House FY 2013 Budget Resolution Impact on Special Education Grants to States (IDEA Part B-611 & 619) FY 2013
State Alabama
Funding Cuts (in millions)
FY 2014
Students whose Costs Shift to States & Districts
Funding Cuts (in millions)
Job Losses
Students whose Costs Shift to States & Districts
Job Losses
$10.2
4,487
160
$35.9
15,789
Alaska
2.1
984
10
7.2
3,462
570 40
Arizona
10.5
6,859
170
37.1
24,135
600
Arkansas
6.4
3,534
70
22.5
12,435
260
California
68.9
36,650
650
242.4
128,955
2,280
Colorado
8.7
4,617
130
30.5
16,246
440
Connecticut
7.5
3,716
80
26.4
13,076
270
Delaware
1.9
1,015
20
6.9
3,570
70
District of Columbia
1.0
652
10
3.4
2,293
40
Florida
35.4
20,112
550
124.7
70,763
1,930
Georgia
18.4
9,683
260
64.8
34,068
930
Hawaii
2.2
1,075
30
7.8
3,782
100
Idaho
3.1
1,474
50
11.0
5,187
170
Illinois
28.5
16,524
270
100.4
58,140
960
Indiana
720
14.5
9,055
210
51.1
31,859
Iowa
6.9
3,735
100
24.2
13,142
360
Kansas
6.1
3,644
120
21.3
12,822
410
Kentucky
9.2
5,578
170
32.2
19,625
580
Louisiana
10.7
4,522
150
37.5
15,909
550
Maine
3.1
1,759
40
11.0
6,188
150
Maryland
11.3
5,642
90
39.6
19,851
320
Massachusetts
16.0
9,135
160
56.3
32,142
560
Michigan
22.5
11,939
250
79.1
42,007
890
Minnesota
10.7
6,697
120
37.8
23,565
440
Mississippi
6.8
3,490
100
23.8
12,279
370
Missouri
12.7
6,932
180
44.7
24,392
640
Montana
2.1
914
30
7.4
3,216
110
Nebraska
4.2
2,415
70
14.7
8,498
240
Nevada
4.0
2,620
50
14.0
9,220
170
New Hampshire
2.7
1,631
30
9.4
5,740
120
New Jersey
20.3
12,655
170
71.4
44,526
580
New Mexico
5.1
2,542
70
18.1
8,942
250
New York
43.2
24,775
390
151.9
87,170
1,360
North Carolina
18.4
10,094
320
64.7
35,516
1,110
North Dakota
1.6
718
20
5.5
2,526
80
24.5
14,150
300
86.3
49,787
1,060
Oklahoma
8.3
5,304
130
29.0
18,662
470
Oregon
7.2
4,419
80
25.4
15,548
280
24.0
16,090
270
84.5
56,612
940
2.5
1,381
20
8.7
4,859
70
10.0
5,468
150
35.3
19,240
530
Ohio
Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota
1.9
982
40
6.7
3,457
140
Tennessee
13.3
6,557
210
46.7
23,072
750
Texas
54.7
24,105
1,020
192.6
84,813
3,580
Utah
6.2
3,831
80
21.7
13,480
270
Vermont
1.5
760
20
5.3
2,673
70
Virginia
15.8
8,852
230
55.8
31,145
800
Washington
12.5
6,978
130
44.0
24,551
460
4.3
2,454
60
15.2
8,633
200
Wisconsin
11.8
6,799
130
41.7
23,922
450
Wyoming
1.6
822
20
5.6
2,893
80
Puerto Rico
6.4
6,901
130
22.7
24,280
460
Outlying Areas/Indian Tribes
1.8
653
30
6.4
2,297
110
Other
0.0
-
-
0.0
-
-
$645.3
358,378
8,350
$2,270.6
1,260,961
29,390
West Virginia
National
Source: NEA calculations from U.S. Department of Education budget data based on an analysis from the Office of Management & Budget (OMB). According to OMB, the House budget resolution would cut annual non-defense discretionary funding by 5.4 percent in fiscal year 2013 and by 19 percent in fiscal year 2014 (in current dollars). As is their nature, budget resolutions do not specify funding levels for individual programs, which is the province of appropriators. Budget resolutions, instead, set overall revenue and spending limits and make assumptions as to how those limits will be met. As a result, NEA assumes the proposed cuts identified by OMB are distributed equally across all nondefense discretionary programs. The proposed cuts in each year are applied to fiscal year 2012 enacted funding levels to illustrate their impact. For more information, contact Tom Zembar at 202.822.7109 or
[email protected]. As of March 26, 2012.
