Superintendent Salaries

02/07/2018

This amount is calculated by averaging the salaries of all full-time superintendents from the 2017-18 school year.

2017-2018 Superintendent Salaries

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2018 Budget

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This is the amount of money the state gives to public education. It is nearly half of all state expenditures.

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2018 Budget Breakdown

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This is the total budget of Idaho and how the money was allocated in fiscal year 2017-18.

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100% Graduation Rates

Jennifer Swindell 02/07/2018

These districts and charters graduated all of their seniors. Most of these districts and charters have enrollments of less than 30 high school seniors.

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Total Absences

Jennifer Swindell 02/07/2018

This is the average number of students who were absent each day during the 2017-18 school year. The data was pulled from the State Department of Education website and calculated by subtracting Average Daily Attendance (ADA) from total enrollment.

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Top Average Teacher Salaries

Jennifer Swindell 02/07/2018

The average teacher salaries are calculated by dividing the total instructional salaries by the number of teachers from each school district for the 2017-18 school year. The data is submitted by school districts and was pulled from the State Department of Education website.

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