Palmyra Area SD

Explore certified Pennsylvania school finances, property taxes and cohort graduation rates with original PDE, STEB and NCES sources. Directory identities and agency status are from NCES 2023–24, not a current operating-status certification. Expenditures and ADM figures are certified actuals from official PDE Annual Financial Reports (AFR 2024–25); PDE AFR detail gives ten-year trends for revenue by source, spending by object, general fund balance and debt outstanding from 2015–16 to 2024–25. Property tax context is PDE real estate tax rates in mills for 2025–26 with each tax county shown separately, the PDE Act 1 index for 2026–27, PDE State Property Tax Reduction Allocations for 2025–26, and the State Tax Equalization Board certified 2025 Common Level Ratio, which is a county figure from which no district value is derived. The economic measure is PDE's "Percent of Enrollments from Low-Income Families" for 2025–26, reported as of October 1; it is not a poverty rate and not a lunch-eligibility rate. Staffing is the PDE Professional Personnel collection for 2025–26, published only as district aggregates — PDE names every professional employee and their salary, and no individual record is published here. Funding detail is the PDE 2025–26 Basic Education, Special Education and Secondary Career and Technical Education subsidies with their formula inputs, and the Ready to Learn Block Grant back to 2014–15; PDE recalculates aid ratios and average daily membership retroactively, so each figure carries the posting it came from. Programs are PDE career and technical education enrollments and industry certifications for the programmes a district operates itself; a district whose students attend a career and technology centre has those enrollments reported under the centre. School pages carry PDE enrollment and low-income share for 2025–26, 2025 PSSA and Keystone proficiency with the IEP, English-learner and economically-disadvantaged groups, 2024–25 dropouts, Future Ready PA Index regular attendance (the share of students present on at least 90% of their school days; a lagging indicator, so the 2024–25 index describes 2023–24, and not a chronic-absence rate) and 2024–25 PDE Safe Schools discipline counts. PDE publishes no rate for any group of fewer than 11 students scored; a suppressed rate is absent rather than shown as zero. Attendance and discipline come from PDE Safe Schools reports for 2021–22 to 2024–25: suspensions, expulsions, law-enforcement contacts, arrests, weapon possession and security staffing, as each district reported them under its own code of conduct, so they are not comparable as a ranking; out-of-school suspensions per 100 students passed a distribution check, while the truancy rate and incidents per student failed it and are withheld, and a report listing zero for everything is withheld rather than shown as none. Pennsylvania publishes no statewide course catalog, no Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or dual-enrollment file and no statewide climate survey; those are recorded as not collected rather than left blank. Baseline coverage: 500 public school districts and 2,665 open public schools, 2,655 of which carry measures. Each field retains its source period. Withheld figures do not mean zero. Pennsylvania tax grievance and civic audit packs are unavailable.

NCES LEAID

4218390

Directory source period

2023-2024

Reported enrollment (official_reported, 2023-2024)

3,518 students. NCES education-unit membership total; not a current-year estimate

Four-year cohort graduation rate (official_reported, 2024-25)

94.49%. PDE all-student district four-year cohort: regular high-school diploma within four years of first grade-9 entry; excludes GED. Includes students attributed to district 9999 locations, excludes state-attributed 999999999. Direct LEA total, not an average of school or subgroup rates. Percent presentation converts the source fraction to percent.

Four-year graduation cohort size (official_reported, 2024-25)

272 students. PDE all-student district four-year cohort: regular high-school diploma within four years of first grade-9 entry; excludes GED. Includes students attributed to district 9999 locations, excludes state-attributed 999999999. Direct LEA total, not an average of school or subgroup rates. Percent presentation converts the source fraction to percent.

General Fund actual expenditures and other financing uses (official_reported, 2024-25)

$70,859,770.07. PA PDE 2024-25 AFR Expenditures summary. Direct General Fund actual expenditures and other financing uses subtotal, including Function 5000. It is official reported AFR data, not an audited claim and not all governmental funds.

Student enrollment (2023-2024)

3,518 students. NCES CCD education-unit membership total (ccd_lea_052); not a current-year estimate.

Total certified expenditures (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$70,859,770.07. Total expenditures and other financing uses from official PDE Annual Financial Report (AFR).

Current expenditures (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$61,318,947.08. Current operating expenditures from official PDE Annual Financial Report (AFR), excluding facilities acquisition and financing uses.

Instruction expenditures (Function 1000) (2024-2025)

$38,736,971.46. Total instructional expenditures (regular, special education, vocational, pre-K) from PDE AFR Function 1000.

Support services expenditures (Function 2000) (2024-2025)

$21,205,424.89. Total support services expenditures (students, staff, administration, health, plant, transportation) from PDE AFR Function 2000.

Non-instructional services (Function 3000) (2024-2025)

$1,376,550.73. Operation of non-instructional services (food services, student activities) from PDE AFR Function 3000.

Expenditures per ADM (PDE certified) (2024-2025)

$19,952.42. Certified total expenditures per Average Daily Membership (ADM) from PDE AFR Exp per ADM collection.

Current expenditures per ADM (2024-2025)

$17,265.95. Current operating expenditures per Average Daily Membership (ADM) from PDE AFR.

Average Daily Membership (ADM) (2024-2025)

3,551.4 students. Official Average Daily Membership (ADM) count certified by PDE for the 2024-25 school year.

Weighted Average Daily Membership (WADM) (2024-2025)

4,118.3 students. Weighted Average Daily Membership (WADM) used for Commonwealth subsidy calculations.

Four-year cohort graduation rate (2024-2025)

94.5%. PDE all-student district four-year cohort graduation rate: regular high school diploma within four years.

Four-year graduation cohort count (2024-2025)

272 students. PDE all-student first-time 9th grade graduating cohort size.

Graduates count (2024-2025)

257 students. Count of students earning a regular high school diploma within four years.

Students from low-income families (2025-2026)

30.7%. Share of the district's October 1, 2025 enrollment that the district reported to PDE as coming from low-income families, in PDE's "Percent of Enrollments from Low-Income Families" collection. PDE counts students reported as economically disadvantaged in the PIMS Student Snapshot; this is not a poverty rate, not a household income measure and not a free or reduced-price lunch rate.

Students reported from low-income families (2025-2026)

1,041 students. Count of students the district reported to PDE as coming from low-income families as of October 1, 2025.

Enrollment reported to PDE (October 1) (2025-2026)

3,395 students. Total enrollment the district reported to PDE as of October 1, 2025 in the low-income collection. It is the denominator of the low-income share and is a different count, in a different year, from the NCES membership total shown above.

Real estate tax rate (2025-2026)

18.1532 mills. Real estate tax rate in mills set in the district's own General Fund Budget and reported to PDE for 2025-26. One mill is $1 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value. Counties, not districts, set assessed values and assess at different fractions of market value, so mills are not comparable between counties.

Act 1 tax increase index (2026-2027)

4.5%. Under 53 P.S. § 6926.333 (Taxpayer Relief Act, Act 1 of Special Session 2006), a school district cannot raise its real estate tax rate above this index for 2026-27 without voter approval at referendum or a PDE-approved exception. PDE posted the listing in September 2025; districts with a market value / personal income aid ratio of 0.4000 or less carry the statewide base index of 3.5%.

State property tax reduction allocation (2026-2027)

$642,468.22. State Property Tax Reduction Allocation certified by PDE for 2026-27. Gaming and Sterling Act revenue sent to the district to lower approved homestead and farmstead property tax bills; it is distributed by the district through those bills, not paid to households by the state.

Common Level Ratio — Lebanon County (2025)

52.1%. State Tax Equalization Board certified Common Level Ratio for Lebanon County for calendar year 2025: the median ratio of assessed value to sale price across the county's valid sales. This is a county figure, certified for use in real property assessment appeals only. It is shown for context; no district market value, implied assessment or tax estimate is derived from it.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2015-2016)

$31,426,445.40. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2016-2017)

$33,126,007.41. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2017-2018)

$35,353,866.49. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2018-2019)

$36,634,419.57. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2019-2020)

$37,226,592.97. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2020-2021)

$38,620,605.12. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2021-2022)

$40,617,372.14. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2022-2023)

$42,817,777.37. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2023-2024)

$45,502,114.39. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Local revenue (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$46,667,702.82. Total revenue from local sources (account 6000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: real estate and Act 511 taxes, payments in lieu of taxes, investment earnings and local charges. PDE also books here federal money a district receives through an intermediate unit or another Pennsylvania school entity, including IDEA pass-through funds (account 6832), so this figure contains that federal pass-through money.

Current real estate tax revenue (2015-2016)

$25,673,313.96. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2016-2017)

$26,668,693.31. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2017-2018)

$29,153,737.79. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2018-2019)

$29,851,406.76. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2019-2020)

$30,758,914.52. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2020-2021)

$31,648,838.07. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2021-2022)

$33,136,322.96. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2022-2023)

$34,235,932.95. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2023-2024)

$36,298,128.16. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

Current real estate tax revenue (2024-2025)

$37,408,126.52. Current real estate taxes collected (account 6111) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report. Interim real estate taxes, delinquent collections and Act 511 taxes are reported separately and are not included here.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2015-2016)

$12,763,074.74. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2016-2017)

$13,659,792.62. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2017-2018)

$14,377,250.37. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2018-2019)

$15,181,648.13. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2019-2020)

$15,812,725.07. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2020-2021)

$16,052,410.43. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2021-2022)

$16,745,148.32. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2022-2023)

$18,324,842.14. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2023-2024)

$19,733,360.15. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

State revenue (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$22,969,950.29. Total revenue from Commonwealth sources (account 7000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including basic education funding, special education funding, transportation subsidy and the state share of retirement and Social Security.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2015-2016)

$1,017,671.92. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2016-2017)

$1,060,742.12. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2017-2018)

$1,114,981.76. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2018-2019)

$1,126,153.43. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2019-2020)

$1,186,419.02. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2020-2021)

$2,317,620.84. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2021-2022)

$2,710,422.79. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2022-2023)

$2,508,598.19. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2023-2024)

$1,680,475.60. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Federal revenue (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$1,364,309.64. Total revenue from federal sources (account 8000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report, including Title grants passed through the Commonwealth. The PDE file covers the General Fund only. Federal child nutrition money booked in the food service fund is not in this figure. The NCES F-33 survey counts all funds, so the federal revenue it reports for the same district is higher. IDEA funds passed through an intermediate unit are booked by PDE as local revenue (account 6832) and are not in this figure.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2017-2018)

$128,655. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2018-2019)

$824,735. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2019-2020)

$72,885. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2020-2021)

$580,428.52. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2021-2022)

$761,869. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2022-2023)

$1,385,927.85. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2023-2024)

$389,752.30. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Other financing sources (PDE AFR) (2024-2025)

$744,212.73. Other financing sources (account 9000) reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: bond and note proceeds, refunding proceeds, interfund transfers and asset sales. Most districts report none in most years, and an absent figure is not a zero.

Salaries (Object 100) (2015-2016)

$19,099,991.14. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2015-2016)

$10,227,898.01. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2015-2016)

$2,233,283.23. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2015-2016)

$1,251,045.38. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2015-2016)

$3,459,780.07. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2015-2016)

$1,053,460.27. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2015-2016)

$510,432.42. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2015-2016)

$48,734.15. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2015-2016)

$6,730,233.71. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2015-2016)

$44,614,858.38. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2016-2017)

$19,648,940.68. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2016-2017)

$10,854,711.45. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2016-2017)

$2,396,297.10. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2016-2017)

$1,252,463.72. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2016-2017)

$3,671,155.93. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2016-2017)

$1,243,697.21. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2016-2017)

$477,666.86. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2016-2017)

$191,932.36. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2016-2017)

$6,851,861.80. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2016-2017)

$46,588,727.11. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2017-2018)

$20,628,464.25. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2017-2018)

$11,453,088.84. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2017-2018)

$1,873,857.20. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2017-2018)

$800,565.43. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2017-2018)

$4,516,971.39. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2017-2018)

$1,642,357.86. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2017-2018)

$403,758.11. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2017-2018)

$79,243.95. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2017-2018)

$8,215,251.45. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2017-2018)

$49,613,558.48. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2018-2019)

$21,938,839.24. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2018-2019)

$12,759,461.78. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2018-2019)

$1,725,736.99. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2018-2019)

$1,228,334.44. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2018-2019)

$4,776,927.24. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2018-2019)

$1,754,683.92. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2018-2019)

$980,129.25. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2018-2019)

$74,875.36. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2018-2019)

$10,542,280. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2018-2019)

$55,781,268.22. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2019-2020)

$22,851,921.60. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2019-2020)

$14,315,739.72. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2019-2020)

$1,853,265.08. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2019-2020)

$1,159,930.82. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2019-2020)

$4,720,145.22. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2019-2020)

$1,692,307.97. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2019-2020)

$214,553.17. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2019-2020)

$67,859.90. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2019-2020)

$7,681,728.28. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2019-2020)

$54,557,451.76. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2020-2021)

$23,183,448.38. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2020-2021)

$15,117,499.08. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2020-2021)

$1,951,938.95. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2020-2021)

$1,198,210.85. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2020-2021)

$5,508,652.59. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2020-2021)

$1,742,193.06. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2020-2021)

$507,058.92. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2020-2021)

$69,550.38. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2020-2021)

$7,727,147.92. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2020-2021)

$57,005,700.13. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2021-2022)

$24,360,414. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2021-2022)

$14,793,668.55. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2021-2022)

$2,079,210.11. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2021-2022)

$1,404,427.37. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2021-2022)

$5,610,495.47. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2021-2022)

$1,846,421.73. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2021-2022)

$172,394.89. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2021-2022)

$69,785.88. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2021-2022)

$11,758,740.14. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2021-2022)

$62,095,558.14. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2022-2023)

$25,175,599.29. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2022-2023)

$15,042,228.40. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2022-2023)

$2,185,937.31. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2022-2023)

$1,936,770.96. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2022-2023)

$5,484,577.60. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2022-2023)

$2,106,133.11. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2022-2023)

$276,595.90. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2022-2023)

$103,627.06. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2022-2023)

$9,499,426.23. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2022-2023)

$61,810,895.86. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2023-2024)

$26,603,331.27. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2023-2024)

$16,507,469.92. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2023-2024)

$2,459,266.10. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2023-2024)

$1,189,391.61. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2023-2024)

$6,228,861.87. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2023-2024)

$2,299,537.19. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2023-2024)

$179,917.26. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2023-2024)

$101,771.10. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2023-2024)

$11,736,156.02. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2023-2024)

$67,305,702.34. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Salaries (Object 100) (2024-2025)

$28,408,639.97. Personnel services — salaries across every function, from the PDE Annual Financial Report object-level collection.

Employee benefits (Object 200) (2024-2025)

$18,233,595.31. Personnel services — employee benefits across every function, including the district share of Social Security and PSERS retirement, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased professional and technical services (Object 300) (2024-2025)

$1,900,542.22. Purchased professional and technical services across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Purchased property services (Object 400) (2024-2025)

$900,527.29. Purchased property services — utilities, repairs and rentals — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other purchased services (Object 500) (2024-2025)

$8,362,642.75. Other purchased services, including tuition paid to other schools and student transportation contracts, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Supplies (Object 600) (2024-2025)

$2,207,301.39. Supplies, including books, energy and materials, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Property and equipment (Object 700) (2024-2025)

$1,203,444.07. Property — buildings, equipment and infrastructure — across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other objects (Object 800) (2024-2025)

$124,166.79. Other objects, including debt service interest and dues, across every function, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Other uses of funds (Object 900) (2024-2025)

$9,518,910.28. Other financing uses, including debt principal, refunds and fund transfers, from the PDE AFR object-level collection.

Total expenditures by object (2024-2025)

$70,859,770.07. Total of every expenditure object reported in the PDE AFR object-level collection for the year.

Unassigned general fund balance (2015-2016)

$3,325,925. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2016-2017)

$4,140,759. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2017-2018)

$5,652,544. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2018-2019)

$3,661,435. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2019-2020)

$3,439,437. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2020-2021)

$4,101,076. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2021-2022)

$3,233,093. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2022-2023)

$5,121,637. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2023-2024)

$5,112,338. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Unassigned general fund balance (2024-2025)

$6,028,517. Unassigned general fund balance (account 0850) as reported by the district in its PDE Annual Financial Report: the portion of the general fund balance not committed or assigned to a purpose. A negative figure is a reported deficit. PDE does not publish the § 6-688 reserve limit alongside this, and none is calculated here.

Committed general fund balance (2015-2016)

$1,485,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2016-2017)

$1,485,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2017-2018)

$1,000,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2018-2019)

$1,000,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2019-2020)

$1,000,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2020-2021)

$1,000,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2021-2022)

$500,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2022-2023)

$500,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2023-2024)

$500,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Committed general fund balance (2024-2025)

$500,000. Committed general fund balance (account 0830) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts the school board has formally committed to a specific purpose. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2015-2016)

$632,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2016-2017)

$1,072,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2017-2018)

$1,472,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2018-2019)

$1,481,957. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2019-2020)

$1,372,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2020-2021)

$1,326,479. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2021-2022)

$1,372,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2022-2023)

$2,767,138. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2023-2024)

$2,767,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Assigned general fund balance (2024-2025)

$2,767,137. Assigned general fund balance (account 0840) as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report: amounts intended for a purpose without a formal board commitment. Districts that report none leave the cell blank, which is not a zero.

Debt outstanding at year end (2015-2016)

$120,393,754. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2016-2017)

$140,757,204. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2017-2018)

$152,231,961. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2018-2019)

$147,147,635. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2019-2020)

$142,887,356. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2020-2021)

$144,082,175. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2021-2022)

$139,060,373. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2022-2023)

$133,809,211. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2023-2024)

$120,596,942. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Debt outstanding at year end (2024-2025)

$131,748,247. Total debt and long-term liabilities outstanding across all fund types at the close of the fiscal year, as reported in the district's PDE Annual Financial Report statement of indebtedness. PDE's total includes short-term borrowing, general obligation bonds, authority building obligations, leases, other long-term debt and reported OPEB, compensated absences and net pension liability, so it is broader than bonded debt alone.

Professional staff (headcount) (2025-2026)

315 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Headcount counts each person once, on their primary assignment.

Professional staff (full-time equivalent) (2025-2026)

300.8 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. FTE sums the reported FTE percentage of every assignment, so a teacher with two half-time assignments counts once.

Median professional staff salary (2025-2026)

$73,732. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Annual salary as reported by the district for the October 1 staff snapshot; it is not total compensation and excludes benefits.

Median years in education (2025-2026)

15 years. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Years of experience anywhere in education, as reported for the October 1 snapshot.

Median years in this district (2025-2026)

8 years. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Years of service with this LEA, as reported for the October 1 snapshot.

Staff with a master's degree or higher (2025-2026)

66.3%. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Counts master's, educational specialist and doctoral degrees.

Classroom Teachers (headcount) (2025-2026)

254 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "Classroom Teachers".

Classroom Teachers (full-time equivalent) (2025-2026)

239.8 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "Classroom Teachers".

Classroom Teachers — median salary (2025-2026)

$71,046. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Median annual salary of staff in PDE category "Classroom Teachers".

Classroom Teachers — mean salary (2025-2026)

$67,390.05. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Mean annual salary of staff in PDE category "Classroom Teachers".

Coordinate Services (headcount) (2025-2026)

39 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "Coordinate Services".

Coordinate Services (full-time equivalent) (2025-2026)

39 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "Coordinate Services".

Coordinate Services — median salary (2025-2026)

$81,604. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Median annual salary of staff in PDE category "Coordinate Services".

Coordinate Services — mean salary (2025-2026)

$83,550.33. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Mean annual salary of staff in PDE category "Coordinate Services".

School Administrator (headcount) (2025-2026)

11 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "School Administrator".

School Administrator (full-time equivalent) (2025-2026)

11 staff. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. PDE staff category "School Administrator".

School Administrator — median salary (2025-2026)

$105,923. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Median annual salary of staff in PDE category "School Administrator".

School Administrator — mean salary (2025-2026)

$118,133.73. PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report, aggregated to the district by DistrictFacts. PDE publishes a row per staff assignment naming each employee; only district-level aggregates are published here, and any role with fewer than 11 staff in the district is withheld rather than shown. Mean annual salary of staff in PDE category "School Administrator".

Basic Education Funding (2025-2026)

$9,917,570.74. Pennsylvania's largest state subsidy to school districts, final 2025-26 allocation posted by PDE in April 2026. PDE recalculates aid ratios and average daily membership retroactively, so a later posting can revise this figure.

Basic Education Funding — base allocation (2025-2026)

$9,406,779.01. The hold-harmless base carried forward before the student-weighted distribution is added, from the PDE 2025-26 Basic Education Funding file.

Student-weighted distribution (2025-2026)

$510,791.73. The portion of Basic Education Funding distributed through the Act 35 of 2016 student-weighted formula, which weights acute poverty, poverty, concentrated poverty, charter enrollment, English learners, and district sparsity and size.

Weighted poverty students in the formula (2025-2026)

421.404 students. Formula input: the district's estimated weighted poverty average daily membership, built from three-year ACS poverty shares at the 0.6 acute, 0.3 poverty and 0.3 concentrated-poverty weights. It is a formula weight, not a count of poor children.

Total student-weighted ADM in the formula (2025-2026)

4,101.789 students. Formula input: average daily membership after every Act 35 student weight is applied. It is larger than enrollment by construction.

Local effort capacity index (2025-2026)

1.13 index. Formula input: PDE's index of how much a district raises locally relative to its capacity. Above 1.00 means the formula treats the district as having less local capacity per weighted student.

Special Education Funding (2025-2026)

$2,365,372.34. State special education subsidy, final 2025-26 allocation posted by PDE in April 2026. It is a Commonwealth subsidy, not the district's total special education spending.

Special education weighted student count (2025-2026)

1,522 students. Formula input: students counted at the Act 3 of 2013 cost-category weights (1.51, 3.77 and 7.46 in statute; 1.64, 3.08 and 6.34 as applied in this file), three-year averaged. It is a funding weight, not a count of students with disabilities.

Market value/personal income aid ratio (2025-2026)

0.5324 ratio. PDE's measure of district wealth relative to the state, used across several subsidies. A higher ratio means a district PDE treats as less wealthy. PDE recalculates it retroactively.

Secondary CTE subsidy — through a career and technology centre (2025-2026)

$161,512.07. Commonwealth secondary career and technical education subsidy generated by this district's students at the career and technology centres they attend, summed across every centre in the PDE allocation sheet. It is paid on the district's behalf; it is not district revenue.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2025-2026)

$4,343,937.61. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2024-2025)

$2,208,090.33. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2023-2024)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2022-2023)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2021-2022)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2020-2021)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2019-2020)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2018-2019)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2017-2018)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2016-2017)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2015-2016)

$361,796. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Ready to Learn Block Grant (2014-2015)

$275,186. Ready to Learn Block Grant, the Commonwealth supplement districts may use for early learning, individualized instruction and school safety. PDE publishes the series back to 2014-15 under this name; the earlier Accountability Block Grant and PA Accountability Grant are different programmes and are not shown on this line.

Dropout rate (2024-2025)

0.2%. PDE event dropout rate: students who left school during 2024-25 without graduating or transferring, divided by the district's own fall enrollment for the same year, as PDE calculates it from PIMS. It is not a cohort rate and is not the inverse of the graduation rate.

Students who dropped out (2024-2025)

3 students. PDE event dropout rate: students who left school during 2024-25 without graduating or transferring, divided by the district's own fall enrollment for the same year, as PDE calculates it from PIMS. It is not a cohort rate and is not the inverse of the graduation rate.

Out-of-school suspensions (2021-2022)

134 suspensions. Out-of-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions: a student suspended twice counts twice, so this is not a number of students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

In-school suspensions (2021-2022)

45 suspensions. In-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions rather than students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — less than one calendar year (2021-2022)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of less than one calendar year reported for the school year. PDE reports expulsions in three lengths; each is shown as PDE reports it and none is added to another. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — one calendar year (2021-2022)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — more than one calendar year (2021-2022)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of more than one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Incidents with local law enforcement contacted (2021-2022)

21 incidents. Reported incidents for which the school contacted local law enforcement. A contact is not an arrest or a charge. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Arrests (2021-2022)

16 arrests. Arrests the district reported in connection with incidents at school, on school property or at school-sponsored activities. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Weapon possession infractions (2021-2022)

3 infractions. Infractions the district coded as possession of a weapon. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

School police officers (2021-2022)

0 officers. School police officers the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A district may contract security through a municipality or vendor instead; a zero means none of this type was reported.

School resource officers (2021-2022)

0 officers. School resource officers (sworn law enforcement officers assigned to schools) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

School security officers (2021-2022)

0 officers. School security officers (unsworn security staff) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

Out-of-school suspensions per 100 students (2021-2022)

3.81 per 100 students. Out-of-school suspensions for every 100 students, computed by DistrictFacts from two figures in the same PDE Safe Schools file: the district's reported out-of-school suspension count and the enrollment PDE lists beside it. It counts suspensions, not students, so a student suspended three times counts three times. It passed a distribution check across every reporting district before publication. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Out-of-school suspensions (2022-2023)

126 suspensions. Out-of-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions: a student suspended twice counts twice, so this is not a number of students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

In-school suspensions (2022-2023)

152 suspensions. In-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions rather than students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — less than one calendar year (2022-2023)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of less than one calendar year reported for the school year. PDE reports expulsions in three lengths; each is shown as PDE reports it and none is added to another. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — one calendar year (2022-2023)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — more than one calendar year (2022-2023)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of more than one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Incidents with local law enforcement contacted (2022-2023)

17 incidents. Reported incidents for which the school contacted local law enforcement. A contact is not an arrest or a charge. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Arrests (2022-2023)

10 arrests. Arrests the district reported in connection with incidents at school, on school property or at school-sponsored activities. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Weapon possession infractions (2022-2023)

3 infractions. Infractions the district coded as possession of a weapon. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

School police officers (2022-2023)

1 officers. School police officers the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A district may contract security through a municipality or vendor instead; a zero means none of this type was reported.

School resource officers (2022-2023)

0 officers. School resource officers (sworn law enforcement officers assigned to schools) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

School security officers (2022-2023)

0 officers. School security officers (unsworn security staff) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

Out-of-school suspensions per 100 students (2022-2023)

3.57 per 100 students. Out-of-school suspensions for every 100 students, computed by DistrictFacts from two figures in the same PDE Safe Schools file: the district's reported out-of-school suspension count and the enrollment PDE lists beside it. It counts suspensions, not students, so a student suspended three times counts three times. It passed a distribution check across every reporting district before publication. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Out-of-school suspensions (2023-2024)

90 suspensions. Out-of-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions: a student suspended twice counts twice, so this is not a number of students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

In-school suspensions (2023-2024)

167 suspensions. In-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions rather than students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — less than one calendar year (2023-2024)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of less than one calendar year reported for the school year. PDE reports expulsions in three lengths; each is shown as PDE reports it and none is added to another. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — one calendar year (2023-2024)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — more than one calendar year (2023-2024)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of more than one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Incidents with local law enforcement contacted (2023-2024)

16 incidents. Reported incidents for which the school contacted local law enforcement. A contact is not an arrest or a charge. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Arrests (2023-2024)

9 arrests. Arrests the district reported in connection with incidents at school, on school property or at school-sponsored activities. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Weapon possession infractions (2023-2024)

1 infractions. Infractions the district coded as possession of a weapon. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

School police officers (2023-2024)

1 officers. School police officers the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A district may contract security through a municipality or vendor instead; a zero means none of this type was reported.

School resource officers (2023-2024)

0 officers. School resource officers (sworn law enforcement officers assigned to schools) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

School security officers (2023-2024)

0 officers. School security officers (unsworn security staff) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

Out-of-school suspensions per 100 students (2023-2024)

2.56 per 100 students. Out-of-school suspensions for every 100 students, computed by DistrictFacts from two figures in the same PDE Safe Schools file: the district's reported out-of-school suspension count and the enrollment PDE lists beside it. It counts suspensions, not students, so a student suspended three times counts three times. It passed a distribution check across every reporting district before publication. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Out-of-school suspensions (2024-2025)

143 suspensions. Out-of-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions: a student suspended twice counts twice, so this is not a number of students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

In-school suspensions (2024-2025)

116 suspensions. In-school suspensions reported for the school year, counted as disciplinary actions rather than students. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — less than one calendar year (2024-2025)

3 expulsions. Expulsions of less than one calendar year reported for the school year. PDE reports expulsions in three lengths; each is shown as PDE reports it and none is added to another. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — one calendar year (2024-2025)

1 expulsions. Expulsions of one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Expulsions — more than one calendar year (2024-2025)

0 expulsions. Expulsions of more than one calendar year reported for the school year. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Incidents with local law enforcement contacted (2024-2025)

42 incidents. Reported incidents for which the school contacted local law enforcement. A contact is not an arrest or a charge. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Arrests (2024-2025)

21 arrests. Arrests the district reported in connection with incidents at school, on school property or at school-sponsored activities. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

Weapon possession infractions (2024-2025)

2 infractions. Infractions the district coded as possession of a weapon. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

School police officers (2024-2025)

0 officers. School police officers the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A district may contract security through a municipality or vendor instead; a zero means none of this type was reported.

School resource officers (2024-2025)

0 officers. School resource officers (sworn law enforcement officers assigned to schools) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

School security officers (2024-2025)

0 officers. School security officers (unsworn security staff) the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection for the school year, as a count of people. A zero means none of this type was reported.

Out-of-school suspensions per 100 students (2024-2025)

4.19 per 100 students. Out-of-school suspensions for every 100 students, computed by DistrictFacts from two figures in the same PDE Safe Schools file: the district's reported out-of-school suspension count and the enrollment PDE lists beside it. It counts suspensions, not students, so a student suspended three times counts three times. It passed a distribution check across every reporting district before publication. Counts are as the district reported them to PDE's Safe Schools collection. Districts apply their own codes of conduct and record locally defined offenses, so these figures are not comparable between districts as a ranking.

PDE expenditure function 1000: Instruction (Total) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $38,736,971.46; Total: $38,736,971.46; Per pupil: $10,907.40. Reported subtotal; includes underlying items.

PDE expenditure function 1100: Regular Programs - Elementary / Secondary (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $26,757,061.49; Total: $26,757,061.49; Per pupil: $7,534.15. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 1200: Special Programs - Elementary / Secondary (Special Ed) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $10,635,883.25; Total: $10,635,883.25; Per pupil: $2,994.81. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 1300: Vocational Education (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $1,224,603.37; Total: $1,224,603.37; Per pupil: $344.82. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 1400: Other Instructional Programs (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $115,882.35; Total: $115,882.35; Per pupil: $32.63. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 1500: Nonpublic School Programs (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $3,541; Total: $3,541; Per pupil: $1. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2000: Support Services (Total) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $21,205,424.89; Total: $21,205,424.89; Per pupil: $5,970.94. Reported subtotal; includes underlying items.

PDE expenditure function 2100: Support Services - Students (Guidance & Psychological) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $2,765,061.07; Total: $2,765,061.07; Per pupil: $778.58. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2200: Support Services - Instructional Staff (Libraries & Curriculum) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $3,226,819.75; Total: $3,226,819.75; Per pupil: $908.60. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2300: Support Services - Administration (Board, Supt, Principals) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $3,732,933.64; Total: $3,732,933.64; Per pupil: $1,051.10. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2400: Support Services - Pupil Health (Nurses & Medical) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $685,789.58; Total: $685,789.58; Per pupil: $193.10. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2500: Support Services - Business Operations (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $874,471.02; Total: $874,471.02; Per pupil: $246.23. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2600: Operation & Maintenance of Plant Services (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $5,217,022.98; Total: $5,217,022.98; Per pupil: $1,468.99. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2700: Student Transportation Services (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $2,914,755.25; Total: $2,914,755.25; Per pupil: $820.73. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2800: Support Services - Central (Information Technology & Data) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $1,762,960.27; Total: $1,762,960.27; Per pupil: $496.41. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 2900: Other Support Services (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $25,611.33; Total: $25,611.33; Per pupil: $7.21. Reported expenditure function expenditure.

PDE expenditure function 3000: Operation of Non-Instructional Services (Food & Activities) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $1,376,550.73; Total: $1,376,550.73; Per pupil: $387.60. Reported subtotal; includes underlying items.

PDE expenditure function 5000: Other Expenditures and Financing Uses (Debt & Transfers) (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $9,540,822.99; Total: $9,540,822.99; Per pupil: $2,686.47. Reported subtotal; includes underlying items.

PDE expenditure function TOTAL: Total Expenditures and Other Financing Uses (2024-2025; General Fund)

General fund: $70,859,770.07; Total: $70,859,770.07; Per pupil: $19,952.42. Reported subtotal; includes underlying items.

Truancy rate (withheld: failed distribution gate)

PDE publishes a truancy rate in the Safe Schools report, but it fails our distribution check: in 2024-25, 85 of 499 Pennsylvania school districts report exactly 0% truancy, which the file cannot distinguish from not reporting. It is withheld for every district rather than shown for some. PDE Safe Schools truancy rate: students with three or more unexcused absences, as a share of enrollment, as reported by the district.

Reported incidents per 100 students (withheld: failed distribution gate)

Incidents per student are not published. Districts record locally defined conduct offenses, so the reported total reaches 280 per 100 students, against a median of 9.29 (1 district above 100) in 2024-25, which measures reporting practice as much as behaviour. The specific counts above are published as reported. Total incidents the district reported to PDE's Safe Schools collection, for every 100 students enrolled.

Course catalog (not collected in PA)

Pennsylvania has no statewide course catalog. PDE collects course enrollments in PIMS for federal reporting but publishes no public course-level file, so no Pennsylvania district can show what courses it offers here.

Advanced Placement participation (not collected in PA)

PDE publishes no public Advanced Placement participation or results file at district or school level. The College Board reports Pennsylvania only at state level.

International Baccalaureate participation (not collected in PA)

PDE publishes no public International Baccalaureate participation file at district or school level.

Dual enrollment (not collected in PA)

Pennsylvania ended its Dual Enrollment Grant reporting and PDE publishes no current public dual-enrollment or college-credit file by district.

School climate survey (not collected in PA)

Pennsylvania runs no statewide school climate survey whose results are published by district.

Special education enrollment (not collected in PA)

PDE publishes no bulk special education child-count file by district. Special education students appear in the state funding formula only as weighted cost categories, which is a funding weight rather than a count.

Sources

• NCES CCD directory source
• CSV ccd_lea_052_2324_l_1a_073124.csv; LEAID=4218390; Education Unit Total; DMS_FLAG=Reported
• Sheet=Grad Rate by LEA; Row=410; LEA Type=SD; AUN=113385303; Column=Cohort Grad Rate
• Sheet=Grad Rate by LEA; Row=410; LEA Type=SD; AUN=113385303; Column=Cohort
• 2024-2025 Expenditures; Ctg=1; AUN=113385303; column=Total Expenditures
• PDE pde-afr-2024-25: PDE Annual Financial Report (AFR) Detailed Expenditures 2024-2025; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-grad-2024-25: PDE SY 2024-25 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rate; AUN=113385303
• PDE nces-ccd-2324: NCES CCD 2023-24 School Directory; LEAID=4218390; ST=PA; open schools
• PDE nces-ccd-lea-052-2324: CSV ccd_lea_052_2324_l_1a_073124.csv; LEAID=4218390; Education Unit Total; DMS_FLAG=Reported
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• PDE pde-retaxrates-2025-26: PDE Real Estate Tax Rates 2025-26; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-act1-index-2026-27: PDE 2026-27 School District Adjusted Index Listing; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-sptra-2026-27: PDE 2026-27 State Property Tax Reduction Allocations; AUN=113385303
• PDE steb-clr-2025: STEB 2025 Certified Common Level Ratios (county level)
• PDE pde-afr-localrev-1516-2425: PDE AFR Local Revenue detail 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-staterev-1516-2425: PDE AFR State Revenue detail 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-federalrev-1516-2425: PDE AFR Federal Revenue detail 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-otherrev-1516-2425: PDE AFR Other Revenue detail 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-majorobject-1516-2425: PDE AFR object-level expenditures 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-genfundbalance-1516-2425: PDE AFR General Fund Balance 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-afr-soin-1516-2425: PDE AFR Short- and Long-Term Debt 2015-16 to 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-professional-personnel-2025-26: PDE Professional Personnel Individual Staff Report 2025-2026, aggregated to the district; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-bef-2025-26: PDE 2025-26 Basic Education Funding, final April 2026 posting; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-sef-2025-26: PDE 2025-26 Special Education Funding, final April 2026 posting; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-sctes-2025-26: PDE 2025-26 Secondary Career and Technical Education Subsidy, final May 2026 posting; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-rtl-2004-05-2025-26: PDE Ready to Learn Block Grant history 2004-05 to 2025-26; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-dropouts-2024-25: PDE Dropouts by School 2024-25; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-safe-schools-lea-2021-22: PDE Safe Schools Report SY 2021-22, LEA-District workbook; District Code=113385303
• PDE pde-safe-schools-lea-2022-23: PDE Safe Schools Report SY 2022-23, LEA-District workbook; District Code=113385303
• PDE pde-safe-schools-lea-2023-24: PDE Safe Schools Report SY 2023-24, LEA-District workbook; District Code=113385303
• PDE pde-safe-schools-lea-2024-25: PDE Safe Schools Report SY 2024-25, LEA-District workbook; District Code=113385303
• PDE pde-financial-recovery-2026-09-22: PDE Financial Watch and Financial Recovery designations, read 2026-09-22; curated in scripts/data/pa-financial-watch.json
• PDE pde-enrollment-by-school: PDE Public School Enrollment by LEA, School and Gender 2025-2026; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-frpa-2024-25: Future Ready PA Index data file SY 2024-2025; School On Track Measures; PercentPersistentAttendance_AllStudent; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-safe-schools-schools-2024-25: PDE Safe Schools Report SY 2024-25, Public Schools workbook; District Code=113385303
• PDE pde-pssa-school-2025: PDE 2025 PSSA Grades 3-8 school proficiency results; AUN=113385303
• PDE pde-keystone-school-2025: PDE 2025 Keystone Grade 11 school proficiency results; AUN=113385303

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