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Public schools in Washington state are primarily funded through state taxes, with approximately 70% of funding coming from taxes collected by the state, including business and occupation taxes and sales taxes. An additional 20% of funding comes from local property taxes collected by districts, while 10% comes from federal funding. While most states use a combination of taxes to fund schools, the percentages may differ - for example, Arizona relies more on sales taxes while Michigan uses an education-specific property tax.
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- 1. HOW IS TAX USED FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WASHINGTON STATE? By: Joshua
- 2. WHAT IS TAX? Tax is the financial charge or other levy upon a taxpayer by the city, state or federal. There are many kinds of taxes such as sales tax, income tax & property tax. Bibliography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax
- 3. FUNDING The money that is used to fund public schools is mainly from state money( Business & occupation tax and sales tax etc.). Bibliography: http://www.answers.com/topic/wash ington-state-department-of-revenue
- 4. AND BESIDE STATE MONEY? Other funds used to pay for pubic schools are district rental fees, investments ,federal money and local property tax. Bibliography: http://www.fundingwaschools.org/in dex_files/FundingStats_Funding_WA _K12_Schools.htm
- 5. SO HOW MUCH PERCENTAGE(%)? 70% by WA state 20% by WA localities 10% by Federal money Bibliography: http://www.fundingwaschools.org/in dex_files/FundingStats_Funding_WA _K12_Schools.htm
- 6. IS EVERY STATE LIKE THIS? Answer: No Michigan is funded by education tax, cigarette tax, property tax & sales tax. Arizona is funded by sales tax, property tax, corporate income tax and personal income tax. Bibliography: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/lo cal/articles/2009/04/12/20090412edbudgets0 412.html & http://www.michiganinbrief.org/edition07/Ch apter5/K12Funding.htm
- 7. THAT’S THE END! Got any questions? I’ll be happy to answer them!