§ Mr. Don FosterTo ask the Secretary of State for Education how much money has been made available for spending on education for(a) under-fives, (b) five to 10s, (c) 11 to 15s, (d) 16-plus and (e) other education in each local education authority in each of the last six financial years; and what is the figure for 1994–95.
§ Mr. Robin SquireFor the purpose of determining standard spending assessments, the education component of Standard Spending, net of specific grants, is divided into
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Final 1994–95 Education SSAs in £ million LEA 5 to 10 11 to 15 Post 16 Under 5 Other Total City 0.094 0.101 0.031 0.052 0.153 0.431 Camden 24.152 22.977 5.350 4.866 6.662 64.006 Greenwich 42.898 43.179 7.055 7.130 6.419 106.682 Hackney 41.212 39.377 4.436 8.630 7.805 101.461 Hammersmith 19.909 18.683 2.337 4.435 5.622 50.987 Islington 32.033 30.587 2.571 6.222 6.824 78.237 Kensington 11.129 10.547 1.979 3.480 5.068 32.203 Lambeth 48.450 42.096 3.791 9.961 10.321 114.618 Lewisham 45.488 40.062 5.969 8.150 8.002 107.672 Southwark 45.266 37.341 3.018 8.874 8.390 102.889 Tower Hamlets 49.500 47.207 5.739 7.858 6.836 117.139 Wandsworth 31.997 30.232 5.292 6.960 8.186 82.667 Westminster 16.547 16.571 3.327 4.223 6.462 47.130 Barking 25.569 25.895 4.058 3.867 3.222 62.611 Barnet 38.812 40.647 9.748 6.599 6.403 102.209 Bexley 32.909 35.877 7.226 4.541 3.873 84.425 Brent 44.443 45.755 10.505 7.228 7.503 115.434 Bromley 35.706 38.303 9.288 5.183 4.898 93.379 Croydon 47.043 47.340 4.370 7.789 7.045 113.587 Ealing 45.098 46.379 6.324 7.617 7.653 113.070 Enfield 41.031 44.749 10.318 6.319 5.872 108.289 Haringey 36.637 35.789 7.011 6.989 7.399 93.825 five sub-blocks—under fives, 5 to 10, 11 to 15, 16-plus, and other education. The table below sets out the figures for 1994–95. The figures for each of the last four financial years are set out in the "Standard Spending Assessment Handbook" copies of which have been placed in the Library. The local government finance system prior to 1990–91 was not constructed in such a way to provide data on a basis which is comparable with the present system. Neither education standard spending assessments nor the sub-blocks within them are ear-marked for local authority spending on education, as each authority is free to determine its spending priorities between and within the services for which it has responsibility.
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LEA 5 to 10 11 to 15 Post 16 Under 5 Other Total Harrow 28.778 30.487 2.492 4.247 4.015 70.019 Havering 33.636 39.474 3.777 4.214 4.033 85.134 Hillingdon 34.686 36.478 7.426 5.249 4.684 88.522 Hounslow 33.114 35.249 6.988 5.138 4.869 85.358 Kingston 16.351 17.033 3.938 2.523 2.504 42.350 Merton 22.086 21.610 3.023 3.904 3.592 54.216 Newham 53.402 49.902 4.489 9.179 7.452 124.425 Redbridge 34.201 37.892 9.676 5.126 4.943 91.838 Richmond 15.504 15.037 0.886 2.861 2.557 36.845 Sutton 23.551 25.614 5.421 3.611 3.095 61.293 Waltham Forest 39.212 39.973 3.063 6.847 6.408 95.503 Birmingham 180.359 180.941 24.380 26.456 24.826 436.962 Coventry 46.406 45.437 8.489 6.634 6.332 113.298 Dudley 40.578 43.935 2.191 5.199 4.829 96.732 Sandwell 46.228 47.783 4.444 6.430 6.164 111.048 Solihull 26.515 27.894 2.325 3.261 3.035 63.030 Walsall 39.947 42.581 8.022 5.147 4.764 100.462 Wolverhampton 38.373 41.354 6.978 5.603 5.444 97.752 Knowsley 31.748 31.400 3.524 4.515 4.121 75.309 Liverpool 82.376 80.424 14.901 11.925 12.607 202.234 St. Helens 25.236 28.628 3.568 3.177 3.083 63.692 Sefton 40.079 42.421 6.607 5.291 5.175 99.572 Wirral 49.440 52.724 10.000 6.811 6.608 125.582 Bolton 39.585 40.437 4.122 5.275 4.642 94.061 Bury 24.712 24.739 0.790 3.213 2.683 56.138 Manchester 80.362 74.000 4.328 12.783 12.716 184.189 Oldham 35.814 37.036 3.411 4.727 4.060 85.047 Rochdale 33.463 35.168 3.509 4.628 3.875 80.644 Salford 33.580 32.620 1.266 5.039 4.881 77.387 Stockport 36.377 38.104 3.323 4.743 4.190 86.738 Tameside 32.203 32.741 1.298 4.287 3.587 74.115 Trafford 27.903 29.768 4.388 3.746 3.323 69.128 Wigan 43.739 46.765 2.832 5.617 5.017 103.969 Barnsley 30.993 32.760 1.679 4.035 3.748 73.214 Doncaster 46.339 48.269 8.992 5.779 5.233 114.613 Rotherham 36.787 40.715 5.299 4.766 4.223 91.790 Sheffield 67.117 70.845 6.856 9.733 10.818 165.369 Bradford 82.901 86.817 16.690 11.351 10.069 207.828 Calderdale 28.431 30.625 5.818 3.769 3.432 72.075 Kirklees 57.011 59.767 6.825 7.588 7.084 138.275 Leeds 95.531 100.415 16.773 13.325 13.120 239.163 Wakefield 43.805 44.806 4.242 5.747 4.999 103.599 Gateshead 27.630 29.324 4.839 3.783 4.031 69.607 Newcastle 38.741 37.970 6.368 5.691 6.565 95.334 North Tyne 25.545 28.616 4.225 3.215 3.138 64.739 South Tyne 23.456 24.614 1.550 3.006 2.945 55.570 Sunderland 45.737 50.038 3.791 6.033 5.764 111.363 Isles of Scilly 0.482 0.489 0.075 0.050 0.039 1.135 Avon 118.964 124.028 22.695 16.170 15.816 297.673 Bedfordshire 84.935 90.562 14.494 11.542 9.620 211.153 Berkshire 104.990 112.771 23.276 14.415 12.362 267.815 B uckinghamshire 92.967 108.421 26.206 12.203 10.125 249.922 Cambridgeshire 90.131 96.688 13.985 11.365 10.413 222.581 Cheshire 130.960 142.977 23.755 16.387 14.472 328.551 Cleveland 93.396 97.635 4.973 11.790 10.711 218.506 Cornwall 62.193 70.091 8.781 7.116 6.858 155.039 Cumbria 64.317 70.906 11.598 7.517 7.075 161.414 Derbyshire 120.831 134.559 18.395 15.232 13.656 302.673 Devon 127.648 139.392 22.471 15.909 16.290 321.710 Dorset 73.750 83.780 14.763 9.373 9.849 191.515 Durham 83.994 92.961 11.084 10.388 10.089 208.516 East Sussex 83.458 88.780 11.240 11.892 12.387 207.757 Essex 214.362 246.484 34.373 28.051 25.248 548.518 Gloucestershire 67.110 73.765 13.758 8.528 7.637 170.799 Hampshire 213.330 224.759 11.244 28.230 25.427 502.990 Hereford and Worcester 86.007 97.098 13.628 10.567 9.229 216.529 Hertfordshire 134.557 148.837 33.960 18.315 15.486 351.155 Humberside 127.253 137.132 14.389 16.144 14.964 309.881 Isle of Wight 16.881 18.822 4.061 1.910 2.060 43.735 Kent 211.578 240.234 48.900 27.953 24.857 553.522 Lancashire 200.410 211.902 18.264 25.773 23.593 479.942 Leicestershire 125.806 135.040 21.749 16.276 150.37 313.908 Lincolnshire 77.106 90.983 14.423 8.910 8.545 199.967 Norfolk 92.921 105.914 16.068 11.137 11.144 237.184 North Yorkshire 85.812 95.535 15.012 10.004 9.233 215.596 Northamptonshire 81.629 88.781 17.127 10.501 8.681 206.719 Northumberland 41.079 47.715 10.523 4.517 4.280 108.114 Nottinghamshire 138.285 147.203 21.827 18.437 17.685 343.437
LEA 5 to 10 11 to 15 Post 16 Under 5 Other Total Oxfordshire 72.808 74.776 14.115 10.404 9.248 181.352 Shropshire 56.084 60.895 5.825 6.700 5.992 135.496 Somerset 58.355 63.494 6.589 7.127 6.421 141.986 Staffordshire 140.652 151.381 21.201 17.126 15.181 345.541 Suffolk 77.752 87.428 17.077 10.309 8.610 201.176 Surrey 112.656 122.011 19.730 16.495 14.342 285.235 Warwickshire 61.346 67.073 10.664 7.500 6.783 153.367 West Sussex 85.237 98.666 14.897 11.127 10.363 220.291 Wiltshire 76.276 79.803 11.741 9.610 8.093 185.524
§ Mr. Don FosterTo ask the Secretary of State for Education what is the amount spent per pupil in nursery, primary, secondary, further and higher education or their equivalent in each country of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
§ Mr. Robin SquireInformation on expenditue per pupil/student is shown in table P6 of the OECD publication "Education at a Glance", published in December 1993, copies of which are available in the Library.
§ Mr. Don FosterTo ask the Secretary of State for Education how much money has been spent on education
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Net institutional expenditure in nursery and primary schools 1987–88 £000 1988–89 £000 1989–90 £000 1990–91 £000 1991–92 £000 ILEA 260,407 266,748 312,424 — — Corporation of London — — — 404 551 Camden — — — 16,681 19,909 Greenwich — — — 35,026 36,739 Hackney — — — 29,298 34,108 Hammersmith — — — 17,244 18,267 Islington — — — 24,558 33,234 Kensington and Chelsea — — — 12,745 14,361 Lambeth — — — 33,411 38,218 Lewisham — — — 32,029 32,794 Southwark — — — 35,663 36,146 Tower Hamlets — — — 36,491 44,346 Wandsworth — — — 28,800 35,893 Westminster — — — 18,400 25,781 Barking 15,406 17,134 18,847 20,543 22,307 Barnet n/a 26,530 29,896 34,373 37,813 Bexley 17,930 19,311 20,660 21,891 24,194 Brent 28,379 30,375 29,363 34,711 35,069 Bromley 21,733 23,836 24,672 27,337 28,321 Croydon 25,383 28,663 29,194 35,590 39,991 Ealing n/a 35,143 38,165 44,149 46,309 Enfield 21,105 23,809 25,806 30,649 35,480 Haringey n/a n/a 28,047 31,376 34,023 Harrow 19,549 20,920 21,974 27,037 30,541 Havering 18,863 20,614 21,710 24,306 26,136 Hillingdon 19,089 21,437 23,340 27,937 30,181 Hounslow n/a 22,556 24,270 26,906 28,181 Kingston upon Thames 9,763 10,870 11,761 13,567 14,889 Merton 8,475 10,600 11,689 20,344 22,944 Newham n/a 27,996 30,633 33,135 38,014 Redbridge 16,851 18,349 19,275 23,202 26,273 Richmond upon Thames 10,341 11,470 12,836 14,539 16,633 Sutton 11,276 12,759 13,786 15,846 17,138 Waltham Forest 21,565 n/a 25,179 28,190 29,683 Birmingham 92,442 104,685 115,195 131,807 144,562 Coventry 26,113 28,468 32,878 36,577 36,976 Dudley 24,535 27,345 29,979 34,651 37,935 Sandwell 28,533 31,951 35,807 41,765 45,262 Solihull 15,944 18,090 20,686 22,343 24,559 Walsall 26,680 30,390 32,384 39,752 37,099 Wolverhampton n/a 27,176 30,398 32,025 35,798 Knowsley 17,292 19,599 20,441 23,308 24,403 Liverpool 47,753 50,937 56,792 60,599 66,260 St. Helens 15,676 17,497 19,356 20,218 22,494 Sefton 22,774 25,353 28,297 32,364 34,035 Wirral 26,169 31,000 36,164 38,281 39,858 for (a) under-fives, (b) five to 11s, (c) 11 to 15s, (d) 16-plus and (e) other education in each LEA in each of the last five financial years; and what is the estimated amount being spent in 1993–94.
§ Mr. Robin SquireAvailable expenditure data cover whole schools and cannot readily be disaggregated between particular age ranges. The latest year for which information on actual expenditure by local education authorities (LEAs) is available is 1991–;92. The following tables indicate, for each LEA in England, the net school-based expenditure in nursery and primary schools combined and in secondary schools in each year from 1987–88 to 1991–92.
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1987–88 £000 1988–89 £000 1989–90 £000 1990–91 £000 1991–92 £000 Bolton 22,204 25,364 28,609 31,501 35,917 Bury 16,498 18,166 18,444 18,815 20,834 Manchester 44,212 n/a 54,692 58,314 63,942 Oldham 22,161 25,244 29,169 31,581 36,812 Rochdale 17,822 20,613 23,041 24,804 27,542 Salford n/a n/a 26,341 28,442 29,655 Stockport 22,204 24,612 26,518 30,883 32,452 Tameside 19,717 22,606 25,471 27,749 30,386 Trafford 16,476 18,059 18,915 20,960 23,828 Wigan 26,149 28,806 31,006 32,838 36,122 Barnsley 18,279 20,199 21,984 24,881 27,392 Doncaster 26,803 30,495 33,190 33,954 36,470 Rotherham 23,692 25,722 28,801 31,235 34,216 Sheffield n/a 51,097 55,357 59,325 64,089 Bradford 39,103 43,058 46,923 55,126 61,118 Calderdale 16,890 20,762 21,034 26,666 29,080 Kirklees 32,357 36,747 40,146 43,539 48,113 Leeds 50,351 57,263 63,016 72,682 84,732 Wakefield 26,783 n/a 33,723 35,404 40,178 Gateshead 18,180 20,045 21,415 24,058 26,982 Newcastle upon Tyne 24,199 26,492 28,374 33,139 36,395 North Tyneside 15,949 16,891 19,069 19,829 21,253 South Tyneside 14,477 16,091 18,151 19,159 21,627 Sunderland 26,232 28,741 33,380 37,121 41,490 Isles of Scilly 237 256 262 295 314 Avon 72,569 79,420 90,054 100,375 110,777 Bedfordshire 40,007 43,054 47,433 53,536 59,484 Berkshire n/a n/a 64,485 78,749 89,161 Buckinghamshire 57,171 63,166 67,421 77,578 80,221 Cambridgeshire 51,142 57,398 64,086 71,547 80,770 Cheshire 76,313 83,838 90,114 107,654 117,127 Cleveland 52,508 60,660 64,973 72,311 76,244 Cornwall 33,103 37,858 41,193 45,034 53,147 Cumbria 42,710 47,116 51,841 55,661 60,723 Derbyshire 75,474 83,733 97,302 108,559 115,371 Devon 65,253 72,082 80,867 98,140 105,867 Dorset 37,291 41,308 45,381 53,169 58,708 Durham 55,317 60,549 66,407 74,425 75,864 East Sussex 40,565 45,718 51,111 57,379 67,004 Essex 112,068 127,739 137,646 148,619 150,942 Gloucestershire 39,526 43,653 46,795 49,856 59,642 Hampshire 115,144 127,695 138,560 157,176 183,608 Hereford and Worcester 42,766 46,072 52,632 63,230 68,885 Hertfordshire 75,938 87,768 96,552 104,267 116,114 Humberside 70,884 90,812 97,704 100,303 112,520 Isle of Wight 6,219 7,164 7,651 8,542 10,324 Kent 98,319 107,687 118,248 131,949 151,814 Lancashire 107,842 120,601 134,923 164,612 193,646 Leicestershire 70,356 81,363 89,238 98,521 114,762 Lincolnshire 40,523 46,070 50,793 56,787 63,253 Norfolk 60,648 68,025 68,520 76,701 87,633 North Yorkshire 48,930 56,069 59,477 67,386 79,659 Northamptonshire 42,089 48,231 52,529 59,042 65,287 Northumberland 18,831 21,558 22,876 25,841 29,117 Nottinghamshire 81,025 89,747 102,133 115,045 135,624 Oxfordshire 38,678 42,364 45,639 60,348 63,895 Shropshire 30,832 35,827 38,565 45,411 50,490 Somerset 29,978 34,592 38,414 41,423 46,080 Staffordshire 80,882 89,306 101,306 113,199 126,416 Suffolk 37,843 42,262 45,766 53,445 51,390 Surrey 68,923 78,672 85,485 98,463 108,096 Warwickshire 41,124 44,765 49,917 54,007 59,842 West Sussex 43,201 49,677 56,026 61,701 67,710 Wiltshire 39,796 44,850 48,631 55,310 62,484
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Net institutional expenditure in secondary schools 1987–88 £000 1988–89 £000 1989–90 £000 1990–91 £000 1991–92 £000 ILEA 283,760 256,818 276,796 — — Corporation of London — — — 0 0 Camden — — — 22,472 24,625 Greenwich — — — 31,934 31,664 Hackney — — — 20,373 21,613 Hammersmith — — — 13,142 13,220
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1987–88 £000 1988–89 £000 1989–90 £000 1990–91 £000 1991–92 £000 Islington — — — 17,401 22,215 Kensington and Chelsea — — — 9,042 9,696 Lambeth — — — 15,346 17,084 Lewisham — — — 27,539 25,721 Southwark — — — 21,564 21,685 Tower Hamlets — — — 26,565 30,322 Wandsworth — — — 24,640 25,631 Westminster — — — 21,132 23,270 Barking 16,903 18,058 19,077 19,935 20,285 Barnet n/a 27,759 33,946 33,742 38,030 Bexley 23,765 25,640 25,844 27,638 29,323 Brent 31,556 35,019 23,821 24,202 26,136 Bromley 29,563 30,187 29,943 32,666 28,008 Croydon 32,929 34,770 31,362 32,576 35,490 Ealing n/a 27,433 25,614 28,256 31,413 Enfield 26,215 27,124 28,740 32,009 38,254 Haringey n/a n/a 23,460 21,674 22,998 Harrow 17,932 16,361 15,296 18,092 19,039 Havering 27,832 29,809 31,761 33,487 35,688 Hillingdon 23,730 25,161 25,952 28,672 22,706 Hounslow n/a 21,598 24,227 25,828 28,451 Kingston upon Thames 13,576 14,500 15,087 15,949 17,953 Merton 16,409 16,682 20,877 16,412 18,883 Newham n/a 28,516 29,894 31,278 32,219 Redbridge 23,947 24,724 24,284 28,324 32,336 Richmond upon Thames 9,087 9,734 12,113 13,734 15,023 Sutton 14,345 15,722 18,205 19,962 18,769 Waltham Forest 31,034 n/a 28,730 30,931 29,865 Birmingham 104,093 109,867 114,324 123,816 128,357 Coventry 35,060 37,330 39,747 41,867 38,260 Dudley 29,014 31,612 31,435 32,167 35,557 Sandwell 34,851 37,470 39,580 41,901 41,077 Solihull 21,532 23,071 25,725 28,734 29,901 Walsall 33,247 35,913 37,175 39,900 39,080 Wolverhampton n/a 29,722 30,809 31,629 33,210 Knowsley 21,412 22,577 19,835 20,160 20,477 Liverpool 55,291 57,903 59,622 62,393 65,674 St. Helens 22,158 24,309 25,159 24,470 25,965 Sefton 29,089 30,307 32,094 37,633 37,745 Wirral 35,522 40,144 41,260 43,865 44,333 Bolton 27,239 29,672 31,166 32,063 35,266 Bury 18,554 19,191 19,000 18,358 19,553 Manchester 46,963 n/a 53,154 51,386 54,676 Oldham 22,433 24,501 26,529 29,212 35,408 Rochdale 27,283 29,178 29,588 27,792 26,689 Salford n/a n/a 28,447 27,746 28,475 Stockport 29,459 32,282 32,842 35,236 38,014 Tameside 23,318 24,094 24,845 25,460 27,796 Trafford 23,622 25,042 21,021 22,325 23,030 Wigan 38,255 38,671 42,616 43,377 46,974 Barnsley 24,398 25,245 25,053 23,031 24,718 Doncaster 33,296 35,163 37,055 37,824 41,040 Rotherham 28,002 29,896 32,244 34,395 38,284 Sheffield n/a 50,352 48,150 50,085 52,044 Bradford 65,003 72,730 70,523 77,637 78,890 Calderdale 20,944 22,778 21,075 26,179 23,758 Kirklees 41,469 45,337 46,580 48,078 51,615 Leeds 79,962 86,075 88,526 97,879 101,801 Wakefield 33,943 n/a 37,583 41,029 43,804 Gateshead 20,888 22,283 21,883 24,004 24,449 Newcastle upon Tyne 30,838 32,139 32,814 32,829 34,092 North Tyneside 25,905 27,001 27,254 28,214 30,889 South Tyneside 15,736 17,031 18,104 18,402 18,300 Sunderland 32,072 33,346 34,521 35,354 37,795 Isles of Scilly 345 399 415 487 466 Avon 83,817 90,667 95,238 101,094 106,638 Bedfordshire 66,501 72,902 78,194 80,258 88,540 Berkshire n/a n/a 77,592 85,887 88,943 Buckinghamshire 61,299 67,691 62,201 65,433 65,733 Cambridgeshire 60,585 65,844 67,080 74,971 82,347 Cheshire 101,137 107,246 111,186 122,600 132,968 Cleveland 65,265 73,426 74,905 78,830 82,752 Cornwall 43,834 48,193 49,299 53,917 56,275 Cumbria 53,290 56,641 57,230 60,643 64,703 Derbyshire 99,842 109,447 113,603 115,144 119,162 Devon 86,555 92,366 94,509 106,525 110,872 Dorset 53,569 58,266 63,126 68,240 70,712
1987–88 £000 1988–89 1989–90 £000 1990–91 £000 1991–92 £000 Durham 59,213 62,446 63,689 69,228 74,351 East Sussex 52,485 56,504 59,476 66,567 69,165 Essex 158,603 174,762 176,303 188,251 215,389 Gloucestershire 51,393 55,333 55,400 56,888 50,885 Hampshire 131,610 141,754 149,246 161,119 172,725 Hereford and Worcester 70,427 73,331 78,023 86,582 93,051 Hertfordshire 100,831 114,416 123,816 130,444 138,069 Humberside 98,838 109,653 102,864 105,286 119,365 Isle of Wight 14,556 15,949 16,116 17,821 19,702 Kent 144,757 157,284 155,894 173,843 185,340 Lancashire 140,608 149,517 152,507 158,438 178,812 Leicestershire 101,376 110,501 113,314 123,271 134,347 Lincolnshire 55,407 60,579 58,243 62,614 63,114 Norfolk 67,455 73,180 73,547 78,277 82,917 North Yorkshire 66,355 72,595 76,075 86,319 93,071 Northamptonshire 64,577 70,504 73,838 77,212 81,837 Northumberland 40,437 45,088 45,861 50,744 55,959 Nottinghamshire 110,060 117,526 123,887 138,107 155,956 Oxfordshire 54,969 56,103 60,428 70,294 69,574 Shropshire 45,754 50,181 49,965 55,116 61,126 Somerset 43,334 47,873 48,294 50,894 53,387 Staffordshire 112.975 118,466 122,153 129,556 138,811 Suffolk 64,609 71,526 84,434 93,670 79,273 Surrey 74,083 81,389 75,709 88,312 87,425 Warwickshire 41,497 45,650 44,991 46,756 49,618 West Sussex 57,563 60,652 68,081 74,530 83,374 Wiltshire 52,416 57,379 56,382 61,611 63,152 Notes:
1. Figures for 1989–90 to 1991–92 are derived from LEAs' returns of their spending to the Department of Environment. They include school-based spending on salaries and wages, recurrent premises costs, books, equipment and other supplies and services. From 1990–91 they also include unspent balances held by schools under local management schemes. Figures exclude spending on home to school transport, school meals, LEAs' central administration and financing costs of capital expenditure. Figures for 1987–88 and 1988–89 are taken from the Cipfa handbook "Education Statistics Actuals" for that year.
2. "n/a" indicates that a return was not received from the LEA.