An initiative of the
Annenberg Institute for School Reform
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Welcome![]() What is this tool?The complexity of traditional school funding formulas makes it difficult to compare budget allocations among schools in a district. In urban districts, especially, the diversity of programs, student populations, and funding streams can result in very different per pupil dollars for different schools. Assessing Patterns of Resource Distribution (APRD) is a free online tool that allows district officials and other stakeholders to compare district spending for schools with different students and programs, pinpointing possible inequities. All you need to do is enter public data on spending and enrollment, and the tool does all the calculations. NewA new supplement to the online tool, A User’s Guide to Getting School-Level Budget and Enrollment Data, features:
What would you like to do next?» Learn more about the APRD tool and what it can do. » See the list of what you will need to get started before using the APRD tool. » If you have all the data you need, or are a returning or experienced user, » This tool stores and analyzes your data on our server. To analyze data on your |
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