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California Rankings 2008-09

May 2011


This table compares California with the U.S. average and the top- and bottom-ranking states in a number of key areas: education spending, staffing ratios, teacher salaries, and student demographics.

For data on how California's staffing ratios in specific employee categories compare to the nation as a whole, see Staff-per-Pupil Ratios in California 2008-09.

  U.S. Rankings for California

 
California
Rank in U.S.
California
Average
U.S. Average
Highest
Lowest

Teachers' Salaries (2008-09)

3

$66,995

$54,274

$69,118/New York

$35,070/South Dakota

Public School Expenditures (2007-08) per $1,000 Personal Income in 2008

36

$38

$40

$53/Vermont

$25/District of Columbia

Personal Income per Pupil (2008) Statewide

22

$256,662

$252,592

$514,524/

District of Columbia*

$165,351/

Utah

Expenditures per Pupil (2007-08)

28

$9,706

$10,297

$17,620/New Jersey

$5,978/Utah

 

Note: The numbers in this table are based on fall enrollment data.
* Connecticut is second at $351,431.
† Expenditures per pupil data are from the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES), Common Core of Data, 2007-08.

DATA: National Education Association's Rankings and Estimates, 2009-10 (Pg. 18)

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