The Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office projects student counts, school district revenues, and funding requirements for the Education Finance Act.
FY 2021-22 Estimated Total Revenue Per Pupil
(estimate revised 11/15/21 due to amended FY 2019-20 Statement of Revenues)
$15,535
The total revenue per pupil includes federal, state, and local per pupil funding, excluding bonds. This amount is for the regular public school districts. Please see the Revenue Per Pupil Report for data on the charter school districts.
FY 2021-22 Projected Base Student Cost (Full Funding)
(as of 8/31/21)
$3,239
This figure represents the base student cost amount adjusted for inflation for FY 2021-22. The appropriated amount may differ.
FY 2021-22 Funded Base Student Cost Amount
(as of 8/31/21)
$2,516
This figure represents the estimated funded base student cost amount for FY 2021-22. The final funded amount may differ.
Revenue Per Pupil Report by School District and 135-day ADM Report

Proviso 1.3 of the annual Appropriation Act requires the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office to provide estimates for each school district of its per pupil state, federal, and local revenue and the 135-day average daily membership (ADM) for each school district. 

 

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Downloadable Files
(Rev. 11/21 due to amended FY 2019-20 Statement of Revenues)
(Rev. 11/21 due to amended FY 2019-20 Statement of Revenues)
Excel download. Statistical table of all available years of actual data.
(Rev. 9/21)
Education Finance Act Projections

Pursuant to §59-20-40, the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office provides an estimate of the projected rate of inflation annually. These projections are used in the state government budget process to inform decisions on funding needs for education.

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(Rev 8/21) Projected inflation factor pursuant to §59-20-40
Download the Chart
(Rev 8/21) Base student cost provided for the budget and revised to match inflation
External Resources

Please use the following link to access additional school finance information.

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South Carolina Department of Education