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percentage of Rappahannock’s budget than for surrounding counties, but much of the reason for this is Rappahannock’s relatively higher spending for other categories. The state and federal governments paid for 48.1 percent of Rappahannock’s costs for education.
Within the category of education some interesting differences between Rappahannock and surrounding counties show up. At $470 for instruction, Rappahannock spent more than Page’s $445, but less than Culpeper’s $563, Fauquier’s $599, Madison’s $495, or Warren’s $490. The state average was $586. Also Rappahannock spent $43 for operation and maintenance about the same as Page, but below $94 for Culpeper, $84 for Fauquier, $63 for Madison, and $59 for Warren. The state average was $88.
95.3%