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1 Name at 0130 Natchez-Adams $ 17,563,022 $ 16,321,272 $ (1,241,750) 0200 Alcorn $ 17,178,014 $ 15,963,485 $ (1,214,529) 0220 Corinth $ 13,436,347 $ 12,486,364 $ (949,983) 0300 Amite County $ 6,109,301 $ 5,677,358 $ (431,943) 0400 Attala County $ 5,537,803 $ 5,146,266 $ (391,537) 0420 Kosciusko $ 12,159,010 $ 11,299,338 $ (859,672) 0500 Benton County $ 6,839,276 $ 6,355,722 $ (483,554) 0614 Cleveland $ 17,492,393 $ 16,255,637 $ (1,236,756) 0617 North Boliver Consolidated $ 6,804,702 $ 6,323,593 $ (481,109) 0618 West Boliver Consolidated $ 7,488,228 $ 6,958,792 $ (529,436) 0700 Calhoun County $ 13,641,452 $ 12,676,967 $ (964,485) 0800 Carroll County $ 5,144,008 $ 4,780,314 $ (363,694) 0900 Chickasaw County $ 3,006,371 $ 2,793,813 $ (212,558) 0920 Houston Separate $ 9,805,966 $ 9,112,660 $ (693,306) 0921 Okolona Separate $ 3,925,070 $ 3,647,558 $ (277,512) 1000 Choctaw County $ 7,246,470 $ 6,734,126 $ (512,344) 1100 Claiborne County $ 7,574,095 $ 7,038,588 $ (535,507) 1211 Enterprise $ 4,914,738 $ 4,567,254 $ (347,484) 1212 Quitman $ 9,076,935 $ 8,435,173 $ (641,762) 1321 West Point Cons $ 16,409,569 $ 15,249,371 $ (1,160,198) 1400 Coahoma County $ 8,496,234 $ 7,895,529 $ (600,705) 1402 Coahoma AHS $ 1,321,435 $ 1,228,006 $ (93,429) 1420 Clarksdale $ 15,170,198 $ 14,097,627 $ (1,072,571) 1500 Copiah County $ 14,093,836 $ 13,097,367 $ (996,469) 1520 Hazlehurst City $ 7,034,290 $ 6,536,948 $ (497,342) 1600 Covington County $ 15,049,518 $ 13,985,479 $ (1,064,039) 1700 DeSoto County $ 156,014,360 $ 144,983,755 $ (11,030,605) 1800 Forrest County $ 11,801,933 $ 10,967,507 $ (834,426) 1802 Forrest AHS $ 2,878,880 $ 2,675,336 $ (203,544) 1820 Hattiesburg $ 20,566,496 $ 19,112,393 $ (1,454,103) 1821 Petal $ 20,766,549 $ 19,298,302 $ (1,468,247) 1900 Franklin County $ 7,496,998 $ 6,966,942 $ (530,056) 2000 George County $ 21,538,224 $ 20,015,418 $ (1,522,806) 2100 Greene County $ 10,284,335 $ 9,557,207 $ (727,128)
2 Name at 2220 Grenada $ 20,802,922 $ 19,332,103 $ (1,470,819) 2300 Hancock County $ 21,243,911 $ 19,741,913 $ (1,501,998) 2320 Bay St. Louis $ 9,418,510 $ 8,752,598 $ (665,912) 2400 Harrison County $ 68,905,179 $ 64,033,411 $ (4,871,768) 2420 Biloxi $ 27,583,643 $ 25,633,411 $ (1,950,232) 2421 Gulfport $ 29,838,045 $ 27,728,421 $ (2,109,624) 2422 Long Beach $ 17,672,719 $ 16,423,214 $ (1,249,505) 2423 Pass Christian $ 9,319,202 $ 8,660,311 $ (658,891) 2500 Hinds County $ 28,797,561 $ 26,761,501 $ (2,036,060) 2515 Reimagine Prep - Charter $ 1,163,182 $ 1,080,942 $ (82,240) 2520 Jackson Public $ 136,026,152 $ 126,408,763 $ (9,617,389) 2521 Clinton $ 25,004,138 $ 23,236,283 $ (1,767,855) 2525 Midtown Public - Charter $ 866,602 $ 805,331 $ (61,271) 2535 Smilow Prep - Charter $ 748,136 $ 695,241 $ (52,895) 2600 Holmes County $ 15,686,474 $ 14,577,401 $ (1,109,073) 2620 Durant $ 2,911,054 $ 2,705,235 $ (205,819) 2700 Humphreys County $ 9,331,042 $ 8,671,314 $ (659,728) 2900 Itawamba County $ 19,540,864 $ 18,159,276 $ (1,381,588) 3000 Jackson County $ 41,524,883 $ 38,588,970 $ (2,935,913) 3020 Moss Point $ 12,045,053 $ 11,193,438 $ (851,615) 3021 Ocean Springs $ 28,473,627 $ 26,460,470 $ (2,013,157) 3022 Pascagoula $ 34,398,089 $ 31,966,058 $ (2,432,031) 3111 East Jasper $ 4,873,146 $ 4,528,602 $ (344,544) 3112 West Jasper $ 7,137,454 $ 6,632,818 $ (504,636) 3200 Jefferson Co. $ 7,391,585 $ 6,868,981 $ (522,604) 3300 Jefferson Davis Co. $ 7,659,893 $ 7,118,319 $ (541,574) 3400 Jones County $ 44,229,562 $ 41,102,421 $ (3,127,141) 3420 Laurel $ 14,905,768 $ 13,851,893 $ (1,053,875) 3500 Kemper County $ 5,795,820 $ 5,386,041 $ (409,779) 3600 Lafayette Co. $ 13,098,370 $ 12,172,283 $ (926,087) 3620 Oxford $ 19,043,213 $ 17,696,810 $ (1,346,403) 3700 Lamar County $ 50,324,042 $ 46,766,006 $ (3,558,036) 3711 Lumberton $ 3,286,246 $ 3,053,900 $ (232,346) 3800 Lauderdale Co. $ 35,175,173 $ 32,688,200 $ (2,486,973)
3 Name at 3820 Meridian $ 26,231,996 $ 24,377,328 $ (1,854,668) 3900 Lawrence Co. $ 11,027,858 $ 10,248,161 $ (779,697) 4000 Leake County $ 15,694,765 $ 14,585,106 $ (1,109,659) 4100 Lee County $ 36,112,052 $ 33,558,840 $ (2,553,212) 4111 Nettleton $ 7,636,464 $ 7,096,547 $ (539,917) 4120 Tupelo $ 33,246,330 $ 30,895,731 $ (2,350,599) 4200 Leflore County $ 11,870,029 $ 11,030,788 $ (839,241) 4220 Greenwood $ 14,046,995 $ 13,053,837 $ (993,158) 4300 Lincoln County $ 16,618,898 $ 15,443,900 $ (1,174,998) 4320 Brookhaven $ 14,470,864 $ 13,447,738 $ (1,023,126) 4400 Lowndes County $ 24,456,116 $ 22,727,007 $ (1,729,109) 4420 Columbus $ 20,386,896 $ 18,945,492 $ (1,441,404) 4500 Madison $ 59,826,103 $ 55,596,248 $ (4,229,855) 4520 Canton $ 16,314,614 $ 15,161,130 $ (1,153,484) 4600 Marion County $ 11,892,337 $ 11,051,519 $ (840,818) 4620 Columbia $ 9,297,723 $ 8,640,351 $ (657,372) 4700 Marshall County $ 15,708,336 $ 14,597,717 $ (1,110,619) 4720 Holly Springs $ 7,604,058 $ 7,066,432 $ (537,626) 4800 Monroe County $ 12,320,112 $ 11,449,049 $ (871,063) 4820 Aberdeen $ 6,427,221 $ 5,972,800 $ (454,421) 4821 Amory $ 9,044,927 $ 8,405,428 $ (639,499) 4900 Montgomery Co. $ 2,242,869 $ 2,084,293 $ (158,576) 4920 Winona $ 6,500,503 $ 6,040,901 $ (459,602) 5000 Neshoba County $ 18,055,171 $ 16,778,625 $ (1,276,546) 5020 Philadelphia $ 5,316,952 $ 4,941,030 $ (375,922) 5100 Newton County $ 9,668,614 $ 8,985,019 $ (683,595) 5130 Newton City $ 5,292,529 $ 4,918,334 $ (374,195) 5131 Union City $ 5,763,539 $ 5,356,042 $ (407,497) 5200 Noxubee County $ 9,363,620 $ 8,701,589 $ (662,031) 5321 Starkville Oktibbeha Cons $ 24,668,080 $ 22,923,985 $ (1,744,095) 5411 North Panola $ 8,182,598 $ 7,604,068 $ (578,530) 5412 South Panola $ 21,772,886 $ 20,233,489 $ (1,539,397) 5500 Pearl River $ 16,158,504 $ 15,016,057 $ (1,142,447) 5520 Picayune $ 18,082,098 $ 16,803,648 $ (1,278,450)
4 Name at 5530 Poplarville $ 10,173,557 $ 9,454,261 $ (719,296) 5600 Perry County $ 6,124,270 $ 5,691,269 $ (433,001) 5620 Richton $ 3,901,052 $ 3,625,238 $ (275,814) 5711 North Pike $ 13,211,133 $ 12,277,073 $ (934,060) 5712 South Pike $ 8,573,834 $ 7,967,643 $ (606,191) 5720 McComb $ 13,238,489 $ 12,302,495 $ (935,994) 5800 Pontotoc County $ 20,004,569 $ 18,590,196 $ (1,414,373) 5820 Pontotoc City $ 12,235,036 $ 11,369,988 $ (865,048) 5900 Prentiss County $ 13,429,603 $ 12,480,097 $ (949,506) 5920 Baldwyn $ 4,104,239 $ 3,814,059 $ (290,180) 5921 Booneville $ 7,239,401 $ 6,727,557 $ (511,844) 6000 Quitman County $ 5,942,431 $ 5,522,286 $ (420,145) 6100 Rankin County $ 85,734,976 $ 79,673,299 $ (6,061,677) 6120 Pearl $ 19,324,630 $ 17,958,330 $ (1,366,300) 6200 Scott County $ 22,610,101 $ 21,011,510 $ (1,598,591) 6220 Forest City $ 7,694,422 $ 7,150,407 $ (544,015) 6312 South Delta $ 4,346,247 $ 4,038,956 $ (307,291) 6400 Simpson County $ 18,786,387 $ 17,458,142 $ (1,328,245) 6500 Smith County $ 14,244,012 $ 13,236,925 $ (1,007,087) 6600 Stone County $ 13,647,629 $ 12,682,708 $ (964,921) 6711 Sunflower Consolidated $ 20,660,627 $ 19,199,869 $ (1,460,758) 6811 East Tallahatchie $ 6,337,526 $ 5,889,447 $ (448,079) 6812 West Tallahatchie $ 4,456,231 $ 4,141,164 $ (315,067) 6900 Tate County $ 14,672,727 $ 13,635,329 $ (1,037,398) 6920 Senatobia $ 9,301,652 $ 8,644,002 $ (657,650) 7011 North Tippah $ 7,449,844 $ 6,923,121 $ (526,723) 7012 South Tippah $ 15,936,349 $ 14,809,609 $ (1,126,740) 7100 Tishomingo Co. $ 16,364,883 $ 15,207,845 $ (1,157,038) 7200 Tunica County $ 9,661,929 $ 8,978,806 $ (683,123) 7300 Union County $ 15,263,114 $ 14,183,974 $ (1,079,140) 7320 New Albany $ 11,515,731 $ 10,701,540 $ (814,191) 7400 Walthall Co. $ 10,611,567 $ 9,861,303 $ (750,264) 7500 Vicksburg-Warren $ 38,489,270 $ 35,767,982 $ (2,721,288) 7611 Hollandale $ 3,759,737 $ 3,493,914 $ (265,823)
5 Name at 7612 Leland $ 4,441,394 $ 4,127,376 $ (314,018) 7613 Western Line $ 8,973,315 $ 8,338,879 $ (634,436) 7620 Greenville $ 26,842,186 $ 24,944,376 $ (1,897,810) 7700 Wayne County $ 17,503,822 $ 16,266,258 $ (1,237,564) 7800 Webster County $ 10,095,165 $ 9,381,412 $ (713,753) 7900 Wilkinson Co. $ 6,504,315 $ 6,044,444 $ (459,871) 8020 Louisville $ 14,770,359 $ 13,726,058 $ (1,044,301) 8111 Coffeeville $ 2,928,481 $ 2,721,430 $ (207,051) 8113 Water Valley $ 6,320,823 $ 5,873,925 $ (446,898) 8200 Yazoo County $ 7,604,231 $ 7,066,593 $ (537,638) 8220 Yazoo City $ 13,708,315 $ 12,739,103 $ (969,212) 9999 Other programs* $ 15,362,517 $ 14,276,356 $ (1,086,161) Statewide Totals $ 2,433,492,101 $ 2,261,438,129 $ (172,053,972) *Other programs includes University- Based Transportation, Orthopedic & Aphasic, ESY, Nonpublic Textbooks, 504 programs, Bus Driver Training, and Dyslexia.
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