97.16 68 68 1,900

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OregonOsceolaOshkosh AreaOsseo-FairchildOwen-WitheePalmyra-Eagle AreaPardeeville AreaParis .11

Park FallsParkviewPecatmed AreaPepin AreaPeshtigoPewaukeePhelpsPhillip,PitV.ville

PlattevillePlum Cit.

11

2

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22 7 31 72 77.01 92.36 101 37 138 1,804

1,816, 87 19 15 14i 135 183 171.95 206.25 4,284

6392,2101,0787,153i_

6421556,922651

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PK-8Enrollment

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CensusAles 0-19District Name

Plymouth 1,608 925 2,533 16 4 16 46 82 170 146.75 177.61 4,148Port Edwards 336 167 503 38 2 2 13 55 21 35.60 43.13 89 89 661Port Washington-Saukville 1,861 905 2,766 22 16 27 24 89 160 177.79 218.94 4,629Portage Community 1,828 784 2,612 12 13 39 12 76 14.6 161.56 192.43 150 150 4,143Potosi 247 161 408 2 2 47 33.56 39.71 47 47 756Poynette 832 336 1,168 7 4 1 4 16 80 76.25 90.40 1,491Prairie du Chien Area 794 458 1,252 14 2 1 1 18 96 88.27 106.33 4 3 7 2,457Prairie FarmPrenticePrescottPrincetonPulaski Community

309 136 445 1 1 8 4 14 22 29.54 34.40 20 20 589392 205 597 1 4 2 7 46 41.63 49.25 242 242 939769 373 1,142 9 4 6 13 32 74 74.22 88.12 21 21 1,882319

2,036167 486 2 8 6 16 35 40.45 45.65 858948 2,984 29 5 5 58 97 192 177.65 208.28 4,684

kacineRandall JIRandolph

15,906 6,516 22,422 207 5,374 2,293 68 7,942 1,019 1,448.11 1,698.01 179 73 252 42,039637 637 3 4 11 18 37.46 45.36 1,180375 143 518 20 20 44 35.30 42.81 155 155 960

2,070-Random Lake 747 420 1,167 1 6 7 3 17 80 74.85 91.05 575 7 582Raymond #14ReedsburgReedsville

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8 13 19.10 21.40 7434 111 15 7 37 131 141.66 170.37 487 487 3,5683 , W 5 18 74 45.75 55.88 1,345 720 2,065 1,562

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Enrollment Minority Enrollment Grads Staff (FTEs) within School DistrictCensus

District Name PK-8 9-12 Total Asian Black Hisp. Indian Total 93-94 TeachersTotal PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19

Saint Francis 881!.-219:

1,0841

1,638;

441; 1,322 54:, 102_421

13 259 51 86.04 103.21 583 36 619 2,091

Salem #7S-aleml2-Saiik Prairie,

219 i-4- 4 6 11.8213.62 386

' 1,084 3;1-----

2!-+- 32!8. 45 51.40 61.30 1,633

7.--6- 2,400 16!4 i

-2-',i9_4; 461 12; 83 129 163.45 195.84 3,419

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,munitySeymour CemSham!: 11Shawano-Gresham.Sheboygan AreaSheboygan FallsShell LakeShiocton5horewoodShullsburgSilver Lake J1SirenSlingerSolon_SpringsSomersetSouth- M ilwaukee

South-ShoreSotnhern DoorSouthwestern WisconsinSparta AreaSpencerSpoonerSpring ValleyStanley-Boyd AreaStevens Point AreaStockbridgeStone BankStoughton AreaStratfordSturgeon BaySun Prairie Area

333:

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1,597304

1,8447,057 .1,102.

4487,565'

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251 .684.

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District Name PK-8 942 Total Asian Black Hisp. Indian Total 93-94 Teachers Total PK-8 9-12 Total Ages 0-19Superior 3,876 1,802 5,678 105 63 36 275 479 371 312.80 375.90 24 24 8,776Suring 425 227 652 2 1 33 36 44 42.82 49.21 533 533 933Swallow 263 263 2 2 4 19.90 24.18 528Thorp-three

444 219 663 3 4 1 8 58 48.38 57.63 323 323 1,351Lakes 528 212 740 1 1 6 7 15 50 49.18 58.90 1,062

Tigerton 324 124 448 1 1 20 31.06 36.99 13 8 21 592Tomah Area 2,058 1,027 3,085 23 26 24 76 149 176 188.41 232.63 321 321 5,346Tomahawk 1,099 562 1,661 9 4 1 10 24 92 97.70 116.90 169 169 1,869Tomorrow RiverTri-County AreaTurtle Lake

655612

308 963 1 1 595

7 51 60.21 72.11 354 354 1,478234 846 6 3 3 107 47 52.89 60.61 208 433 641 1,110

392

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171 563 10 10 41 35.91 42.92 774Twin Lakes #4Two RiversUnion Grove .11

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1,575 2,301 80 10 22 9 121 147 146.64 176.64 68 16 84 4,298585 585 6 2 11 19 30.70 37.40 1,714 499 2,213 1,439

Union Grove UHS 598 598 2 8 7 17 114 33.70 42.65 292 292UnityValders AreaVerona Area

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Wabeno AreaWalworth .11Washburn

875641

347 1,222 2 11 72 85 61 77.53 91.63 1,645413 1,054 4 6 1 1 12 102 65.45 82.12 2,040

2,6311 884 3,515 66 104 47 8 225 153 226.34 265.66 5,162986 450 1,436 5 4 5 14 79 100.13 121.93 2,015413 148 561 1 3 94 98 28 35.43 41.52 729346

556346 5 4 6 1 16 18.57 22.57 709

282 838 8 4 11 49 72 48 54.09 63.10 1,037Washington 69 41 110 7 11.10 13.60 22 22 168Washington:CaldwellWaterford J1Waterford UHS, _Waterloo

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1,228--1-

56-2--t-

2,2509,2181,6381,8321,761

6,122552-1-

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1,360 883 836.64 994.07 24 5 29172

353

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District Name PK-8 9-12 Total

Wauzeka-Steuben 268 126 394 3 7 10 24 27.80 33.00 3,293 1303,423 548

Webster 511 230 741 1 1 121 123 47 45.03 54.411,086

West Allis 6,224 2,960 9,184 137 356 267 98 858 513 576.05 681.79 222222 16,764

West Bend 4,541 2,371 6,912 39 23 94 46 202 458 405.35 481.1511,911

West De Pere 1,139 591 1,730 8 14 7 201 230 115 110.86 130.36 49715 512 2,936

West Grant 284 112 396 27 31.51 36.63 32 5 542

West Salem 972 413 1,385 20 2 2 3 27 73 87.54 105.49 269269 2,278

Westby Area 844 399 1,243 14 3 1 18 87 81.83 98.11 965965 2,127

Westfield 932 465 1,397 5 3 46 3 57 82 86.04 99.95834 31 865 1,820

Weston 274 157 431 28 33.17 41.20949 221 1,170 634

Weyauwega-Fremont 782 389 1,171 3 1-3 4 4

1

14 72 76.00 89.55 99 99 1,45535-9-

Weyerhaeuser Area 180 81 261 1 15 20.60 25.1032 19 51

Wheatland Jl 522 522 2 2 16 3 23 32.35 37.5041 41 1,193

White Lake 208 81 289 2 3 2 1 8 10 21.62 24.76653 214 867 408

Whitefish Bay 1,979 830 2,809 69 411 69 11 560 181 173.41 207.613,842

Whitehall 5251 215 740 6 4 1 II 50 48.69 63.36 203203 1,283

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1,4291 588 2,017 19 25 166 13 223 105 114.00 140.502,7214,194

Whimall 1,69211-- 926 2,618 150 126 38 4 318 127 141.54 175.50 657 657

Wild Rose 493 234327 132

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48 49 45.53 52.84 521 465 986 955

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459 5! 24 28 35.43 41.73 237 237 733

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1,1331,037

305

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2 7.91 11.10 2,673 1,067 3,740 285

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1,9651

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2,310-749

2,6411,654

10,4382,180

821

9751,476

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Section C: Complete AnnualSchool Cost Per Member

Information on "complete annual school cost per member" is retrieved from finan-cial data on Annual Reports filed by school districts for the school years 1991-92,1992-93, 1993-94, and from Budget Reports for 1994-95.*

Complete Annual School Cost (CASC) is defined as the gross cost of the general,special project, debt service and food service funds, plus the net cost of the buildingfund. General Aid Membership is the average of membership on the third Friday inSeptember and the second Friday in January, plus the prior year summer AverageDaily Membership (ADM) equivalent. "General aid membership" may differ fromthe number of pupils actually in attendance in a given district due to tuition andintegration transfer agreements.**

Per member figures are computed by dividing district cost by district membership.Transportation cost is district gross cost of transportation. State share represents dis-trict state aid as a percent of CASC. Federal share represents district federal aid as apercent of CASC. Local share represents district local revenue as a percent of CASC.

These figures are intended for general inter-district cost comparisons of grossrxpenditures, but cannot indicate the extent or quality of the educational programfrom one district to another. In general, it is expected that higher per-pupil costs canbe at least partially attributed to increased educational offerings. The DPI encour-ages people who want to compare costs to research reasons for cost differentials andinclude explanatory information in their publications. The Department also pro-duces the publication entitled School Performance Report. In that publication, a perpupil expenditure is given using General Find (Fund 10) only and should not becompared to CASC.

If you have questions about Section C or need additional information or clarifica-tion, please contact Paul Endres, Department of Public Instruction, School FinancialServices, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7841, (608) 266-2804.

1994-95 tigme-: shoon budgeted expendi

ni:,mbershiProgram includes adifference in CASCattendance,

tc

old be viewed as estimates only and used with caution, as they ire hasndtures (not actual) and unaudited membership.

p for districts participating in the inter-district Integration TransferII resident pupils. An additional table has been added to reflect theper member it integration pupils were count-d by the dn.tri,t of :ictual

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Complete Annual School Cost Per Member Totals

K-12 Totals

1991-92Actual

1992-93Actual

1993-94Actual

1994-95Budget

Cost/Member $6,112.86 $6,466.97 $6,659.99 $6,958.57Less Transportation $5,832.06 $6,178.46 $6,370.80 $6,659.77Federal Share 4.39% 4.42% 4.49% 4.37%State Share 40.40% 39.15% 40.09% 42.22%Local Share 55.21% 56.43% 55.42% 53.41%

UHS TotalsCost/Member $7,626.93 $8,075.99 $7,973.67 $8,217.51Less Transportation $7,303.63 $7,754.07 $7,658.48 $7,895.85Federal Share 2.16% 2.15% 1.77% 1.27%State Share 17.26% 14.15% 13.95% 15.22%Local Share 80.58% 83.70% 84.28% 83.51%

K-8 TotalsCost/Member $6,381.29 $7,021.06 $6,931.89 $7,182.01Less Transportation $6,092.58 $6,701.98 $6,648.64 $6,869.77Federal Share 3.96% 5.47% 3.75% 3.28%State Share 26.39% 23.18% 23.36% 24.84%Local Share 69.65% 71.35% 72.89% 71.88%

Wis. TotalsMembership 791,938 809,989 823,434 837,288Cosi/1\10011w /- $6,135.40 $6,497.77 $6,681.21 $6,978.56Less Transportat ion $5,85:3.95 $6,208.15 $6,391.88 $6,679.17Federal Share 4.35% 4.42% 4.44% 4.30%State Share 39.74% 38.40% 39.31% 41.41%Local Share 55.91% 57.18% 56.25% 54.29%

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Adjusted Complete Annual School Cost-Selected Districts

TuitionAdjusted to Reflect

and Integration Transfer Pupils in Attendance(All Transportation Costs Excluded)

93-94FTE

93-94Est CASC

93-94Adj FTE

93-94Est CASC without Transp

District Name Members per Member Members per Adj Member

Brown Deer 1,560 9,271 1,676 8,340

Cudahy 2,785 8,010 3,030 7,286

Elmbrook 6,369 8,296 6,678 7,573

Fox Point J2 681 11,100 817 8,847

Franklin 3,031 8,612 3,362 7,508

Germantown 3,073 7,620 3,105 7,133

Glendale-River Hills 1,139 9,531 1,210 8,535

Greendale 2,162 8,341 2,387 7,427

Greenfield 2,798 8,048 3,079 7,080

Hami Iton 2,949 7,182 2,990 6,763

Maple Dale-Indian Hill 553 11,259 621 9,671

Menomonee Falls 3,451 8,349 3,742 7,472

Mequon-Thiensville 3,691 7,910 3,886 7,231

Milwaukee 96,779 7,035 91,930 6,898

New Berlin 4,384 8,518 4,488 8,023

Nicolet UHS 1,133 11,303 1,295 9,602

Oak Creek-Franhlin 3,995 6,813 4,254 6,096

Saint Francis 1,211 7,738 1,303 7,122

Shorewood 1,824 9,641 2,0698,448

South Milwaukec 3 084 6,892 3,392 6,194

uwatosa 6 177 7,763 6,8146,9535

West 8,587 7,152 8.7576,863

Whitefish Bay 2,234 8.527 2,589 7,309

Whit 2,1,167,171

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ABBOTSFORD

1991-92ACTUAL

1992-93ACTUAL

1993-94ACTUAL

1994-95BUDGET

1991-92ACTUAL

ADAMS-FRIENDSHIP AREA

1992-93ACTUAL

1993-94ACTUAL

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1994-95BUDGET

MEMBERSHIP 611 649 656 662 MEMBERSHIP 1,842 1,886 1,900 1,948COST / MEMBER $5,663.98 $5,612.15 $5,980.88 $6,204.45 COST / MEMBER $5,975.33 $6,172.62 $6,603.49 $6,815.74LESS TRANSPN $5,391.58 $5,350.75 $5,714.02 $5,961.76 LESS TRANSPN $5,622.56 $5,791.50 $6,213.59 $6,409.43FEDERAL SHARE 4.43% 4.67% 4.78% 3.64% FEDERAL SHARE 5.85% 5.98% 6.49% 3.38%STATE SHARE 53.56% 55.95% 55.69% 62.21% STATE SHARE 26.76% 30.38% 31.30% 37.78%LOCAL SHARE 42.01% 39.38% 39.53% 34.15% LOCAL SHARE 67.39% 63.64% 62.21% 55.84%

ALBANYMEMBERSHIP 453 438 438COST / MEMBER $6,029.83 $6,492.11 $6,586.12LESS TRANSPN $5,749.70 $6,289.43 $6,350.82FEDERAL SHARE 2.64% 3.02% 2.50%STATE SHARE 51.70% 54.67% 53.97%LOCAL SHARE 45.66% 42.31% 43.53%

ALMAMEMBERSHIP 374 391 394COST / MEMBER $6,172.24 $6,491.72 $6,509.05LESS TRANSPN $5,867.48 $6,038.99 $6,032.79FEDERAL SHARE 7.42% 7.69% 6.21%STATE SHARE 47.98% 47.41% 52.72%LOCAL SHARE 44.60% 44.90% 41.07%

ALMOND-BANCROFTMEMBERSHIP 515 517 501COST / MEMBER $5,313.14 $5,852.82 $6,426.35LESS TRANSPN $4,982.01 $5,503.82 $6,036.69FEDERAL SHARE 5.21% 5.23% 4.98%STATE SHARE 45.46% 46.18% 48.53%LOCAL SHARE 49.33% 48.59% 46.49%

AMERYMEMBERSHIP 1,761 1,807 1,853COST / MEMBER $5,640.08 $5,784.55 $6,040.08LESS TRANSPN $5,308.93 $5,494.45 $5,752.64FEDERAL SHARE 3.49% 3.52% 3.99%STATE SHARE 49.00% 50.55% 52.29%LOCAL SHARE 47.51% 45.93% 43.72%

APPLETON AREAMEMBERSHIP 12,644 13,033 13,273COST / MEMBER $5,486.14 $5,878.49 $6,160.67LESS TRANSPN $5,401.35 $5,792.37 $6,068.06FEDERAL SHARE 2.787, 2.93% 2.84%STATE SHARE 31 42% 30.51% 30.66%LOCAL SHARE 65 80% 66.56% 66.50%

466$6,505.55$6,189.33

2.50%54.67%42.83%

408$6,831.44$6,445.88

5.15%53.38%41.47%

525$6,140.20$5,753.27

4.96%50.91%44.13%

1,841$6,281.23$5,966.30

4.15%57.11%38.74%

13,489$6,386.15$6,292.56

2.17%36.00%61.83%

ARGYLEMEMBERSHIP 309 305 309 304COST / MEMBER $6,220.11 $7,152.38 $7,023.05 $7,429 64LESS TRANSPN $5,712.94 $6,616.36 $6,498.51 $6,871.88FEDERAL SHARE 5.25% 4.10% 3.52% 2.99%STATE SHARE 48.72% 37.87% 40.13% 42.63%LOCAL SHARE 46.03% 58.03% 58.35% 54.38%

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ALGOMAMEMBERSHIP 760 769 774 757COST / MEMBER $5,504.17 $5,956.54 $6,025.26 $6,287.22LESS TRANSPN $5,254.31 $5,717.25 $5,767.66 $5,997.92FEDERAL SHARE 3.38% 3.35% 3.61% 3.78%STATE SHARE 44.03% 42.36% 46.35% 50.77%LOCAL SHARE 52.59% 54.29% 50.04% 45.45%

ALMA CENTERMEMBERSHIP 597 589 586 591COST / MEMBER $6,143.23 $6,436.46 $6,433.12 $6,754.73LESS TRANSPN $5,855.02 $6,179.08 $6,139.54 $6,421.91FEDERAL SHARE 6.20% 6.49% 6.52% 5.94%STATE SHARE 63.12% 62.57% 64.53% 62.96%LOCAL SHARE 30.68% 30.94% 28.95% 31.10%

ALTOONAMEMBERSHIP 1,183 1,239 1,273 1,330COST / MEMBER $5,880.04 $6,090.45 $6,381.08 $6,531.94LESS TRANSPN $5,759.68 $5,911 88 $6.207.46 $6,383.85FEDERAL SHARE 2.66% 2./.5% 2.44% 2.21%STATE SHARE 60.01% 59.26% 61.75% 64.86%LOCAL SHARE 37.33% 38.29% 35.81% 32.93%

ANTIGOMEMBERSHIP 3,108 3,117 3,120 3,184COST / MEMBER $6,030.74 $6,496.59 $7,019.71 $7,105.38LESS TRANSPN $5,651.19 $6,094.90 $6,609.19 $6,683.71FEDERAL SHARE 6.30% 6.61% 6.17% 6.33%STATE SHARE 52.26% 55.02% 54.85% 57.56%LOCAL SHARE 41.44% 38.37% 38.98% 36.11%

ARCADIAMEMBERSHIP 727 747 792 802COST / MEMBER $6,918.37 $7,209.90 $6,676.70 $7,547.05LESS TRANSPN $6,492.91 $6,801 64 $6,285.68 $7,124.80FEDERAL SHARE 4.18% 3.88% 3.54% 2.99%STATE SHARE 31.80% 33.55% 33.16% 42.75%LOCAL SHARE 64.02% 62.57% 58.20% 54.26%

ARROWHEAD UHSMEMBERSHIP 1,496 1,599 1,672 1,719COST / MEMBER $6,391.30 $6,629.80 $6,906.67 $7,368.19LESS TRANSPN $6,169.13 $6,406.12 $6,677.75 $7,112.38FEDERAL SHARE 0.68% 0.53% 0.53% 0.29%STATE SHARE 20.89% 14.47% 13.83% 18.48%LOCAL SHARE 78.43% 85.00% 85.64% 81.23%

1991-92ACTUAL

1992-93ACTUAL

1993-94 1994-95ACTUAL BUDGET

ASHLANDMEMBERSHIP 2,202 2,292 2,315 2,317

COST / MEMBER $6,080.65 $6,391.36 $6,670.04 $6,987.50

LESS TRANSPN $5,744.62 $6,048.93 $6,320.87 $6,621.21

FEDERAL SHARE 7.21% 7.39% 7.43% 7.60%

STATE SHARE 56.59% 56.'9% 58.97% 61.61%

LOCAL SHARE 36.20% 36. % 33.60% 30.79%

ATHENSMEMBERSHIP 478 489 491 520

COST / MEMBER $6,997.75 $7,124.36 $7,205.08 $7,224.35

LESS TRANSPN $6,331.93 $6,499.32 $6,617.61 $6,638.32

FEDERAL SHARE 5.03% 5.14% 5.33% 4.92%

STATE SHARE 50.03% 49.53% 49.84% 52.17%

LOCAL SHARE 44.94% 45.33% 44.85% 42.91%

AUGUSTAMEMBERSHIP 703 722 735 728

COST / MEMBER $6,023.60 $6,194.15 $6,413.55 $6,745.66

LESS TRANSPN $5,603.56 $5,769.34 $6,064.67 $6,377.18

FEDERAL SHARE 6.12% 6.51% 7.91% 8.28%

STATE SHARE 55.47% 59.35% 58.84% 59.67%

LOCAL SHARE 38.41% 34.14% 33.25% 32.05%

BANGORMEMBERSHIP 560 551 579 569

COST / MEMBER $5,873.40 $6,315.21 $6,195.96 $6,694.14

LESS TRANSPN $5,530.86 $6,029.80 $5,848.80 $6,327.38

FEDERAL SHARE 4.09% 3.98% 3.73% 4.12%

STATE SHARE 55.34% 53.42% 52.50% 56.95%

LOCAL SHARE 40.57% 42.60% 43.71% 38.93%

BARNEVELDMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BAYFIELDMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

340 350$5,435.03 $6,979.79$6,148.71 $6,714.69

2.99% 2.50%44.03% 44.69%52.93% 52.81%

478 495$7,962 78 $8,385.65$7,512.20 $7,934.43

24.26% 21.97%26.87% 23.17%48.87% 54 86%

HEECHER-DUNBAR-PEMY1INEMEMBERSHIP 300COST / MEMBER $7,971.19LESS TRANSPN ,7,634.66FEDERAL SHARE 3.43%STATE SHARE 27.33%LOCAL SHARE 68.74%

325$8,223.24$7,750 55

3.03%20.60%76.37%

353 381

$7,967.81 $7,339.21$7,825.18 $7,069.16

2.67% 3.88%42.62% 46.07%54.71% 50.05%

503 517$8,517.98 $8,653.85$8,074.48 $8,155.34

21.36% 20.50%24.27% 28.63%54.37% 50.87%

332 351$8,221.64 $8,298.46$7,839.23 $7,862.24

3.93% 3.84%28.78% 33.54%67.29% 62.62%

1991-92ACTUAL

1992-93ACTUAL


ASHWAUBENONMEMBERSHIP 3,005 3,060 3,067 3,078

COST / MEMBER $5,751.82 $6,171.85 $6,251.67 $6,723.77

LESS TRANSPN $5,644.58 $6,052.21 $6,133.33 $6,598.36

FEDERAL SHARE 2.11% 2.00% 1.95% 1.99%

STATE SHARE 31.77% 20.34% 19.19% 22.46%

LOCAL SHARE 66.12% 77.66% 78.86% 75.55%

AUBURNDALEMEMBERSHIP 887 903 894 892

COST / MEMBER $5,271.11 $5,304.54 $5,544.67 $5,961.74

LESS TRANSPN $4,876.96 $4,911.62 $5,167.12 $5,568.30

FEDERAL SHARE 4.34% 4.46% 3.61% 3.53%

STATE SHARE 58.84% 61.67% 59.98% 60.22%

LOCAL SHARE 36.82% 33.87% 36.41% 36.20%

BALDWIN-WOODVILLE AREAMEMBERSHIP 1,191 1,235 1,264 1,277

COST / MEMBER $5,937.13 $6,286.86 $6,507.75 $6,800.17

LESS TRANSPN $5,697.45 $6,016.69 $6,238.78 $6,527.42

FEDERAL SHARE 2.58% 2.50% 2.67% 2.49%

STATE SHARE 52.43% 49.57% 52.94% 56.27%

LOCAL SHARE 44.99% 47.93% 44.39% 41.24%

BARABOOMEMBERSHIP 2,591 2,657 2,696 2,809

COST / MEMBER $5,405.61 $5,859.10 $6,220.33 $6,415.29

LESS TRANSPN $5,152.87 $5,588.51 $5,944.73 $6,122.54

FEDERAL SHARE 4.23% 4.53% 4.08% 4.15%

STATE SHARE 41.01% 40.86% 41.75% 44.41%

LOCAL SHARE 54.76% 54.61% 54.17% 51.44%

BARRON AREAMEMBERSHIP 1,553 1,651 1,655 1,646

COST / MEMBER $5,629.42 $5,788.25 $5,909.29 $6,358.25

LESS TRANSPN $5,351.34 $5,522.73 $5,633.90 $6,054.90

FEDERAL SHARE 3.61% 4.07% 3.44% 2.90%

STATE SHARE 56.39% 54.20% 60.49% 61.36%

LOCAL SHARE 40.00% 41.73% 36.07% 35.74%

SEAVER DAMMEMBERSHIP 3,066 3,143 3,181 3,256

COST / MEMBER $6,321.43 $6,360.36 $6,559.90 $6,930.97

1ESS TRANSPN $6,100 58 $6,162.99 $6,370.56 $6,728.36

EDERAL SHARE 3.39% 3.67% 3.83% 2.72%

..JATE SHARE 41.09% 43.70% 43.58% 44.90%

LOCAL SHARE 55.52% 52.63% 52.59% 52.28%

BELLEVILLEMEMBERSHIP 610 629 680

708

COST / MEMBER $7,125.85 $7,324.76 $"/.026.92 $7.431.66

LESS TRANSPN $6,827.22 $7,096.77 $6,723.68 $7,183.50

FEDERAL SHARE 2.38% 2.68% 2.52% 2.58%

STATE SHARE 38.38% 40.35% 42,18% 43.81%

LOCAL SHARE 59.24% 56.97% 55.30% 53.61%27

1991-92ACTUAL

1392-93ACTUAL

1993-94ACTUAL

1994-95BUDGET

BELMONT COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIP 435 441 431 422COST / MEMBER $5,822.70 $5,991.16 $6,245.27 $6,494.95LESS TRANSPN $5,622.65 $5,869.78 $6,002.43 $8,168.82FEDERAL SHARE 3.92% 3.94% 3.59% 2.72%STATE SHARE 44.09% 40.74% 44.58% 48.07%LOCAL SHARE 51.99% 55.32% 51.83% 49.21%

BELOIT TURNERMEMBERSHIP 963 966 1,020 1,056COST / MEMBER $6,551.47 $6,933.88 $6,961.09 $7,112.29LESS TRANSPN $6,230.93 $6,674.42 $6,684.98 $6,835.20FEDERAL SHARE 2.74% 2.42% 2.27% 2.46%STATE SHARE 48.17% 46.14% 45.79% 50.30%LOCAL SHARE 49.09% 51.44% 51.94% 47.24%

BERLIN AREAMEMBERSHIP 1,647 1,714 1,789 1,786COST / MEMBER $4,861.89 $5,057.38 $5,130.66 $5,964.34LESS TRANSPN $4,540.49 $4,745.89 $4,841.04 $5,639.44FEDERAL SHARE 3.87% 3.63% 4.50% 4.19%STATE SHARE 48.64% 49.01% 51.81% 49.95%LOCAL SHARE 47.69% 47.36% 43.69% 45.86%

BIRCHWOODMEMBERSHIP 297 310 324 323COST / MEMBER $6,618.48 $7,093.62 $7,111.72 $7,676.87LESS TRANSPN $6.282.92 $6,803.04 $6,805.29 $7,330.02FEDERAL SHARE 4.02% 4.59% 3.55% 2.78%STATE SHARE 9.77% 14.80% 14.39% 21.04%LOCAL SHARE 86.21% 80.61% 81.56% 76.18%

BLACK RIVER FALLSMEMBERSHIP 1.786COST / MEMBER $5,812.94LESS TRANSPN $5,521.67FEDERAL SHARE 6.64%STATE SHARE 48.97%LOCAL SHARE 44.39%

BLOOMERMEMBERSHIP 1,140COST / MEMBER $6,164.71LESS TRANSPN $5,809.03FEDERAL SHARE 2.52%STATE SHARE 52.62%LOCAL SHARE 44.86%

1,833 1,840 1,892$5,824.40 $6,091.66 $6,443.48$5,515.90 $5,789.93 $6,094.52

7.68% 7.46% 8.03%49.54% 51.11% 52.10%42.78% 41.43% 39.87%

1,150 1,141 1,175$0,467.32 $6,757.57 $6,753.77$6,125.65 $5,377.28 $6,369.88

2 88% 3.04% 2.53%53.53% 54.90% 58.62%43.55% 42.06% 38.85%

BONDUELMEMBERSHIP 736 811 855 852COST i MEMBER $6.182.45 $6,289.27 $3,297.82 $6,602.19LESS TRANSPN $5,730.11 $5,859.90 $5,824.17 $6,142.34EEDERAL SHARE 3.337 3.387, 3.41% 3.28%S1ATE SHARE 37.67% 37.04% 38.75% 45.43%LOCAL SHARE 59.00% 59.58% 57.847 51.29%

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BELOITMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BENTONMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BIG FOOT UHSMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BLACK HAWKMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

1991-92ACTUAL

1992-93ACTUAL

1993-94ACTUAL

1994-95BUDGET

6,783 6,760 6,770 6,881$6,307.78 $6,954.63 $7,364.98 $7,758.73$6,150.75 $6,784.75 $7,190.78 $7,580.97

5.70% 5.77% 6.01% 6.35%60.11% 80.71% 60.76% 63.38%34.19% 33.52% 33.23% 30.27%

336 329$6,526.85 $6,870.30$6,243.74 $6,554.20

3.46% 2.73%64.91% 64.34%31.63% 32.93%

327 335$7,050.35 $6,936.67$6,703.36 $6,566.52

2.70% 2.62%65.83% 89.13%31.47% 28.25%

378 393 427 444$7,640.88 $8,523.87 $8,254.78 $8,445.82$7,200.96 $8,090.45 $7,870.12 $8,045.18

1.62% 1.86% 0.69% 0.31%2.97% 2.40% 2.95% 2.60%

95.41% 95.74% 96.38% 97.09%

653 676$6,035.36 $6,169.49$5,737.76 $5,375.38

4.58% 3.88%51.18% 52.53%44.24% 43.59%

BLAIR-TAYLORMEMBERSHIP 736 738COST / MEMBER $6,000.58 $6,653.95LESS TRANSPN $5,656.27 $6,284.57FEDERAL SHARE 5.55% 5.67%STATE SHARE 57.61% 54.05%LOCAL SHARE 36.84% 40.28%

BLOOMINGTONMEMBERSHIP 279 301COST / MEMBER $7,706.41 $7,519.78LESS TRANSPN $7,006.21 $6,845.34FEDERAL SHARE 4.87% 4.43%STATE SHARE 32.24% 32.64%LOCAL SHARE 62.89% 62.93%

BOSCOBEL AREAMEMBERSHIP 1,001 1,023COST / MEMBER $5,909.14 $6,247.76LESS TRANSPN $5,593.45 $5,901.46FEDERAL SHARE 4.95% 4.99%STATE SHARE 65.13% 59.91%LOCAL SHARE 29.92% 35.10%

869 693$6,858.49 $7,103.45$6,532.16 $6,797.82

2.80% 3.56%51.77% 54.70%45.43% 41.74%

764 765$6,005.06 $6,510.27$5,632.92 $6,134.96

5.54% 4.66%62.80% 57.90%31.66% 37.44%

300 302$7,693.37 $7,800.13$6,980.71 $7,072.57

4.00% 3.47%39.07% 43.80%56.93% 52.73%

1,003 999$6,493.65 $6.616.23$6,194.65 $6,349.78

4.80% 4.65%63.12% 65.61%32.08% 29.74%

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BOULDER JUNCTION JIMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $8LESS TRANSPN $7FEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

1991-92 1992-93ACTUAL ACTUAL

234 230.493.02 $9,791.33,910.04 $8,962.534.10% 3.82%7.80% 6.68%88.10% 89.50%

BOYCEVILLE COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIP 933 946COST / MEMBER $6,137.63 $6,363.21LESS TRANSPN $5,781.93 $5,954.37FEDERAL SHARE 4.12% 4.30%STATE SHARE 65.64% 64.79%LOCAL SHARE 30.24% 30.91%

BRILLIONMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $5LESS TRANSPN $5FEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BRODHEADMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $5LESS TRANSPN $5FEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BRUCEMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $5LESS TRANSPN $5FEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BUTTERNUTMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $5LESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE


245 251$9,521.30 $10,203.80$8,709.05 $9,450.82

4.02% 4.29%8.46% 9.12%87.52% 86.59%

944 975$6,886.31 $6,892.83$6,516.64 $6,529.26

4.24% 4.43%64.05% 67.73%31.71% 27.84%

767 769 792 836

,344.06 $6,041.40 $6,034.51 $6,082.46

.078.84 $5,739.03 $5,767.62 $5,791.983.16% 3.27% 2.71% 2.35%35.92% 35.64% 40.38% 45.64%

60.92% 61.0' 56.91% 52.01%

CAMBRIA-FRIESLANDMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $6LESS TRANSPN $6FEDERAL SHARLSTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

1,086 1.139 1,170 1,164

,784.31 $6,033.93 $6,188.92 $6,935.99,543.98 $5,788.46 $5,932.99 $6,676.893.81% 3.85% 3.49% 3.22%54.73% 52.85% 56.00% 54.65%

41.46% 43.30% 40.51% 42.13%

731 784 771 751

,048 70 $6,545.22 $6.568.91 $6,959.12,760.24 $6,253.87 $6,162.30 $6,600.323.96% 4.06% 4.70% 4.58%

52.60% 52.39% 58.63% 65.08%43.44% 43.55% 36.67% 30.24%

336 315 257 298

.456.13 $6,152.63 $6,460.27 $7,016.03,057 09 55,745.83 56,025.64 56,559.714.17% 3.91% 3.46% 3.47%63.82% 63.967 66.14% 60.35%32.01% 32 13% 30.40% 26.18%

490 507 501 484

530.42 $6,514.94 $6,960.94 $7,249.05

,262.48 $6,315.45 $6,630.72 $6,993.224 137, 3.85% 3.53% 3.66%

52.49% 49.15% 50.36% 53.22%

43.38% 47.00% 46.11% 43 12%

78

BOWLERMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBER $6LESS TRANSPN $6FEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BRIGHTON #1MEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BRISTOL #1MEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BROWN DEERMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

BURLINGTON AREAMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

CADOTT COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIP

/ MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

CAMBRIDGEMEMBERSHIPCOST / MEMBERLESS TRANSPNFEDERAL SHARESTATE SHARELOCAL SHARE

1991-92 1992-93ACTUAL ACTUAL


522 551 555 585,501.48 $6,773.44 $7,085.02 $7,037.19,110.43 $6,403.25 $6,708.83 $6,660.3520.86% 18.16% 18.55% 15.47%56.17% 55.55% 58.20% 63.98%22.97% 26.29% 23.25% 20.55%

142 138 151 152

$6,033.88 $6,784.03 $6,295.43 $6,524.13$5,615.01 $6,321.86 $5,887.57 $6,078.74

3.24% 2.79% 1.42% 0.71%26.67% 22.11% 20.50% 17.65%70.09% 75.10% 78.08% 81.64%

410 413 426 448

$5,332.67 $5,905.96 $5,714.29 $6,723.25

$5,054.89 $5,614.49 $5,433.48 $6,413.992.16% 2.09% 2.23% 1.47%7.91% 6.66% 6.53% 4.91%89.93% 91.25% 91.24% 93.62%

1,523$8,819.14 $8,$8,545.68 $8,

1.22%16.63%82.15%

3,100$5,010.73 $5.$4,773.18 $5,

2.53%27.87%69.60%

1,015$5,260.77 $5,$5,026.05 $5,

4.44%63.91%31.65%

920$6,371.31 $6,$6,067.86 $6,

2.82%43.53%53.65%

1,591 1,560 1,553796.24 $9,271.08 $9,434.95495.36 $8,960.03 $9,102.691.38% 1.31% 1.06%14.67% 15.03% 15.40%83.95% 83.66% 83.54%

3,183 3,298 3,337268.00 $5,410.91 $5,645.31028.75 $5,167.24 $5,394.842.63% 2.19% 2.10%24.04% 21.15%

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