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发帖数: 937 | 1 还是东部有钱。美国最富的10个学区，9个在NewYork周围。
30万贫困线的湾区居然一个都没进前十。
http://www.rr.com/finance/finance/article/rr/57120512/69526874/
The Richest School Districts in America
10) Darien School District, Conn.
> Median household income: $175,766
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 52.5%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 1.4%
> Expenditure per student: $18,047
> Pct. local funding: 86%
With a median income of $177,766, the Darien School District is one of the
wealthiest in the country. According to an estimate from the Darien Assessor
’s Office, home buyers can expect to pay approximately $15,000 per year in
property taxes. According to the NCES, 86% of school funding comes from
property taxes and other local revenue sources. This allows the district to
spend $18,047 per student, which is more than $7,000 more than the national
average. The district’s students regularly perform well on state exams. On
the 2008-2009 Connecticut Academic Performance Tests, close to 100% of 10th-
grade students from the district demonstrated proficiency in reading and
writing, while the average Connecticut school had 80% to 90% proficiency. U.
S. News ranked the district’s high school seventh in the state of
Connecticut.
9) Bronxville Union Free School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $178,465
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 55.6%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 1.8%
> Expenditure per student: $27,980
> Pct. local funding: 84%
Not only is median household income in Bronxville an impressive $178,465,
but over half of all households earn more than $200,000 a year. The average
homeowner pays $43,000 in property taxes each year, which the district uses
to fund 84% of the school budget. This year, Newsweek ranked Bronxville High
School as the fourth-best public high school in the Northeast, due in part
to the school’s 100% graduation and college matriculation rates.
8) New Canaan School District, Conn.
> Median household income: $179,338
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 54.5%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 0.7%
> Expenditure per student: $18,915
> Pct. local funding: 87%
The New Canaan School District has five schools with a total enrollment of 4
,136. The median home sales price in New Canaan has remained above $1
million since 2009, with property taxes of $14,682 to match. Nearly 100% of
the students in the district have achieved at least a proficient level on
the Connecticut Academic Performance Test administered to grades 3 through
10. Because of its ample funds, the school district offers a variety of
classes not available at most schools, including computer science and
journalism. New Canaan is ranked as the 15th-best school in Connecticut by U
.S. News.
7) Edgemont Union Free School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $180,042
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 50.2%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 2.2%
> Expenditure per student: $21,825
> Pct. local funding: 81%
In Edgemont Union Free School District, more than half of all households
earn $200,000 a year or more. Accordingly, residents in Scarsdale, in which
the school district is located, pay quite a bit in property taxes — $31,000
a year on average. These high taxes result in the district spending $21,825
on each student — more than double the national average. Edgemont is
considered one of the best school districts in the nation. The district’s
high school, Edgemont Junior Senior High School, was rated 142nd best in
Newsweek’s list of the nation’s 1,000 best high schools, as well as 19th
on U.S. News’ list of the best high schools in New York.
6) Byram Hills Central School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $180,850
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 47.9%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 1.2%
> Expenditure per student: $24,727
> Pct. local funding: 89%
Byram Hills School District in Armonk, N.Y., services 2,745 students from
the towns of Armonk, Bedford, Pleasantville and Chappaqua with two
elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. More than 81% of
households within the Byram Hills School District earn more than $100,000
annually, compared to just 26.4% nationwide. Homes are very expensive in the
region, with a median home value of over $1 million. A whopping 89% of
property taxes in the region go to the school district’s budget. This
district has managed to earn a number of awards, including the Blue Ribbon
School Award for outstanding performance on state tests. In addition, a
large percentage of Byram Hills High School students have been recognized by
the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for their high PSAT scores.
5) Briarcliff Manor Union Free School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $183,148
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 55.6%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 3.3%
> Expenditure per student: $27,938
> Pct. local funding: 82%
In the Briarcliff Manor Union Free School District, 55.6% of households earn
more than $200,000. The median income of the district’s residents is $183,
148 — more than three times the 2010 national median of $51,914. From the
large property taxes in the region as well as other forms of local funding,
the district is able to generate enough revenue from residents to spend as
much as $27,938 per student. Briarcliff High School students significantly
outperformed statewide averages on New York State Assessment tests. For all
10 sections of the tests, almost 100% of Briarcliff students recorded
passing grades.
4) Chappaqua Central School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $198,382
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 55.7%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 0.2%
> Expenditure per student: $24,705
> Pct. local funding: 84%
The Chappaqua Central School District in Westchester, N.Y., is regularly
listed as one of the best school districts in the country. Chappaqua’s only
public high school, Horace Greeley, is currently ranked the 14th-best high
school in New York State by U.S. News, based on state test proficiency and
college-readiness. The enormous $110 million budget — more than $24,705 per
student — is 84% funded by Chappaqua residents’ taxes. The median home
value in Chappaqua is $929,700 and the average property taxes are $23,500,
according to the New Castle assessor’s office. More than 78% of adults in
Chappaqua hold a bachelor’s degree, which is more than three times the
national average.
3) Riverdale School District, Ore.
> Median household income: $199,167
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 59.8%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 1.9%
> Expenditure per student: $16,807
> Pct. local funding: 76%
The only school district outside Westchester County, N.Y., or Fairfield
County, Conn, among the 10 wealthiest districts is Riverdale School District
, where the median household earns almost $200,000 a year. With a median
home value exceeding $1 million, the district is able to collect property
taxes as needed to fund its educational initiatives. Though the district
spends less per student than any of its East Coast counterparts, this has
not limited educational success. Roughly 80% of 10th grade students met or
exceeded state standards for math and more than 90% met or exceeded
standards for reading. In both cases, Riverdale High School students far
exceeded state averages for the Oregon Assessment of Knowledge and Skills
tests.
2) Weston School District, Conn.
> Median household income: $209,630
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 59.3%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 0.8%
> Expenditure per student: $20,718
> Pct. local funding: 90%
Weston School District serves 2,550 students, primarily from households that
earn some of the highest incomes in the country. According to the region’s
assessor’s office, median property taxes paid per household are roughly $
18,000. Weston spends $20,718 per pupil each year, almost 100% more per
pupil than the national average of $10,591, placing the district in the 97th
percentile in national spending. U.S. News ranks Weston High School as the
fourth best high school in Connecticut.
1) Scarsdale Union Free School District, N.Y.
> Median household income: $238,000
> Pct. households earning $200,000+: 64.3%
> Pct. households earning less than $10,000: 0%
> Expenditure per student: $26,742
> Pct. local funding: 89%
With a median income of $238,000, the Scarsdale Union Free School District
tops 24/7 Wall St.’s list of the wealthiest school districts in the country
. In the district, just 35.7% of households earn less $200,000 a year.
Because Scarsdale collects an average property tax of approximately $31,000,
the district is able to spend a lot on education. Scarsdale provides 89% of
funding for its own schools and spends $26,742 per student. The district’s
schools are also among the best in the country. About 90% of eighth-grade
students at Scarsdale Middle School meet or exceed NYSA’s standards, while
in each subsection of the NYSA high school tests at least 90% of Scarsdale
High School students had passing grades. | f****a
发帖数: 4708 | 2 你是不知道还是真傻？
加州现在的每个学生的教育经费是统一交到州里，然后按学生人头平均分下来。
当年prop13争辩的时候，有一个trade off就是
如果prop tax里教育税要州里归公的话，那prop tax就有2%的年增上限。
加州富人区的想法是通过其他方式直接帮助学校，如果州政府要均富的话。
如果要取消prop 13的话，这个教育税得退回到县市一级。
然后你再看好区的学生的开销吧。
to hell 加州共产政府！ | f******g
发帖数: 247 | 3 最富是指household income，不是学校经费，看贴要仔细。 | h*****s
发帖数: 821 | 4 对，这个prop13，越想越气，我一年property tax 能顶上十几个我邻居们交的总和了
。太不公平了。
【在 f****a 的大作中提到】
: 你是不知道还是真傻？
: 加州现在的每个学生的教育经费是统一交到州里，然后按学生人头平均分下来。
: 当年prop13争辩的时候，有一个trade off就是
: 如果prop tax里教育税要州里归公的话，那prop tax就有2%的年增上限。
: 加州富人区的想法是通过其他方式直接帮助学校，如果州政府要均富的话。
: 如果要取消prop 13的话，这个教育税得退回到县市一级。
: 然后你再看好区的学生的开销吧。
: to hell 加州共产政府！
| g*********e
发帖数: 14401 | 5 你悲愤也没用，还是想想怎么培养儿子，get your voice in the senator吧 | b*******r
发帖数: 6655 | 6 这话还是说你自己吧，连basic aid都不知道，
【在 f****a 的大作中提到】
: 你是不知道还是真傻？
: 加州现在的每个学生的教育经费是统一交到州里，然后按学生人头平均分下来。
: 当年prop13争辩的时候，有一个trade off就是
: 如果prop tax里教育税要州里归公的话，那prop tax就有2%的年增上限。
: 加州富人区的想法是通过其他方式直接帮助学校，如果州政府要均富的话。
: 如果要取消prop 13的话，这个教育税得退回到县市一级。
: 然后你再看好区的学生的开销吧。
: to hell 加州共产政府！
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