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2010-11 Educational Funding in Nearby States
When it comes to support for nonpublic schools and students, Maryland lags behind far behind other states in the region. For the 2010-11 school year, Maryland's nonpublic schools received just $4.4 million to support textbooks for 109,924 nonpublic students. Compare that to the resources provided to nonpublic schools in nearby states.
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New York, $160 million for 488,000 nonpublic students
Reimbursement for Mandated Services
Academic Intervention
Technology Grants
Pre-K programs
Textbooks
Software
Library Aid
Computer Hardware Aid
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$103 million
$ 920,000
$ 3.25 million
$8 million
$58.25/pupil
$14.98/pupil
$6.75/pupil
$12/pupil
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Other services include transportation, nursing, special education, and professional development.
Source: N.Y. Catholic Conference (updated 8/2011)
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New Jersey, $149.5 million for 164,000 nonpublic students
Transportation
Auxiliary Services
Special Education
Nursing
Textbooks
Spec Ed Transportation
Source: N.J. Catholic Conference (updated 8/2011)
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$ 70 million
$ 27.1 million
$ 31 million
$ 10.6 million
$ 7.5 million
$ 3.1 million
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Pennsylvania, $264 million for 277,000 students
Textbooks
Auxiliary Services
Transportation
PA EITC
Other services include technology, nursing, and special education services.
Source: PA Catholic Conference (updated 8/2011)
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$26.2 million
$ 86.3 million
$ 76.6 million
$ 75 million
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PA Educational Improvement Tax Credit
Business tax credit of up to $300,000 for donations to:
-Scholarship Organizations
-Public School Educational Improvement Organizations
75% credit for 1-year donation
90% credit for 2-year donation
Source: PA Dept. of Community & Economic Development (updated 8/2011)
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Maryland, $4.4 million for 109,924 nonpublic students
Textbooks
Source: Maryland Catholic Conference (updated 8/2011)
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$4.4 million
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