http://www.techinsider.io/the-13-most-innovative-schools-in-the-world-2015-9
http://www.techinsider.io/the-13-most-innovative-schools-in-the-world-2015-9
http://tinyurl.com/bigpicturecharter
There are currently 53 Big Picture Learning schools in the USA.
In West Coast there are 13 Big Picture Learning schools
In the Northeast there are 19 Big Picture Learning schools
In the Southeast there is one Big Picture Learning school.
The average per student in the West Coast ranges from 11,000 in Los Angeles to 12,000 in Seattle, WA.
The average per student in the Northeast ranges from 11,000 in Pennsylvania to over $20,000 in New York
Source of the Graph (showing large districts, all with more than 10,000 per student expenditures)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/05/23/the-dramatic-inequality-of-public-school-spending-in-america/
There are no Big Picture schools in Florida, Texas and Utah, where per-student outlays are below $8,000.
See the following quote from the Washington Post article:
Where are Big Picture Learning Schools?
By Region
Pacific Coast 13 schools
A search of “ranking of per student spending in high school in USA state by state comparisons” reveals the following trends:
http://www.techinsider.io/the-13-most-innovative-schools-in-the-world-2015-9
http://tinyurl.com/bigpicturecharter
There are currently 53 Big Picture Learning schools in the USA.
In West Coast there are 13 Big Picture Learning schools
In the Northeast there are 19 Big Picture Learning schools
In the Southeast there is one Big Picture Learning school.
The average per student in the West Coast ranges from 11,000 in Los Angeles to 12,000 in Seattle, WA.
The average per student in the Northeast ranges from 11,000 in Pennsylvania to over $20,000 in New York
Source of the Graph (showing large districts, all with more than 10,000 per student expenditures)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/05/23/the-dramatic-inequality-of-public-school-spending-in-america/
There are no Big Picture schools in Florida, Texas and Utah, where per-student outlays are below $8,000.
See the following quote from the Washington Post article:
Where are Big Picture Learning Schools?
By Region
Pacific Coast 13 schools
California
Washington
Rocky Mountains 5 schools
Colorado
Idaho
Oklahoma
Midwest 3 schools
Indiana
Minnesota
Nevada
Southeast 1 school
Tennessee
Northeast 19 schools
Connecticut
Delaware
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
There appear to be other factors that combine with per-student expenditures to allow us to predict whether or not a state has a Big Picture Learning school. Proximity to a state that has a big Picture School (Tennessee is near Indiana)
Per-student expenditures does not tell the entire story about revenue that charter schools receive. Although Florida is listed as $9,223, the number that charters schools received in 2015 is closer to $5,500, with 10% given to the local district to cover “supervision” and evaluation of the school’s programs.
A search of “ranking of per student spending in high school in USA state by state comparisons” reveals the following trends:
- If your state is near a state with a Big Picture School, your state is more likely to have a Big Picture Learning school.
- If your state’s per-student expenditure in charter schools is above $9,000, then there is enough funding to support a Big Picture Learning school.
Based on these two assumptions, we can expect North Carolina and perhaps Virginia or West Virginia to have a Big Picture School before Mississippi or Florida.
Why has the Big Picture Learning model blossomed in two regions (Northeast and Pacific Coast)? Why does the Southeast have only one Big Picture school?
Let’s look at the correlation between "per student spending" and "does that state have a Big Picture Learning School"?
References
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Education Spending Per Student by State - Governing
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National Education Association
2015's States with the Best and Worst School Systems ...
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-the-best-schools/5335/
Here's how much each state spends on public school students
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../heres-how-much-...
May 23, 2014 - (This map shows you how much teachers are paid state by state.) In addition, as Emily notes in her post, spending alone doesn't determine the quality of ...Nationwide, an average of $10,608 was spent per student in 2012. .... In treatment of professor, Wheaton shows split among US Evangelicals (+video).
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Additional Sources http://tinyurl.com/bigpicturecharter
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