Department of Education WSF Allocation Summary for FY10-11 OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT based on FINAL Appropriation and OFFICIAL Enrollment
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1 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT () (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (0) FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC 0 06 FARRINGTON HIGH H 9,80, , , ,263 22, ,52 2, ,353,849 4, ,637 0,779,508 0,448,650 94,802 0,448,650 4, KAIMUKI HIGH H 3,983, ,484 35,74 220,37 4, ,094, ,449,926 4,067.57,6 4,909,84 4,759,42 309,26 4,759,42 4, KALANI HIGH H 4,95,5 0 00,547 3,60 77,566 5, ,52, ,40,324 3,828.4,37 4,504,09 4,365, ,40,324 3, MCKINLEY HIGH H 6,489, , , ,97 20, ,782 2, ,296,769 4,094.7,789 7,254,745 7,032, ,296,769 4, ROOSEVELT HIGH H 5,60,8 0 23,676 07,308 76,982 3, ,47, ,58,377 3,938.87,385 5,792,33 5,64,354 32,977 5,64,354 3, KAISER HIGH H 4,042, ,88 8,696 6,907 2, ,0,62.7 4,232,668 3,83.2,07 4,04,747 3,97, ,232,668 3, AIEA HIGH H 4,267, ,292 50,635 70,063 6, ,72, ,597,69 3,922.88,83 4,963,247 4,80,909 23,29 4,80,909 4, LEILEHUA HIGH H 7,30, ,894 72,447 30,628 33, ,958 2,23.4 7,78,87 3,94.87,900 7,470,22 7,240, ,78,87 3, MILILANI HIGH H 8,943, ,360 22,98 6,895 5, ,456 2, ,33,43 3,792. 2,460 9,33,494 9,027, ,33,43 3, MOANALUA HIGH H 7,596, ,066 46,35 47,485 20, ,086 2, ,992,377 3, ,02 8,032,86 7,785, ,992,377 3, RADFORD HIGH H 4,643,07 0,282 55,893 04,50 28, ,275, ,942,956 3,876.83,88 4,603,402 4,462,09 0 4,942,956 3, CAMPBELL HIGH H 9,60, ,332 96, ,76 27, ,639 2, ,366,959 3, ,639 0,388,506 0,069, ,366,959 3, PEARL CITY HIGH H 6,682, ,59 54,725 67,878 8, ,835, ,074,06 3,855.07,869 7,83,447 6,962, ,074,06 3, WAIANAE HIGH H 6,758, ,992 86, ,703 25, ,856 2, ,458,957 4,08.83,909 7,640,760 7,406, ,458,957 4, WAIPAHU HIGH H 8,943, , , ,379 7, ,456 2, ,949,634 4,05.5 2,458 9,964,664 9,658,86 0 9,949,634 4, KAPOLEI HIGH H 7,672, ,899 28, ,323 22, ,07 2, ,3,762 3, ,59 8,295,525 8,040, ,3,762 3, CASTLE HIGH H 4,96,92 0 7,828 7,333 9,84 7, ,350, ,250,397 3,889.8,42 5,53,429 5,344,204 93,807 5,344,204 3, KAILUA HIGH H 3,53, ,584 7,985 68,606 0, , ,669,428 4, ,994,848 3,872, ,805 3,872,233 4, KALAHEO HIGH H 2,942, ,522 9,543 72,832 8, , ,442,864 4, ,75,759 3,60,7 58,847 3,60,7 4, KEAAU HIGH H 3,383, ,083 37, ,66 5,920 44,9 0 6,97 3, , ,924,038 4, ,47,875 4,020,564 96,525 4,020,564 4, HILO HIGH H 4,504, ,965 43, ,889 2, ,526 4,490 0,237, ,934,740 3,989.28,30 5,273,245 5,,393 76,652 5,,393 4, KOHALA HIGH H 943,8 0 22,606 7,206 49,62,780 49, , ,448,928 5, ,79,804,736, ,880,736,808 6, KONAWAENA HIGH H 2,436, ,390 62,55 24,907 0, , ,82 2, ,90,955 4, ,254,345 3,54, ,90,955 4, WAIAKEA HIGH H 4,253,47 0 0,943 34,860 62,05 9, ,269 4,240 0,68, ,587,3 3,927.32,226 4,98,582 4,767,65 80,503 4,767,65 4, KEALAKEHE HIGH H 5,600, ,237 96, ,739 8, ,007 5,583 0,538, ,44,586 3,995.8,60 6,374,954 6,79,286 34,700 6,79,286 4, BALDWIN HIGH H 5,797, ,950 65,436 7,59 2, ,990 5,779 0,592, ,220,824 3,907.55,546 6,000,527 5,86, ,220,824 3, LAHAINALUNA HIGH H 3,739, ,637 75,369 2,525 7, ,702 3,728 0,027, ,047,260 3, ,049,766 3,925, ,047,260 3, MAUI HIGH H 6,449, ,573 66,22 250,78 5, ,250 6,429 0,77, ,074,785 3,994.80,85 7,235,943 7,03, ,074,785 3, MOLOKAI HI H,249, ,937,0 85,942 4,22 492, ,246,245 6, ,886,392 5, ,02,484,950,74 64,322,950,74 5, KEKAULIKE HIGH H 4,76, ,0,880 57,37, ,887 4,64 0,47, ,482,320 3,907.86,254 5,027,336 4,873,03 390,7 4,873,03 4, KAPAA HIGH H 3,834, ,906 3,744 60,595 8, ,75 3,822 0,053, ,50,790 3,94.87,033 4,2,343 4,082, ,50,790 3, KAUAI HIGH H 4,39, ,260 46,35 44,207 9, ,96 4,378 0,206, ,723,643 3,96.79,98 4,850,233 4,70, ,723,643 3, WAIMEA HIGH H 2,472, ,263 2,228 03,057 2, , ,365 2, ,50,84 4, ,369,995 3,266,559 6,375 3,266,559 4,80.84 SUBTOTAL - ALL HIGH SCHOOLS 69,546, ,063,582 2,488,329 6,703, ,43 2,608, ,94 53,063 6,246 46,558 50, ,200,085 3, ,086 90,879,978 85,02,259 2,453,42 88,653,497 4,052.0 Date: 0/0/200 Page of 8
2 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC 0 04 CENTRAL MIDDLE M,434, ,983 04,58 2,265 0, , ,0,783 5, ,222,673 2,54,452 43,669 2,54,452 5, DOLE MIDDLE M 2,753, ,273 48,400 26,3 0, ,404,480 4, ,55,465 3,442,459 37,980 3,442,459 4, JARRETT MIDDLE M 866, ,975 39,534 63,364 2,853 33, ,373,80 5, ,760,258,706, ,049,706,230 7, KAIMUKI MIDDLE M 3,423, ,54 22,98 84,485 5, , ,879,595 4, ,576,652 3,466, ,879,595 4, KALAKAUA MIDDLE M 3,48, ,36 78,97 242,53 9, , ,26,432 4, ,42,795 4,277,352 5,920 4,277,352 4, KAWANANAKOA MIDDLE M 3,46, ,740 69,72 64,600 7, , ,703,993 4, ,698,766 3,585, ,703,993 4, NIU VALLEY MIDDLE M 2,836, ,678 7,722 49,62 5, ,94,060 4, ,358,843 3,255,749 6,689 3,255,749 4, STEVENSON MIDDLE M 2,323, ,5 65,63 20,537 9, ,752,34 4, ,782,232 2,696, ,752,34 4, WASHINGTON MIDDLE M 2,975, ,564 9,966 80,623 2, ,587,032 4, ,00,278 3,974, ,395 3,974,427 4, AIEA INTER M 2,203, ,09 32,523 99,46 4, ,56,09 4, ,942,67 2,852,299 29,90 2,852,299 4, ALIAMANU MIDDLE M 2,465, ,403 30,77 76,09 4, ,834, 4, ,988,27 2,896,42 62,30 2,896,42 4, MOANALUA MIDDLE M 3,53, ,47 22,396 79,387 0, ,582,229 4, ,776,945 3,66,08 78,789 3,66,08 4, WAHIAWA MIDDLE M 2,836, ,678 56,283 75,6 9, ,362,68 4, ,489,283 3,382,85 9,568 3,382,85 4, WHEELER MIDDLE M 2,953, ,372 4,27 50,762 3, ,446,449 4, ,29,624 3,90, ,446,449 4, MILILANI MIDDLE M 6,365, ,789 29,797 2,525, , ,748, ,287,562 4,69.09,752 7,277,288 7,053, ,287,562 4, HIGHLANDS INTER M 3,485, ,726 24,733 5,439 0, , ,985,695 4, ,849,955 3,73, ,985,695 4, WAIANAE INTER M 2,967, ,834 49,66 23,970 3, ,560,487 4, ,926,095 3,805,59 245,04 3,805,59 4, WAIPAHU INTER M 4,490, ,588 22,626 25,270 5, ,233, ,428,922 4,403.02,230 5,388,06 5,222, ,428,922 4, ILIMA INTER M 2,829, ,947 47,30 3,462 0, ,302,678 4, ,625,248 2,544,67 0 3,302,678 4, KAPOLEI MIDDLE M 5,85, ,387 37,782 84,629 9, , ,424, ,07,773 4,263.89,488 6,330,53 6,36,209 64,436 6,36,209 4, EWA MAKAI MIDDLE M 2,37, ,53 24,344 99,46 8,006 27, ,5,70 4, ,008,300 2,95, ,265 2,95,966 4, KAILUA INTER M 2,377, ,632 2,464 8,572 8, ,78,658 4, ,820,072 2,733,55 4,857 2,733,55 4, KING INTER M 2,443, ,20 2,269 2,629 6, ,829,376 4, ,90,793 2,82,45 0 2,829,376 4, HILO INTER M,755, ,42 20,449 02,693 6, ,2 0 8,777, ,278,439 4, ,44,822 2,340,704 62,265 2,340,704 4, KOHALA MIDDLE M 73, ,626 5,258 42,607, , , ,27,655 5, ,277,083,237,885 0,230,237,885 6, KEAAU MIDDLE M 2,92, ,995 30,38 66,42 2, ,962 2, ,634,570 4, ,779,68 2,693,866 59,297 2,693,866 4, KONAWAENA MIDDLE SCHOOL M,788, ,43 35,639 3,982 7,625 94, ,94, ,330,334 4, ,2,380 2,43, ,330,334 4, WAIAKEA INTER M 3,09, ,259 25,707 5,49 5, ,460 3, ,603,48 4, ,656,262 3,544, ,603,48 4, KEALAKEHE INTER M 2,807, ,754 83,743 52,947 8, ,040 2, ,35,896 4, ,694,495 3,58, ,203 3,58,099 4, MOLOKAI MIDDLE M 600, ,298,558 48, , , , ,875 5, ,02,3 98,240,364 98,240 5, IAO M 3,29, ,049 43,624 35,03 7, ,098 3, , ,747,30 4, ,656,777 3,544, ,747,30 4, LAHAINA INTER M 2,377, ,632 87,638 0,965 4, ,89 2, ,825,453 4, ,972,960 2,88,7 56,257 2,88,7 4, KALAMA INTER M 3,069, ,066 6,554 48,94 8, ,35 3, ,569,90 4, ,573,997 3,464, ,569,90 4, MAUI WAENA INTER M 3,889, ,290 29,20 93,733 8, ,448 3,877 0,068, ,634,250 4,339.8,054 4,547,240 4,407, ,634,250 4, LOKELANI INTER M 2,057, ,474 50,246 94,682 7,634 72,03 0 0,289 2, ,500,905 4, ,75,774 2,632,48 3,53 2,632,48 4, KAPAA MIDDLE SCHOOL M 2,32, ,054 22,59 5,439 6, ,563 2, ,703,279 4, ,855,560 2,767,94 64,635 2,767,94 4, KAMAKAHELEI MIDDLE M 3,237, ,876 50,635 28,93 7, ,89 3, , ,768,609 4, ,84,684 3,723, ,768,609 4, WAIMEA CANYON M,503, ,927 22,202 68,826 2,47 28, ,52, ,038,683 4, ,275,50 2,205,667 66,985 2,205,667 5, SUBTOTAL - ALL MIDDLE SCHOOLS 03,753, ,4,75 2,008,074 4,99, ,322,942,8 253,370 73,04 34,507 3,005 28,49 33, ,844,560 4, ,869 27,573,86 23,658,209 2,94,96 26,786,520 4, Date: 0/0/200 Page 2 of 8
3 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC 0 00 AINA HAINA E 2,385,264 79,73 82,030 6,943 30,954 2, ,697,40 4, ,657,565 2,575, ,697,40 4, ALA WAI E,726,30 46,392 59,88 66,52 09,62 8,638 44, ,26,35 4, ,34,63 2,243, ,26,35 4, ALIIOLANI E 92,33 72,04 3,550 36,029 39,329 2, , ,329,962 5, ,332,924,292,02 0,329,962 5, FERN E,828,095 03,786 62,72 57,943 54,768 6, ,34,077 4, ,268,9 2,98, ,34,077 4, HAHAIONE E,729,77 36,04 59,566 25,707 25,27 4,073 43, ,023,503 4, ,028,569,966, ,023,503 4, HOKULANI E,329,93 04,878 45,684 27,070 2,2 2,84 79, ,709,572 4, ,73,688,678,537 0,709,572 4, JEFFERSON E,522,99 26,728 5,742 09,839 03,42 2,34 24, ,05,09 4, ,939,34,879,86 0 2,05,09 4, KAAHUMANU E 2,74,049 6,687 73, ,263 38,745 4, ,783,052 4, ,657,956 2,576, ,783,052 4, KAEWAI E,274,568 0,60 43,665 78,290 08,884 8,565 9, ,806,758 5, ,78,403,665,660 0,806,758 5, KAHALA E,558,65 26,8 53,635 50,635 6,75,477 2, ,99,56 4, ,970,585,90,0 0,99,56 4, KAIULANI E,474,858 4,70 50,732 78,78 23,086,528 40, ,093,808 5, ,968,860,908, ,093,808 5, KALIHI E,092,487 83,028 37,03 0,660 86,670 2,52 28, ,62,958 5, ,668,093,66,894 0,62,958 5, KALIHI KAI E 2,24,07 48,577 76,35 46,258 66,057 8, ,759,372 4, ,870,905 2,782,787 23,46 2,782,787 4, KALIHI UKA E 935,897 68,280 3,676 36,224 58,266 5, , ,363,000 5, ,307,226,267,03 0,363,000 5, KALIHI WAENA E 2,08,500 2,265 72,86 30,483 74,068 8, ,65,67 4, ,492,685 2,46,76 0 2,65,67 4, KAPALAMA E 2,454,455 85,75 84,302 75,953 45,300 5, ,950,993 4, ,034,40 2,94, ,950,993 4, KAULUWELA E,340,8 98,323 46,89 95,428 3,982 5,26 76, ,876,062 5, ,85,427,794,60 0,876,062 5, KOKO HEAD E 983,238 77,020 33,948 7,528 6,023 3,26 226, ,357,028 5, ,48,83,375,283 8,255,375,283 5, KUHIO E,39,828 92,86 38,996 86,469 78,659 4,088 23, ,654,049 5, ,722,947,670,065 6,06,670,065 5, LANAKILA E,489,424 32,90 5,237 82,380 04,50 8,463 35, ,003,382 4, ,987,864,926, ,003,382 4, LIHOLIHO E,369,25 08,56 46,820 47,30 38,237,73 69, ,78,092 4, ,705,620,653,269 0,78,092 4, LIKELIKE E,38,268 03,786 44,296 95,87 02,693 7,508 8, ,854,289 5, ,807,943,752,452 0,854,289 5, LILIUOKALANI E 37,446 3,682 2,494 7,206 3,838,238 47, ,739 5, , , , ,535 8, LINAPUNI E,085,204 39,29 32,8 7,435 92,86 5,245 29, ,69,428 5, ,53,354,484,352 0,69,428 5, LINCOLN E,332,834 93,953 45,432 58,425 8,572 4,54 78, ,795,33 4, ,896,593,838,38 43,050,838,38 5, LUNALILO E,784,396 3,098 6,333 05,944 95,774 6,226 7, ,202,65 4, ,223,50 2,54,95 0 2,202,65 4, MAEMAE E 2,392,547 79,67 8,904 9,280 45,520 3, ,72,867 4, ,74,009 2,630, ,72,867 4, MANOA E 2,057,58 36,560 7,303 33,497 3,38 3, ,333,26 4, ,446,44 2,37,064 37,848 2,37,064 4, NOELANI E,682,430 23,450 58,78 23,954 22,24 3,506 63, ,977,665 4, ,027,632,965,397 0,977,665 4, NUUANU E,39,00 4,64 48,082 5,453 6,75 2,029 64, ,74,730 4, ,77,80,665,077 0,74,730 4, PALOLO E,026,938 73,742 35,084 6,656 95,046 4, , ,576,08 5, ,609,072,559,685 0,576,08 5, PAUOA E,03,42 86,852 37,860 30,576 60,45 3,025 27, ,539,548 5, ,67,728,568,075 28,527,568,075 5, PUUHALE E 852,40 65,003 29,53 50,830 67,370 4, , ,295,92 5, ,39,953,349,230 53,38,349,230 5, ROYAL E,303,70 07,609 44,296 74,395 80,844 9,475 85, ,805,446 5, ,755,345,70,467 0,805,446 5, WAIKIKI E,587,748 7,988 55,023 06,39 67,370 4,07 0, ,039,955 4, ,987,330,926, ,039,955 4, WILSON E 2,4,275 55,32 73,953 4,092 27,676 2, ,44,825 4, ,288,2 2,27, ,44,825 4, KAMILOIKI E,347,40 95,592 45,684 9,348 27,676 5,724 75, ,706,588 4, ,735,836,682,558 0,706,588 4,62.40 SUBTOTAL - HONOLULU DISTRICT ELEM 55,829,736 4,243,739,909,532 2,783,57 2,782,82 98,27 4,534, ,33 8, ,28,03 4, ,370 72,320,624 70,00, ,224 72,809,327 4,749.6 Date: 0/0/200 Page 3 of 8
4 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC AIEA E,6,678 76,474 39,374 62,25 94,37 2,509 20, ,646,742 5, ,687,768,635,965 0,646,742 5, ALIAMANU E 3,237,404 28,496 08,658 52,583 7,624 25, , ,760,8 4, ,873,953 3,755, ,760,8 4, HALEIWA E 673,700 49,708 22,76,880 40,786 5,222 22, ,06,228 5, ,05,69,09,42 3,84,09,42 5, HALE KULA E 3,44, ,053 6,735 39,45 36,96 43, ,5.80 4,066,62 4, ,655,666 3,543,46 0 4,066,62 4, HELEMANO E 2,002,893 60,048 67,643 53,67 5,439, ,40,396 4, ,309,376 2,238, ,40,396 4, HICKAM E 2,086,65 55,32 7,934 4,80 25,49 6, ,370,557 4, ,037,557 2,944, ,767 2,944,324 5, ILIAHI E,533,24 25,635 52,752 2,269 67,734 3,889 2, ,96,59 4, ,905,373,846,89 0,96,59 4, KAALA E,646,04 34,92 56,790 87,054 38,745 0,833 79, ,53,365 4, ,082,85 2,08, ,53,365 4, KIPAPA E 2,432,605 86,84 82,030 44,403 28,93 7, ,88,979 4, ,83,653 2,727, ,88,979 4, MAKALAPA E,868,53 3,072 63,983 43,235 98,323 8, ,95,074 4, ,98,289,920, ,95,074 4, MOANALUA E 2,487,229 42,569 85,564 22,202 40,422 5, ,783,923 4, ,795,622 2,709,86 0 2,783,923 4, MOKULELE E,649,656 9,080 56,664,0 50,254 9,988 77, ,984,277 4, ,53,527 2,087,429 03,52 2,087,429 4, NIMITZ E 2,268,732 43,66 77,63 5,843 8,208 26, ,603,757 4, ,72,00 2,05, ,603,757 4, PEARL HARBOR E 2,228,674 56,225 76,225 52,583 79,387 3, ,606,955 4, ,629,637 2,548, ,606,955 4, PEARL HARBOR KAI E 2,509,079 82,990 84,806 2,423 88,27 7, ,903,473 4, ,896,426 2,807, ,903,473 4, RED HILL E,300,060 83,028 43,98 29,797 43,335 0,485 85, ,696,53 4, ,986,825,925, ,32,925,843 5, SOLOMON E 3,565,50 297,55 20,395 33,08 29,588 47, , ,282,59 4,374.45,203 5,25,588 5,090, ,809 5,090,400 5, SCOTT E,660,58,433 57,69 49,856 68,826 6,432 73, ,027,362 4, ,067,749 2,004, ,027,362 4, SHAFTER E 670,059 52,439 23,095 9,348 9,468 7,492 2, ,639 5, ,054,625,022,255 38,66,022,255 5, WAHIAWA E 2,028,385 60,595 69,58 56,867 4,294, ,468,074 4, ,88,450 2,2, ,468,074 4, WAIALUA E,926,49 22,904 66,255 27,460 07,063 5, ,255,702 4, ,272,840 2,203, ,255,702 4, WAIMALU E,937,344 9,080 65,750 54,335 0,236 7, ,285,608 4, ,327,858 2,256, ,285,608 4, MILILANI-WAENA E 2,74,049 69,334 74,584 6,943 6,79 0, ,506,348 4, ,462,664 2,387, ,506,348 4, WEBLING E,667,864 09,794 57,42 6,943 54,260 5,66 70, ,98,498 4, ,22,084 2,056,950 75,452 2,056,950 4, WHEELER E 2,072,084 69,88 69,789 5,775 84,849 25, ,438,290 4, ,533,27 2,455,378 7,087 2,455,378 4, SALT LAKE E 2,964,282 73,58 00,708 42,68 48,577 2, ,54,869 4, ,49,356 3,384,95 0 3,54,869 4, MILILANI IKE E 3,863,763 28,860 3,879 4,674 3,0 4, ,06,8.22 4,300,246 4,053.0,089 4,46,79 4,280, ,300,246 4, MILILANI MAUKA E 3,20, ,707 06,260 7,595 38,60 8, ,520,85 4, ,486,604 3,379, ,520,85 4, MILILANI UKA E 2,337,923 74,797 79,632 3,438 6,79 7, ,674,76 4, ,788,38 2,702,736 27,975 2,702,736 4, PEARL RIDGE E 2,70,408 40,384 74,584 26,486 48,433 2, ,462,892 4, ,484,097 2,407, ,462,892 4,32.37 SUBTOTAL - CENTRAL DISTRICT ELEM 64,686,66 4,659,427 2,204,083,038,605 2,503, ,63,240, ,763 20, ,726,30 4, ,780 77,980,855 75,587,372,876,354 78,602,665 4, Date: 0/0/200 Page 4 of 8
5 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC AHRENS E 4,847,00 303,63 66, ,70 27,663 7, ,33, ,839,533 4,387.33,338 5,89,62 5,640, ,839,533 4, BARBERS POINT E,83,737 32,736 6,964 47,59 69,555 9, ,63,078 4, ,240,273 2,7,52 8,434 2,7,52 4, EWA E 3,696, ,522 26,579 80, ,930 5, ,05, ,359,06 4, ,255,72 4,25, ,359,06 4, EWA BEACH E,900,928 26,8 63,983 3,939 06,699 5, ,245,324 4, ,978,267,97, ,245,324 4, IROQUOIS POINT E 2,65,02 82,444 90,62 35,445 9,080 23, ,02,362 4, ,095,49 3,000,40 0 3,02,362 4, MAILI E 3,099,022 25,765 05,25 37, ,808 9, ,02.6 3,722,200 4, ,429,800 3,324, ,722,200 4, MAKAHA E 2,77,69 48,03 74,963 20,254 82,080 2, ,65,656 4, ,545,97 2,467, ,65,656 4, MAKAKILO E,842,662 24,543 63,352 20,449 8,572 7, ,39,69 4, ,82,965 2,5, ,39,69 4, MANANA E,525,840 06,57 52,373 2,033 56,809 2,048 23, ,888,23 4, ,833,989,777,698 0,888,23 4, NANAIKAPONO E 3,346,652 99,378 3,706 77, ,36 9, , ,039,975 4, ,946,024 3,824, ,039,975 4, NANAKULI EL E,598,673 03,786 54, ,629 6,654 97, ,983,743 4, ,22,72 2,057,568 73,825 2,057,568 4, PALISADES E,383,87 99,46 47,45 2,67 50,982 4,489 66, ,773,83 4, ,720,879,668,060 0,773,83 4, PEARL CITY E,984,685 42,022 67,769 36,224 02,693 6, ,339,492 4, ,462,658 2,387,07 47,579 2,387,07 4, PEARL CITY HIGHLANDS E,493,066 98,869 50,985 2,269 45,884 3,52 34, ,838,962 4, ,788,300,733,4 0,838,962 4, LEHUA E,485,783 05,97 50,480 36,808 66,277 2,24 36, ,894,25 4, ,936,83,877,384 0,894,25 4, POHAKEA E 2,086,65 34,92 7,303 42,650 37,652 0, ,483,64 4, ,389,705 2,36, ,483,64 4, WAIANAE E 2,203,82 49,670 75,089 34,666 85,357 0, ,657,968 4, ,590,242 2,50, ,657,968 4, LEIHOKU E 3,2,92 207,025 0,299 36, ,866 3, , ,80,370 4, ,684,020 3,570, ,80,370 4, WAIPAHU E 3,790,93 244,69 30,869 39,059 33,906 29, ,04, ,900,45 4, ,666,27 4,523, ,900,45 4, HONOWAI E 2,960,640 97,93 0,59 08, ,837, ,582,725 4, ,675,047 3,562, ,582,725 4, HOLOMUA E 5,080, ,744 74,408 56,672 43,479 4, , ,395, ,920,296 4,243.94,442 6,4,359 5,926,690 6,394 5,926,690 4, KAIMILOA E 2,26,448 32,736 76,982 90,949 45,664 6, ,74,558 4, ,87,543 2,73,064 6,506 2,73,064 4, KAPOLEI E 3,84,93 263,288 3,627 27,655 38,745 8, , ,055, ,538,732 4,302.2,068 4,579,425 4,438, ,538,732 4, KANOELANI E 2,720,293 86,268 93,640 37,782 97,959 8, ,44,067 4, ,205,569 3,07,80 0 3,44,067 4, MOMILANI E,58,557 96,38 52,625 2,269 7, , ,823,670 4, ,83,30,757,479 0,823,670 4, MAUKA LANI E 2,072,084 68,788 7,05 9,280 97,595 8, ,437,60 4, ,504,993 2,428,07 0 2,437,60 4, KALEIOPUU E 3,57,809 25,765 20,900 58,425 39,837 5, ,6.78 4,067,788 4, ,009,478 3,886,45 0 4,067,788 4, WAIAU E 2,064,80 4,476 70,798 8,307 86,306 5, ,387,084 4, ,40,075 2,327, ,387,084 4, WAIKELE E 2,367,056 43,5 80,37 58,425 78,294 7, ,734,253 4, ,592,445 2,52, ,734,253 4, KEONEULA E 3,7,230 25,765 06,89 42,650 79,387 6, ,578,37 4, ,392,599 3,288, ,578,37 4,80.07 SUBTOTAL - LEEWARD DISTRICT ELEM 77,679,480 5,49,404 2,659,43,748,666 4,094, , , , ,33 25, ,77,378 4, ,82 9,795,279 88,977,787 52,738 92,870,6 4, Date: 0/0/200 Page 5 of 8
6 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC AIKAHI E,95,494 40,930 65,876 8,374 28,769 5, ,65,437 4, ,063,093,999, ,65,437 4, ENCHANTED LAKE E,562,257 08,702 54,04 3,506 56,445 3,963 0, ,899,805 4, ,883,674,825,858 0,899,805 4, HAUULA E,030,580 73,742 35,20 6,86 82,300 3, , ,455,588 5, ,398,350,355,430 0,455,588 5, HEEIA E,63,448 06,57 54,897 8,959 85,23 4,995 84, ,976,863 4, ,066,888 2,003,448 26,585 2,003,448 4, KAAAWA E 469,769 30,043 6,280,69 3,38,295 74, ,58 5, , , , ,002 7, KAHALUU E 866,706 59,540 29,405 9,348 64,456 4, , ,26,392 5, ,267,223,228,328 0,26,392 5, KAILUA E,332,834 89,037 44,675 6,943 80,479 5,876 78, ,748,445 4, ,735,33,682,050 0,748,445 4, KAINALU E,78,846 5,257 58,78 3,633 67,734 7,32 48, ,029,097 4, ,68,306 2,0,754 72,657 2,0,754 4, KANEOHE E 2,305,48 50,762 79,506 2,269 74,289 3, ,625,698 4, ,573,962 2,494, ,625,698 4, PUOHALA E 85,724 56,263 27,638 5,453 50,254 3, , ,84,370 5, ,246,277,208,025 23,655,208,025 5, KAPUNAHALA E 2,23,067 36,04 72,944 5,843 84,485 3, ,425,906 4, ,363,446 2,290, ,425,906 4, KEOLU E 65,85 48,069 2,833 4,606 33,867 2, , ,864 5, ,043,53,0,35 29,27,0,35 5, LAIE E 2,352,489 66,603 79,632 30,77 43,5 8, ,780,762 4, ,69,655 2,609, ,780,762 4, MAUNAWILI E,39,00 86,306 47,830 3,6 53,532,205 64, ,747,238 4, ,830,22,774,045 26,807,774,045 4, MOKAPU E 2,920,582 23,606 97,426 7,722 07,427 3, ,406,549 4, ,557,0 3,447,923 4,373 3,447,923 4, PARKER E 994,63 65,003 33,9 6,622 65,549 2, , ,392,455 5, ,488,340,442,658 50,203,442,658 5, POPE E 852,40 58,994 28,900 7,0 69,90 3, , ,246,2 5, ,398,752,355,89 09,708,355,89 5, SUNSET BEACH E,420,233 90,676 47,956 0,57 44,063 3,477 56, ,773,48 4, ,85,89,794,98 2,833,794,98 4, WAIAHOLE E 233,064 3,656 7,572 4,090 4,566,742 0, ,306 5, , ,8 230, ,8 9, KAELEPULU E 670,059 50,254 23,22 5,258 0,925,900 2, ,355 5, ,05,055,07,37 97,782,07,37 5, KAHUKU E,777,2 08,56 6,08 34,666 6,67 5,69 2, ,24,98 4, ,059,876,996, ,24,98 4, AHUIMANU E,525,840 06,57 52,2 7,790 5,347 3,948 23, ,87,56 4, ,856,088,799,9 0,87,56 4, SUBTOTAL - WINDWARD DISTRICT ELEM 30,560,508 2,092,645,039, ,480,45,490 4,539 2,72, ,392 9, ,69,903 4, ,563 39,273,270 38,067, ,224 39,44,26 4, DE SILVA E,442,083 90,676 49,28 8,764 49,62 2,66 49, , ,799,706 4, ,765,939,7,737 0,799,706 4, HAAHEO E 637,284 42,060 22,085 8,80 37,508, ,7 0 3, ,430 5, ,04, ,62 25,9 983,62 5, KEAAU II E 2,906,06 207,57 99,067 93,286 28,32 4, , ,552,774 4, ,648,58 3,536, ,552,774 4, HILO UNION E,646,04 05,97 56,033 42,26 40,566,727 79, , ,089,80 4, ,065,87 2,002,40 0 2,089,80 4, HOLUALOA E,857,228 43,66 64,362 5,998 99,052 7, , ,233,427 4, ,66,586 2,00, ,233,427 4, HONAUNAU E 57, 34,959 6,280 26,876 44,063 2,084 85,26 0 2, ,084 5, ,04,68,009,709 80,625,009,709 7, HONOKAA E,38,268 86,306 45,684 9,865 79,387 6,805 8,92 0 6, ,744,828 4, ,687,475,635,68 0,744,828 4, HOOKENA E 455,203 29,497 5,08 3,506 3,682 3,9 70,70 0 2, ,00 5, , ,640 8, ,640 7, KAPIOLANI E,35,042 85,760 45,8 33,08 0,965 4,234 74, , ,802,960 4, ,879,597,82,906 8,946,82,906 4, KAUMANA E 96,389 65,549 32,433 2,269 58,630 5, , , ,367,30 5, ,24,65,203,070 0,367,30 5, KAHAKAI E 2,232,35 77,528 76,225 34,378 36,560 5, , ,783,408 4, ,659,346 2,577, ,783,408 4, KEAUKAHA E,285,493 86,306 44, ,50 3,895 88, , ,79,789 4, ,68,25,568,460 0,79,789 4, KONAWAENA E 2,63,25 64,48 74,206 77,36 32,98 7, , ,629,838 4, ,549,869 2,47, ,629,838 4, MT. VIEW E,973,760 49,670 67,643 6,359 79,895 7, , ,44,452 4, ,360,462 2,288,0 0 2,44,452 4, PAHOA E,544,049 05,97 53,30 30,38 39,837 0,869 7, , ,009,306 4, ,953,299,893, ,009,306 4, WAIAKEA E 3,073,53 23,580 05,882 35,639 56,589 7, , ,608,45 4, ,6,749 3,500, ,608,45 4, WAIAKEAWAENA E 2,742,43 96,646 94,45 20,059 40,202 6, , ,23,049 4, ,202,24 3,03, ,23,049 4, WAIMEA E 2,30,350 70,973 7,77 76,732 29,277, , ,600,437 4, ,822,653 2,736,07 35,580 2,736,07 4, KEALAKEHE E 3,659, ,886 25,90 83, ,895 5, ,30 0 0,005, ,544,802 4, ,255,70 4,24, ,544,802 4, KEONEPOKO E 2,99,54 5,855 74,70 4,677 94,826 6, , ,690,40 4, ,803,227 2,77,87 26,777 2,77,87 4, KOHALA E,329,93 04,878 45,432 0,57 88,855 4,760 79,44 0 6, ,769,723 4, ,787,253,732,397 0,769,723 4, SUBTOTAL - HAWAII DISTRICT ELEM 37,424,969 2,73,720,278, ,624 2,506,49 75,04,860, , ,277 2, ,072,679 4, ,248 47,055,88 45,6, ,758 47,64,437 4, Date: 0/0/200 Page 6 of 8
7 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC HAIKU E,605,956 25,635 55,528,0 87,034 9,470 94,75 0 8, ,997,506 4, ,933,075,873,743 0,997,506 4, KAHULUI E 3,546,942 29,46 2, , ,37, , , ,409,847 4, ,420,560 4,284, ,409,847 4, KAMEHAMEHA III E 2,69,60 223,42 92,505 37,883 39,473 7, , ,305,730 4, ,85,623 3,087, ,305,730 4, KAUNAKAKAI E 888,556 55,76 30,288 0,57 60,45 2,8 227, , , ,284,002 5, ,257,243,28,654 0,284,002 5, KIHEI E 3,90, ,95 09,542 70,602 89,363 3, , , ,950,87 4, ,926,28 3,805,77 0 3,950,87 4, KILOHANA E 320,463 9,665, , ,03 0,602 0, ,650 5, , , , ,476 8, KULA E,5,274 23,996 52,373 2,92 59,722 7,25 28, , ,893,427 4, ,828,604,772,478 0,893,427 4, LIHIKAI E 3,68, ,574 26, , ,877 3, ,40 0 0,0, ,563,408 4, ,348,084 4,24, ,563,408 4, MAKAWAO E,78,846 2,265 58,78 9,086 05,606 7,68 48,28 0 8, ,087,385 4, ,00,898 2,036,44 0 2,087,385 4, MAUNALOA E 25,272 5,84 8, ,035,047 08,298 0,256 0, ,74 5, , ,49 44, ,49 8, PAIA E 895,839 78,659 30,540 5,843 49,890 3, , , ,296,079 5, ,206,922,69,877 0,296,079 5, WAIHEE E 2,745, ,20 94,45 4,092 40,202 7, , ,245,877 4, ,284,292 3,83, ,245,877 4, WAILUKU E 3,208,27 257,279 09,920 97,570 48,94, , , ,849,652 4, ,73,560 3,599, ,849,652 4, PUKALANI E,886,36 38,745 64,74 0,57 97,959 5, , ,22,944 4, ,2,974 2,44,08 0 2,22,944 4, NAHIENAENA E 2,286,940 76,982 76,603 4,778 04,878 7, , ,806,65 4, ,762,557 2,677, ,806,65 4, KAMALII E 2,323,356 86,268 80,0 3,744 77,930 0, , ,72,767 4, ,809,956 2,723,709,943 2,723,709 4, POMAIKAI E 2,59,483 83,537 74,206 20,449 50,68 6, , ,505,562 4, ,283,074 2,22, ,505,562 4, SUBTOTAL - MAUI DISTRICT ELEM 34,92,249 2,736,6,96,755,2,764,83,57 26, , , ,302 9,587, ,055,587 4, ,487 42,635,44 4,326, ,205 43,452,79 4, ELEELE E,5,274 7,442 5, 40,898 75,38 3,996 28, , ,936,7 4, ,884,92,827,058 0,936,7 4, HANALEI E 823,007 52,439 28,52 8,80 3,38 5, , , ,78,48 5, ,64,360,28,622 0,78,48 5, KALAHEO E,798,962 37,06 62,343 0,57 66,277 2,498 0, , ,097,493 4, ,54,037 2,087, ,097,493 4, KAPAA E 2,960, ,522 0,22 5,804 90,820, , ,567,69 4, ,623,73 3,52, ,567,69 4, KAUMUALII E 2,44,96 70,427 72,565 37,976 2,890 6, , ,556,2 4, ,43,35 2,339, ,556,2 4, KEKAHA E,296,48 03,786 44,296 24,539 77,930 3,64 86, , ,743,750 4, ,689,437,637,583 0,743,750 4, KILAUEA E,68,96 75,927 40,258 9,086 5,7 4,49 209, , ,575,8 4, ,6,76,562,29 0,575,8 4, KOLOA E 873,990 77,020 29,909 4,022 52,803 2, , , ,282,8 5, ,297,428,257,606 0,282,8 5, WILCOX E 3,372,44 250,78 5,852 43,235 50,398, , , ,960,620 4, ,878,823 3,759, ,960,620 4,277.3 SUBTOTAL - KAUAI DISTRICT ELEM 5,950,33,220, , , ,528 52, , , ,380 5, ,897,527 4, ,38 9,77,787 9,2, ,897,527 4,542.8 SUBTOTAL - ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 37,043,42 22,85,899 0,833,53 8,03,965 5,925,809,42,24 3,087, ,223 44, ,302 87,06 03, ,920,487 4, ,0 390,778, ,784,52 4,497, ,47,990 4, Date: 0/0/200 Page 7 of 8
8 WSF Allocation Summary for FY0- OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FY 0- WSF Calculation based on Official Enrollment FY0- FY 0- WSF OEC ALLOC 0 03 ANUENUE K2,380,75 62,27 66, ,225,720 54, ,7,9 5, ,090,257 2,026,00 0 2,7,9 5, WAIALUA HIGH & INTER CMH 2,84, ,543 28,628 09,976 6, , ,952,953 4, ,209,434 3,0,926 57,974 3,0,926 5, NANAKULI HI & INTER CMH 3,568, ,943 32,78 262,95 4,946 42, ,4.6 4,02,49 4, ,406,354 4,27,08 68,689 4,27,08 4, KAHUKU HI & INTER CMH 5,677, ,044 40, ,37 2, ,559, ,294,570 4,037.57,663 6,70,444 6,504, ,909 6,504,479 4, WAIMANALO ELEM & INTER CEM,842,662 6,725 23,562 57,84 43,5 9,92 73, ,4,307 4, ,50,693 2,433,632 22,325 2,433,632 4, HONOKAA HI & INTER CMH 2,560, ,339 23,370 26,728 7, , ,802 2, ,277,797 4, ,49,028 3,383,877 06,080 3,383,877 4, KALANIANAOLE ELEM & INTER CEM 96,389 54,078 5,347 42,650 73,96 7, , , ,58,405 5, ,825,362,769, ,930,769,336 6, KAU HI & PAHALA ELEM K2,9,853 38,783 93,045 68,942 45,664 4, , ,560, ,88,538 5, ,009,079 2,96,720 98,82 2,96,720 5, LAUPAHOEHOE HI & ELEM K2 764,74 30,043 32,597 5,385 47,705 4,68 362, , ,26,32 6, ,660,852,609, ,554,609,875 7, KE KULA 'O 'EHUNUIKAIMALINO K2 630,00 32,228 33, , , , ,057,952 6, ,065,726,033,05 0,057,952 6, NAALEHU CEM,503,99 96,684 62,097 93,480 29,277,364 28, , ,85,868 5, ,062,982,999, ,85,868 5, PAAUILO ELEM & INTER CEM 957,747 54,078 49,276,69 53,67 2, ,76 0 4, ,445,583 5, ,505,25,459,050 3,467,459,050 5, PAHOA HI & INTER CMH 2,680, ,69 32,78 27,768 6,03 424, ,403 2, ,522,67 4, ,58,398 3,40, ,522,67 4, WAIKOLOA CEM 2,785,842 64,48 46,605 84,77 34,0 2, , ,342,936 4, ,272,96 3,72, ,342,936 4, HANA HI & ELEMENTARY K2,285,493 63,90 56, ,23 3,97 499, , , ,09,889 5, ,22,523 2,44,63 24,725 2,44,63 6, LANAI HI & ELEM K2 2,00,76 66,64 9,09 74,979 83,393 3, , ,052,04 0, ,89,729 5, ,796,733 2,70, ,89,729 5, SUBTOTAL - COMBINATION SCHOOLS 32,705, ,860,588, ,495 2,047,672 9,23 5,32, ,267 0,523 6,480 8,98 0, ,22,794 4, ,38 45,348,03 43,956,54,500,836 44,722,630 4, DOE ENROLLMENT RESERVE E GRAND TOTAL 623,049,079 23,540,759 26,896,90 3,97,863 29,596,376 2,350,88 22,959, ,593 97,048 98,093 33,033 7,09 97, ,86,926 4, ,04 754,580,647 73,420,44,393,7 754,580,637 4,40.4 Date: 0/0/200 Page 8 of 8
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