Newton Conover City Schools District spending on supplies and materials drops to $439,523 in 2023-24 school year

Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction - https://x.com/ctruittnc?lang=en
Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction - https://x.com/ctruittnc?lang=en
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Newton Conover City Schools District allocated a total of $439,523 from state funds to supplies and materials in the 2023-24 school year, according to data gathered by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

This sum represents a 9.9% decrease when compared to the $487,602 spent the previous year on supplies and materials.

Among the various expenditures, the largest expenditure from state funds was $14.3 million for salary, followed by employee benefits on which $6.3 million was spent, and purchased services with $705,706. Additionally, expenditures for supplies and materials and capital outlay were $439,523 and $63,603, respectively.

Despite steady enrollment, North Carolina schools continue to face significant funding challenges. The state’s per-student spending remains nearly $5,000 below the national average, limiting resources for teachers, classrooms, and student support programs. In fact, North Carolina ranks 48th out of 50 states in per-student funding (after adjusting for regional costs).

Newton Conover City Schools District Expenditures From State Funds by Category – Previous Year Comparison

Category Spending in 2022-23 Spending in 2023-24 % Difference
Salary $14,132,251 $14,287,715 1.1%
Employee Benefits $6,348,537 $6,295,566 -0.8%
Other $4,767 $4,590 -3.7%
Purchased Services $764,404 $705,706 -7.7%
Supplies And Materials $487,602 $439,523 -9.9%
Capital Outlay $180,919 $63,603 -64.8%


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