Across all 50 states, there are different ways in which states allocate K-12 funding to districts. Education Commission of the States has collected information on general funding model structure, base per pupil, special education, English language learner, at-risk, gifted and talented, and small school funding. In addition to identifying which states include mechanisms for base funding and special populations funding, this resource also provides information on how those mechanisms work. For example, how are states identifying at-risk students and making allocations to support them?
Click on a metric below for 50-State Comparisons showing how all states approach K-12 funding. View a specific state’s approach by going to the state profiles page.
50-State Comparisons
Click on the items below to see data for all states.
- Funding mechanism.
- Base amount.
- Special education funding.
- English language learner funding.
- At-risk funding for low-income students.
- Gifted and talented funding.
- Small size or isolated funding adjustment.
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