Description Usage Arguments Format Value Note Source See Also Examples
This function imports the US Census, Annual Survey of School System Finances (F33) data with standard EdBuild processing steps applied to revenues.
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data_year |
Four digit year of F33 data you would like to pull. Available for 2006-2019. |
path |
Path name of F33 file if data is stored on local computer. Defaults to NULL to pull in F33 data from EdBuild's server. |
additional_var |
List any additional F33 variables you would like to pull. |
keep_calcs |
Do you want to keep all of the variables used to calculate adjusted revenues? Defaults to FALSE. |
A data frame with 14 variables:
data year
State name
State code
NCES school district ID
School district name
County number
School district enrollment
Total federal revenue- no EdBuild adjustments
Local revenue - with EdBuild adjustments
Local revenue per pupil- with EdBuild adjustments
State revenue - with EdBuild adjustments
State revenue per pupil - with EdBuild adjustments
State and local revenue - with EdBuild adjustments
State and local revenue per pupil - with EdBuild adjustments
A dataframe where each observation is a school district.
The following processing was made to state and local revenues for each school district:
Revenues are multiplied by 1,000.
Sale of property (U11) is removed from local revenue.
Capital outlay and debt service programs (C11) is removed from state revenue.
In Arkansas, the Census state NCES local revenue (C24) is subtracted from state revenues and added to local revenues for all districts in the state.
In Texas, recapture, reported as payments to state governments (L12), is subtracted from local revenue.
Charter passthrough dollars, V92, is subtracted proportionately from state and local revenues since students attending charter schools are not included in F33 enrollment.
For full details about F33 processing please visit EdBuild's dividing lines map site.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/data.edbuild.org/public/Raw+Data/F33/csv/2019.csv
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