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The information in the chart below comes from the Vermont Department of
Education, as reported in the Department of Employment & Training's 2002
Economic-Demographic Profiles. "Equalized Pupil" is a calculated
measure as defined in state statute based on Average Daily Membership, and
state-placed students, as weighted by factors such as secondary students,
students in poverty and students for whom English is not the primary language.
"Average Daily Membership" is the average enrollment of pupils who are
legal residents of the district attending public schools, or for whom the
district must reimburse the Commissioner of Education.
The information below comes from the Annual Statistical Report
of Schools, submitted annually by schools to the Vermont Department of
Education. The FY01 statewide average Current Expenditure per Student in
Membership is $9,063. This figure is based on the federal definition of Current
Expense, which incorporates special education and transportation expenditures in
the definition. The student count is calculated by combining the number of
Attendances and Absences for each Public School and dividing by the number of
Session Days the school was officially in session. Students attending less than
full-time are pro-rated into full-time equivalent (FTE) totals.
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Page last updated October 18, 2002
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