Sarasota, Duval, St. Johns, Monroe & Hillsborough

All 67 Florida districts shown for context, 2009–2024, with imputation · source: School Finance Indicators Database (SFID), Albert Shanker Institute & Rutgers GSE · toggle between a national-average comparison and a Massachusetts-average comparison · search below to highlight additional districts

Bubble chart plotting each Florida school district's outcome index against its spending as a percent of estimated adequate cost, with a year selector from 2009 to 2024, a toggle between comparing outcomes to the national average and comparing outcomes to the Massachusetts average, and bubble size showing enrollment. Missing values have been interpolated where a district has valid data both before and after the gap; interpolated points are marked with a dashed border. Selected districts are highlighted in distinct colors.

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Year 2024

67 Florida districts · showing 2024 · bubble size = enrollment

Scatter of Florida school districts by year: x-axis is spending as a percent of adequate cost, y-axis is outcome index distance from either the national average or the Massachusetts average, bubble size is enrollment. Districts with a dashed border have at least one interpolated value that year.
Enrollment dashed border = interpolated value

National average: % Adequacy = current spending per pupil / predicted cost of national-average outcomes. Y-axis = each district's outcome index minus the unweighted national average outcome index that year (across all US districts). Missing values were linearly interpolated only where a district had valid values both before and after the gap; values missing at the start or end of a district's series were not imputed. Each selected district gets its own color, matched to its chip below.