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Federal and State Funding
IN$ITE Reports
About In$ite™
Charts
Rhode Island State Comparative Charts
(Each District)
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Comparative Charts 1a,
1b, 1c and 1d - Each District - Total Per Pupil Expenditures by Five
Major Functions |
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Comparative Charts
2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e and 2f - Each District - % to Total by Major Functions |
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Comparative Charts 3a,
3b, 3c and 3d - Each District - % to Total Expenditures by Six
Educational Program |
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Comparative Charts 4a,
4b, 4c and 4d - Each District - Total Enrollment |
The sets of comparative charts #1 - 4 show
all districts on either 4-page or 6-page charts for various comparative views. Although
all districts are included,
please use great care in drawing any automatic conclusions from the information provided in
these charts. There are many things that influence where and how districts spend their
educational dollars in order to educate and serve the needs of their students. Looking at
information from similar districts (i.e., enrollment level, rural, urban, wealth of
community, etc.) is a better basis for any discussions of comparative information.
Each comparative chart is described below.
| Comparative Charts 1a,
1b, 1c and 1d (Each District) Total Per Pupil Expenditures by Five Major
Functions |
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Displays the expenditures of each school district,
charter and
state operated school.
Bars display the portions of the per pupil
expenditures for each district separated into segments for each major In$ite™ Function
(Instruction, Instructional Support, Operations, Other Commitments, and Leadership).
Instruction per pupil expenditures are displayed in the
Instruction part of each bar.
Total per pupil expenditures are displayed at the right edge of
each district's bar.
The districts are sorted from the highest per pupil
expenditure to the lowest.
| Comparative Charts 2a, 2b,
2c, 2d, 2e and 2f (Each District) - % to Total by Major Functions |
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State Pie Chart (upper left
each page)
Combines the expenditures of all school districts,
charter school and
state operated schools.
Displays the % of total expenditures for each of the
five major In$ite™ functions: Instruction, Instructional Support, Operations, Other
Commitments, and Leadership. This chart is identical to Rhode Island #1
chart.
District Pie Charts
Displays the per pupil expenditure of each school
district and state operated school
Displays the % of total expenditures for each of the
five major In$ite™ functions: Instruction, Instructional Support, Operations, Other
Commitments, and Leadership. This chart is identical to each district's #1
chart.
The districts are sorted from the highest per pupil
expenditure to the lowest.
| Comparative Charts 3a,
3b, 3c and 3d (Each District) % to Total Expenditures by Six Educational
Programs |
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Displays the % of program expenditures of each school
district , charter school and state operated school.
Bars display the % expenditures of each district
separated into segments for each major educational program: General
Education, Special Education, Bilingual/English as Second Language
(ESL), Chapter I/Title I, Vocational Education, and Other Programs.
The General Education % is displayed in the General
Education segment.
The districts are sorted from the largest General
Education % to the smallest.
| Comparative Charts 4a,
4b, 4c and 4d (Each District) Total Enrollment |
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Displays the enrollment figure for each school
district, charter school and each state operated school
The districts are sorted from the largest enrollment
figure to the smallest.
Note: Enrollments are based on the Average
Daily Membership (ADM) of all students in the district for the specific school year.
Membership is the official period of time that each student is enrolled in the school
district. For example, a student enrolled in a full-day program for the entire year is counted as
one. A student enrolled at the mid-point of the year would be counted as 0.5 or . Also, a
half-day kindergarten student enrolled for the full year would be counted as
0.5 or
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Chart and Report Explanations:
State Expenditures
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School-level
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