Operational spending per student: Yavapai County, AZ 2024-25
Operational spending per student across 20 Yavapai County, Arizona school districts, 2024-25. Hillside Elementary District leads at $36,336. Arizona Auditor…
- Districts ranked
- 20
- Period
- 2024-25
- Publication floor
- 8 districts
- Tie rule
- Equal values share a rank; the next rank skips.
- County definition
- The county holding the largest share of the district's land area (NCES EDGE, 2024–25).
Arizona Auditor General, Arizona School District Spending, Fiscal Year 2025 (data file): the Auditor General's own measures for the district, as published (A.R.S. §41-1279.03). Dollars per student attending, as the Auditor General computes and publishes them (operational spending excludes land and buildings, equipment, interest and other nonoperational spending).
Measure: Spending per student: total operational spending (Auditor General).
Source: Arizona Auditor General.
Data from Arizona Auditor General public files. DistrictFacts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Arizona agency.
Ranked districts
- 1. Hillside Elementary District — $36,336
- 2. Skull Valley Elementary District — $33,998
- 3. Yarnell Elementary District — $33,934
- 4. Crown King Elementary District — $23,945
- 5. Kirkland Elementary District — $23,392
- 6. Seligman Unified District — $21,972
- 7. Canon Elementary District — $20,657
- 8. Congress Elementary District — $20,046
- 9. Bagdad Unified District — $17,007
- 10. Mayer Unified School District — $15,955
- 11. Sedona-Oak Creek JUSD #9 — $15,118
- 12. Ash Fork Joint Unified District — $14,029
- 13. Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary District — $13,078
- 14. Beaver Creek Elementary District — $12,642
- 15. Chino Valley Unified District — $12,219
- 16. Clarkdale-Jerome Elementary District — $12,178
- 17. Camp Verde Unified District — $12,001
- 18. Mingus Union High School District — $11,724
- 19. Prescott Unified District — $11,693
- 20. Humboldt Unified District — $11,606