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House District 21
6 school districts, 1 of them wholly inside · an estimated 10,698 pupils · 1 on the guarantee
All 99 House districts. Every figure here is apportioned from census blocks and is an estimate — see the note on that page.
Apportioned funding
| Measure | Estimate | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| State aid | $48,421,940 | 0.67% of Ohio's school aid. |
| State share of base cost | $25,488,393 | The half the statutory build-up computes. |
| Categorical funding | $22,617,523 | Targeted assistance, special education, DPIA, gifted, CTE, English learners. |
| Guarantee | $316,024 | Aid the formula does not justify, held in place by the transitional guarantee. |
| Pupils | 10,698 | Apportioned enrolled ADM, not a count of children in the district. |
The school districts here
Beachwood City stands on 3.6× the tax base per pupil of Euclid City: $649,468 against $180,975. Assessed valuation per pupil across the 6 districts here with a reported tax base, poorest on the left.
The values
- Euclid City: $180,975 per pupil, $7,822 state aid per pupil
- Cleveland Municipal: $184,904 per pupil, $8,852 state aid per pupil
- Warrensville Heights City: $240,166 per pupil, $8,330 state aid per pupil
- Cleveland Heights-University Heights City: $271,572 per pupil, $1,909 state aid per pupil
- South Euclid-Lyndhurst City: $301,950 per pupil, $1,725 state aid per pupil
- Beachwood City: $649,468 per pupil, $1,050 state aid per pupil
| District | Of the district | Of this seat | Pupils | Valuation per pupil | State aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Euclid City | >99.9% | 37.9% | 4,050 | $180,975 | $31,681,732 |
| South Euclid-Lyndhurst City | 98.2% | 28.4% | 3,037 | $301,950 | $5,240,121 |
| Beachwood City | 100% | 13.2% | 1,413 | $649,468 | $1,483,152 |
| Cleveland Heights-University Heights City | 29.6% | 12.7% | 1,359 | $271,572 | $2,594,786 |
| Cleveland Municipal | 2.6% | 7.8% | 838 | $184,904 | $7,413,634 |
| Warrensville Heights City | 0.1% | <0.1% | 1 | $240,166 | $8,515 |
The two share columns answer opposite questions and are easy to confuse. Of the district is how much of that school district lies in this House district — 100% means the member speaks for all of it. Of this seat is how much of this House district's pupils that school district provides. 5 of these 6 districts also lie in other House districts, so their pupils and money are counted here only in part.