How much does the average public school in missouri spend per pupil?
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um rephrase then repost
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School fees could be for special supplies such as photography materials, science labs, workbooks, etc.  They may also have a "pay-to-play" policy, which seems more and more common these days.\n\nJust give the school a call to find out for sure.  They could probably even give you an estimate of how much fees typically run.  (419) 289-7968\n\nFYI, my dad lives in Ashland.  There are NO JOBS there!  Most of the factories have closed or are closing soon.  But the town itself seems to be growing.  Of course, if you are in a white-collar profession, the lack of jobs may not affect you that much.
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It totally depends on the state you live in and what type of school it is. The two highest paying states are Cali and NY. Public schools usually range starting anywhere from 34,000 to 38,000. However, private schools  pay the less(anywhere you live). I know some teachers who only make 24,000 a year!  I believe that the South pays the lowest for teachers, however I know the cost of living is lower too. \nIt is a hard question to answer. It depends on location, and what type of school it is.
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The average cost of a child in New Jeresey is about $69.
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hey supppppp\ni m sorry but if you r in high school, (public schools rock), because in private high schools they actually dont hav that much activities and public schools they hav lots of money to spend on u. I m happy that i m gettin out of private high school cuz i no it sucks. k bye g2g n please dont feel offended!
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As of about 30 seconds ago, about $241,160,000,000 has been spent based on estimates from congressional appropriations. The population of the United States currently is about 298,116,000. Therefore, the cost per capita is $808.95.
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The Student and Teachers version is around $139 or so, however, you can get OpenOffice for free and it is essentially the same thing. \n\nDownload it here: http://www.openoffice.org
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about $400 dollars a month for grades pre k- 2 and $500 a month for the rest
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Fill out the Fasha online.  That will tell you how much government money is available to you.   Then go to your high school guidance counselor and ask for more suggestions.
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Your local Division of Family Services has a WHOLE list of them.\n\nOne of which is Section 8 housing and i$ based on a sliding scale according to your income...or at least that's the way it is here in Missouri.
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They generally run 30-40k/year now.  It'll get more expensive each year.\n\nHere's a sample breakdown.\n\nEstimated Student Expense Budget \n2006-2007 Academic Year \nTUITION, REQUIRED FEES, HEALTH INSURANCE, AND BOOKS \n      \n*Tuition (M.Div, M.T.S., M.C.M. degrees) \n($1870.00 per course - 8 courses) $ 14,960.00  \n    *M.Div / M.S.W. tuition rate equal to $18,700 per year\n    *Th.M. tuition rate equal to $16,000 per year\n    *Th.D. tuition rate equal to $23,500 per year\n     \n\nStudent Health Fee (required fee)  $ 524.00  \nTranscript Fee (required fee) $ 40.00  \nStudent Life Ministry Dues (required fee) $ 76.00  \nRecreational Facilities Fee (required fee) $ 60.00  \n**Insurance (Optional, though must show proof of existing coverage) $ 1,589.00  \nBooks & Supplies  $ 1,060.00  \nTOTAL $ 18,309.00  \n* Tuition rates are estimated and subject to change\n** Approved 2005-2006 rates. Family coverage available for an additional $3392.00 for a total of $4981.00.\n \n  \nLIVING EXPENSES \n      \nRoom ($515.00 per month) $ 4,635.00  \nFood ($412.00 per month) $ 3,708.00  \nTransportation $ 1,100.00  \nMiscellaneous $ 2620.00  \nOrigination Fees $ -  \nCommuting Allowance $ 0.00  \nChild Care Allowance $ 0.00  \nDocumented Medical Expenses $ 0.00  \nTOTAL $ 12,063.00  \n      \n      \nTUITION, FEES, AND BOOKS $ $18,309.00  \nLIVING EXPENSES $ $12,063.00  \nTOTAL $ $30,372.00
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Cost to jail one person for one year.\n\n$35,000\n\ncost to school one child for one year..\n\n$10,000\n\nits a wonder that we just make better schools so there would be far less crime and thus, less need for jails.
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It varies widely by school system and locality. The main cost for a school system is teacher salary, and if the administration can get away with huge classes, they will.  I know someone who regularly has classes of 40, while where I live they range from 18-30, depending on what else is offered that class period.  Some classes (choir, band, orchestra) tend to be very large while others (advanced physics, calculus) tend to be much smaller.  The class size average that schools report is specious, because they divide the number of students by certified staff, which can often include counselors and the nurse (and possibily the administration)!  The librarian is definately included! So class size will always look smaller on any published report than it does when you look into classes.
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This was Answered by Teachers on Oprah.. The schools get paid per student. It doesn't cover much (free lunches, overcrowding, more teachers) but the biggies in the school system gets the money to spend how they see fit. They do know who is Illegal by enrollment forms. The schools have many issues but the biggies do not want to give up that money now. \n In the beginning it was not a bad idea. The children benefited and so did the schools. But now because of more programs needed and overcrowding from the mass coming in-and tax payers saying enough-they are in deep you know what. It seems not many looked further down the line.
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The average amount is 2,564 dollars per year as in-state in Iowa. According to the website below. ;)
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Well, I have been doing some rough calculations.  In our area, there is about one per 3000 population, which would put the total in the range of 100K for the nation, but the distribution may be vastly different in different parts of the country, I suppose.  That does not calculate private schools, either.
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The Special School District of St. Louis County, Mo., provides special education services for all St. Louis County students with disabilities from ages 3-21, and technical education at two technical high schools to students - the majority of whom are general education students - in St. Louis County and St. Louis City.\n\nMore than 27,000 students with disabilities receive special education services from SSD, with approximately 95 percent receiving those services in their local school district from an SSD staff member. SSD also annually performs more than 100,000 screenings and evaluations for area students.\n\nTechnical education is offered in more than 30 areas of concentration. Programs at the technical high schools are open to all 10th-12th-grade students from the 23 public school districts in St. Louis County, as well as the St. Louis Public School District. Current enrollment is about 1,800 students. In addition, several satellite programs are in place at business, community and school locations throughout the metropolitan area.\n\nhttp://www.pearsoned.com/pr_2002/053102.htm\n\nHope this helps!\n~Tia~