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NEVADA

Nevada published school spending data for the 2017-2018 school year on the Nevada Report Card. Visuals for school, district, and state total per-pupil expenditures are provided, and detailed spending reports across schools and against district and state averages can be generated. Spending details are not broken down by state, local and federal expenditures. However, this site is robust with comparison options with enrollment and outcomes data, as well as the spending data available. Nevada is expected to publish 2018-2019 spending data by spring 2020. Explore Nevada’s spending data below or access the Nevada Report Card website HERE.

WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM THE REPORT CARD ABOUT PER SCHOOL SPENDING

How much does my school spend per student?
Nevada graph of student spending per school
How does my school's spending compare to district and state averages?
Is spending equitable across my district?

OTHER QUESTIONS TO ASK & HOW TO FIND THE ANSWERS

Is my school spending more or less per student compared to other schools with similar demographics?

The Nevada Report Card allows you to compare spending between schools. Student enrollment and demographic information can be accessed to make comparisons.

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

Build a detailed report to view each school’s spending details.

I do not know which schools I want to compare.

Build a detailed report of schools across a district to view enrollment and demographic data and identify comparison schools. Then, build a detailed report to view each comparison school’s spending details.

How does my school’s spending on services compare to schools with similar demographics?

The Nevada Report Card allows you to compare spending between schools across Instruction, Instruction Support, Operations, Leadership, and Total Expenditures. Instruction Support expenditures reflect some services spending, but do not encompass all services spending for Nevada students. Student enrollment and demographic information can be accessed to make comparisons.

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

Build a detailed report to view each comparison school’s spending details.

I do not know which schools I want to compare.

Build a detailed report of schools across a district to view enrollment and demographic data and identify comparison schools. Then, build a detailed report to view each comparison school’s spending details.

How do my school’s outcomes compare with other schools with similar demographics? And how does the spending per student compare at those schools?

The Nevada Report Card allows you to compare outcomes between schools (Graduation Rates, Assessments, and/or Dropout Information) in separate customizable reports. Student enrollment and demographic information can be accessed to make comparisons.

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

Build a report to view each school’s outcomes details under “Assessment,” “Graduation Rates,” and/or “Dropout Information.” Then, build a detailed report to view each comparison school’s spending details.

I do not know which schools I want to compare.

Build a detailed report of schools across a district to view enrollment and demographic data and identify comparison schools. Build a report to view each comparison school’s outcomes details under “Assessment,” “Graduation Rates,” and/or “Dropout Information.” Then, build a detailed report to view each comparison school’s spending details.

How does my school’s spending on services compare to district and state averages?

The Nevada Report Card provides expenditure details for Instruction, Instruction Support, Operations, Leadership, and Total Expenditures. Instruction Support expenditures reflect some services spending, but do not encompass all services spending for Nevada students. You can compare spending across these categories between your school, the district, and the state averages as both dollar amounts and percentage of expenditures.

MORE ABOUT NEVADA

Nevada is continuing to build out its online reporting system in compliance with ESSA. We encourage you to check back for updates. If you have any questions about the data reported by Nevada or feedback on its report card, please complete the survey and communication option provided as you access the Nevada Department of Education’s Nevada Report Card.

View Nevada Report Card