Indiana Education Intel

About 13.0% or one in every eight dollars of public school funding, during the 2021–22 school year. As with most schools nationwide, Indiana received more funding from local or state governments than it did from federal sources. The totals differ by district, depending on factors such as student demographics (like poverty levels), availability of state and local revenues, and whether a district is urban, suburban, or rural.

Recent glossy postcards sent by legislators to Hoosier residents doesn't show the full picture on public school funding.

Compare information on all aspects of Public School Finance including revenues, expenditures, percent poverty and other characteristics.