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Nevada2022-01-28T20:29:36+00:00

NEVADA

Nevada published FY 2019-20 school-by-school spending data on the “Nevada Report Card.” Spending data found under the Financial tab includes per-pupil expenditures broken down by federal, state and local dollars, and by personnel and non-personnel costs. Explore Nevada’s spending data below or access the Nevada Report Card website HERE.

See our FY19 spending and outcomes analyses
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WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM THE REPORT CARD ABOUT SCHOOL-BY-SCHOOL SPENDING

Visit your district report card for 2020-21, click on the “Financial” tab and then “Click here to view a more detailed report” to collect state and district per-pupil spending. Then click on your district name and select “Drill to schools” to view per-pupil spending for your school.

Visit your district report card for 2020-21, click on the “Financial” tab and then “Click here to view a more detailed report.” Then click on your district name and select “Drill to schools” to view per-pupil spending for all schools.

Nevada does not provide a detailed breakdown of spending on services.

Nevada does not provide a detailed breakdown of spending on services.

The Nevada Report Card allows you to compare spending between 3 schools.

I know which school(s) I want to compare.

Visit the Per Pupil Spending page, select “Schools” from the dropdown, and then select all desired comparison schools to view spending data.

I do not know which schools I want to compare.

Visit the Demographic Profile page, select the 2019-20 year and “Schools” from the dropdown. Select all schools to generate a report. Then, click on the “Demographic Profile” tab to select desired demographic characteristics and identify comparison schools. Then, visit the Per Pupil Spending page, select “Schools” from the dropdown, and then select all desired comparison schools to view spending data.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, limited outcomes data was collected for school year 2019-20. Visit each school’s report card to gather comparison details on spending, demographics, and any available outcomes data.

Edunomics Lab developed interactive data displays to explore resource equity, how dollars are allocated to schools, and which schools are most able to leverage their money to maximize student outcomes. Explore the analyses here.

If you have any questions about the data reported by Nevada or feedback on its report card, you can complete this survey.