Legislative Analyst's Office, December 1998

1998 Cal Facts
Program Trends
Part I


K-12 School Revenues

1997-98



K-12 School Expenditures

1997-98



The Average Cost of a California School

1995-96



Growth in K-12 Enrollment Will Slow Significantly



Proposition 98 Funding Per Student Continues to Rise




Demand for New Teachers Increases Significantly




Higher Education Enrollment Growth To Be Moderate and Sustained

Average Annual Headcount Growth, by Decade



Resources for Higher Education at Historic Highs

Inflation Adjusted Spending Per Student





California Public Universities

1997-98 Full-Time Equivalent Students



CSU FTE Students University of California FTE Students
Bakersfield 4,585 Berkeley 28,737
Chico 12,857 Davis 22,053
Dominguez Hills 7,070 Irvine 16,593
Fresno 14,880 Los Angeles 31,886
Fullerton 17,826 Riverside 9,190
Hayward 11,142 San Diego 17,873
Humboldt 7,037 San Francisco 3,573
Long Beach 20,229 Santa Barbara 17,746
Los Angeles 14,448 Santa Cruz 10,160
Maritime Academy 492 Total UC 157,811
Monterey Bay 1,533
Northridge 19,554
Pomona 14,819
Sacramento 17,885
San Bernardino 10,088
San Diego 24,434
San Francisco 19,654
San Jose 19,292
San Luis Obispo 15,758
San Marcos 3,433
Sonoma 5,882
Stanislaus 4,889
Total CSU 266,790



College Participation Rates Are At Or Above Historic Highs

Percent of 18 to 24 Year Olds in College




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