TALLAHASSEE -- Florida lawmakers will vote Thursday on a proposed state budget that includes spending $500 million to increase teacher salaries. Below is a breakdown of how much money each school district would receive under the teacher-salary plan. School districts within WUFT's coverage area are bolded:
- Miami-Dade: $60,560,108
- Broward: $47,321,078
- Hillsborough: $38,640,324
- Orange: $37,397,779
- Palm Beach: $35,844,881
- Duval: $22,882,871
- Polk: $18,039,377
- Pinellas: $17,050,241
- Lee: $16,784,848
- Pasco: $13,311,945
- Brevard: $12,604,362
- Osceola: $12,106,414
- Seminole: $11,569,902
- Volusia: $10,400,848
- Collier: $8,837,093
- Manatee: $8,467,253
- St. Johns: $7,902,945
- Sarasota: $7,852,321
- Lake: $7,699,595
- Marion: $7,253,290
- St. Lucie: $7,081,539
- Escambia: $6,677,745
- Clay: $6,658,050
- Leon: $5,674,119
- Okaloosa: $5,587,129
- Alachua: $4,930,825
- Santa Rosa: $4,906,320
- Bay: $4,292,396
- Hernando: $3,838,292
- Martin: $3,372,735
- Indian River: $3,001,071
- Charlotte: $2,656,858
- Citrus: $2,480,741
- Nassau: $2,123,182
- Flagler: $2,068,850
- Highlands: $1,945,531
- Walton: $1,751,198
- Putnam: $1,700,986
- Columbia: $1,622,094
- Monroe: $1,527,157
- Hendry: $1,458,634
- Sumter: $1,434,793
- Okeechobee: $1,095,123
- Jackson: $970,423
- Suwannee: $922,999
- Levy: $889,792
- Wakulla: $834,675
- Hardee: $807,570
- Baker: $801,036
- DeSoto: $790,263
- Gadsden: $778,270
- Washington: $572,667
- Holmes: $482,275
- Bradford: $481,871
- Gilchrist: $471,812
- Taylor: $430,355
- Madison: $380,218
- Union: $379,138
- Dixie: $354,676
- Calhoun: $337,153
- Gulf: $304,757
- Glades: $299,211
- Hamilton: $243,950
- Liberty: $212,437
- Franklin: $199,141
- Lafayette: $187,669
- Jefferson: $126,607
- University schools (combined): $1,163,635
- Virtual School: $6,164,557
Source: Florida Education Finance Program