Texas Average Daily Attendance & Weighted ADA
School districts get money from the state based on how many students show up to class. This dataset has two numbers: plain attendance (how many kids are there) and weighted attendance (how many kids are there, but counting some kids more because they cost more to educate, like kids learning English or kids in special education). Over 20 years of data for every school district in Texas. If you want to know whether a district is growing or shrinking, or how much state funding it should get, this is where that starts.
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ADA/WADA with district name, county, and ESC region
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Questions this data answers
- How has enrollment changed in my school district over the past 20 years?
- Which Texas school districts have the largest populations of English Language Learners or special education students?
- How much state funding should a district receive based on its weighted attendance?
- Has attendance been growing or declining statewide over time?
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