Table 1

				Table 1
REVENUES FROM STATE SOURCES COMPARED TO TOTAL GENERAL AND SPECIAL AID FUND EXPENDITURES NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS
				1981-82 TO 2000-01*

			School Tax Relief (STAR)	Other Revenue from State Sources**	Total General and Special Aid Fund Expenditures***	as Percent of Total Exp.
								Other
	School Year					STAR		State Rev.

	2000-01	****	$1,841,500,000	$13,672,000,000	$33,839,000,000	5.4	%	40.4	%
	1999-00		1,191,615,221	12,499,522,343	31,704,767,501	3.8		39.4
	1998-99		582,156,138	11,956,301,295	29,590,606,985	2.0		40.4
	1997-98			10,964,334,068	27,717,505,209			39.6
	1996-97			10,401,325,791	26,151,872,531			39.8

	1995-96			10,188,856,301	25,603,561,680			39.8
	1994-95			9,832,200,501	24,945,606,690			39.4
	1993-94			9,065,208,519	23,860,073,256			38.0
	1992-93			8,817,919,324	22,575,881,781			39.1
	1991-92	*****		8,659,401,410	21,412,274,440			40.4

	1990-91	*****		8,982,872,311	20,933,527,589			42.9
	1989-90	******		8,036,519,519	19,333,012,175			41.6
	1988-89			8,095,692,650	18,317,487,868			44.2
	1987-88			7,391,573,034	16,885,749,512			43.8
	1986-87			6,663,866,747	15,461,097,106			43.1

	1985-86			6,001,342,481	14,456,668,228			41.5
	1984-85			5,483,139,256	13,224,994,555			41.5
	1983-84			4,876,658,568	12,414,761,000			39.3
	1982-83			4,644,807,892	11,549,609,412			40.2
	1981-82			4,272,493,491	10,879,138,373			39.3

*	For comparisons prior to the 1981-82 school year, the reader is referred to Appendix B of this report.
**	Other than STAR, all revenues from State sources reported on the Annual Financial Report by school districts. Depending on local accounting methods, this may include prior year adjustments.
***	Total Expenditures include expenditures made from the Federal Aid Fund from 1965-66 to 1973-74 and from the Special Aid Fund since 1974-75. Includes expenditures from the Debt Service Fund, which was established in 1978-79. Beginning in 1983-84, some districts including New York City reported negative interfund transfers to the General Fund, tending to reduce actual expenditures.
****	Estimated.
*****	Annual Financial Report data was used; however, the State aid withheld as a State share of local Teachers' Retirement System and Employees' Retirement System savings, which resulted from the restructuring noted below, was charged against revenues rather than expenditures.
******	Legislation for 1989-90 reduced State aid by approximately $684 million due to a restructuring of Teachers' Retirement System (TRS) payments for 1988-89 salaries. However, differences among districts in both accounting method used and payment schedule for the 1988-89 TRS salaries resulted in a total expenditure amount which includes about $306 million in TRS expenditures.