Barnet Elementary School
Public primary school serving grades PK-08 in Barnet, Vermont. Part of Caledonia Cooperative Unified School District #78.
Total enrollment
135
▼ 137 state avg 272
Free or reduced lunch
60%
▲ 12pp state avg 48%
Student : teacher
7.1:1
▼ 4.6 state avg 11.7:1
English learners
-
not published
Students with an IEP
15%
Chronic absence
23%
missed 10%+ of days, 2021
District spend per student
$14,588
district, 2024
Grade span
PK-08
Public · Primary
District spending, 2024 (district level)
iSchool budgets are set at district level, so these figures are for Caledonia Cooperative Unified School District #78, not this school.US Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances (F-33), district level, fiscal year 2024 (US federal statistics, public domain). Per-student spending is current spending on elementary and secondary education divided by fall enrollment.$14,588spent per student558 students
$14.7mtotal revenue
$8.1mcurrent spending
68%of spending on instruction
- Local 466,000.0%
- State 14,248,000.0%
- Federal 0.0%
Revenue by source.
| Year | Students | Revenue | Current spending | Per student |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 558 | $14.7m | $8.1m | $14,588 |
| 2023 | 547 | $13.2m | $7.5m | $13,718 |
Where district money goes, 2024 (district level)
iUS Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances (F-33), total expenditure $15,380,000. District-wide, not this school.Revenue sources and spending breakdown, 2024
iDistrict-wide revenue by source and spending by function.Revenue sources
Spending breakdowniNCES / US Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances, district level. Figures cover the whole district, not this school.
US public school funding 101
iPlain-English notes on how to read these figures.Local revenue. Mostly property taxes; the largest source in many states, but it varies widely.
State revenue. State funding formulas aim to narrow gaps between richer and poorer districts.
Federal revenue. Usually a small share of the budget, mostly Title I (poverty), IDEA (special education) and pandemic relief.
Per-student spending. Varies a great deal between states and districts; compare with districts in the same state.