Most of the budget reaching the classroom in Western Ny
Most of the budget reaching the classroom across 81 Western Ny school districts. Lackawanna City School District leads at 60.5%. Every figure from public NY State filings.
Ranked districts (Instructional share)
- Lackawanna City School District — 60.5%
- Dunkirk City School District — 58.8%
- Fredonia Central School District — 58.6%
- Silver Creek Central School District — 57.8%
- Williamsville Central School District — 55.5%
- Buffalo City School District — 55.5%
- Royalton-Hartland Central School District — 54.7%
- Hinsdale Central School District — 54.6%
- Sweet Home Central School District — 54.5%
- Clarence Central School District — 53.6%
- Cheektowaga Central School District — 53.1%
- Gowanda Central School District — 53.1%
- Westfield Central School District — 52.3%
- Olean City School District — 52.1%
- Clymer Central School District — 52.1%
- Lockport City School District — 51.8%
- North Tonawanda City School District — 51.8%
- Allegany-Limestone Central School District — 51.7%
- Kenmore-Tonawanda Union Free School District — 51.3%
- Iroquois Central School District — 51.3%
- Tonawanda City School District — 50.8%
- West Seneca Central School District — 50.7%
- Eden Central School District — 50.5%
- Frontier Central School District — 50.4%
- Frewsburg Central School District — 50.4%
- Randolph Academy Union Free School District — 50.3%
- Lancaster Central School District — 50.2%
- Cheektowaga-Sloan Union Free School District — 49.9%
- Friendship Central School District — 49.8%
- Grand Island Central School District — 49.8%
- Cuba-Rushford Central School District — 49.4%
- Lewiston-Porter Central School District — 49.3%
- Wilson Central School District — 49.0%
- Holland Central School District — 49.0%
- Orchard Park Central School District — 48.9%
- Chautauqua Lake Central School District — 48.8%
- Bemus Point Central School District — 48.1%
- Alden Central School District — 47.9%
- Pine Valley Central School District (South Dayton) — 47.8%
- Falconer Central School District — 47.5%
- Cleveland Hill Union Free School District — 47.5%
- Newfane Central School District — 47.4%
- Sherman Central School District — 47.4%
- Panama Central School District — 47.4%
- Starpoint Central School District — 47.3%
- Amherst Central School District — 47.1%
- Ellicottville Central School District — 46.9%
- Niagara Falls City School District — 46.6%
- Franklinville Central School District — 46.5%
- Cheektowaga-Maryvale Union Free School District — 46.4%
- Ripley Central School District — 46.1%
- Genesee Valley Central School District — 45.9%
- Jamestown City School District — 45.7%
- Depew Union Free School District — 45.4%
- Springville-Griffith Institute Central School District — 45.3%
- Portville Central School District — 45.0%
- Alfred-Almond Central School District — 44.7%
- Salamanca City School District — 44.0%
- Forestville Central School District — 43.5%
- Akron Central School District — 43.2%
- Canaseraga Central School District — 43.1%
- Randolph Central School District — 42.8%
- East Aurora Union Free School District — 42.7%
- Brocton Central School District — 42.2%
- West Valley Central School District — 42.0%
- Niagara-Wheatfield Central School District — 41.7%
- Hamburg Central School District — 41.4%
- Cassadaga Valley Central School District — 41.2%
- Wellsville Central School District — 40.3%
- Southwestern Central School District At Jamestown — 40.1%
- Yorkshire-Pioneer Central School District — 38.9%
- North Collins Central School District — 38.8%
- Evans-Brant Central School District (Lake Shore) — 38.2%
- Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District — 38.0%
- Andover Central School District — 37.9%
- Belfast Central School District — 37.5%
- Whitesville Central School District — 37.0%
- Bolivar-Richburg Central School District — 36.7%
- Scio Central School District — 36.2%
- Barker Central School District — 35.0%
- Fillmore Central School District — 34.8%
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