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District profile / Pennsylvania

Neshaminy School District

Langhorne, Pennsylvania · Superintendent: Jason Bowman · #20 of 382 Pennsylvania districts by enrollment

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9,419
Students
2024-25 school year
10
Schools
2024-25 school year
$17,165
Spending per student
FY2020-21 · 9% above the Pennsylvania median
16.3
Students per teacher
2024-25 · Pennsylvania median 13.4

Neshaminy School District is a public school district based in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, serving 9,419 students in 10 schools. By enrollment it ranks #20 of the 382 Pennsylvania districts with 1,000 or more students, larger than about 95% of them. Its schools average 942 students each, more than the Pennsylvania median of 560. Its superintendent is Jason Bowman. It spends about $17,165 per student on day-to-day operations, 9% more than the Pennsylvania median. It has roughly 16.3 students per teacher. We've matched 3 news stories to the district.

How Neshaminy compares

NeshaminyPennsylvania median, districts with 1,000+ students
Spending per student$17,165
Pennsylvania median $15,764 · 9% above · FY2020-21
Instruction spending per student$11,402
Pennsylvania median $10,126 · 13% above · FY2020-21
Students per school942
Pennsylvania median 560 · 68% above · 2024-25
Students per teacher16.3
Pennsylvania median 13.4 · 22% above · 2024-25
Students per counselor349
Pennsylvania median 328 · 6% above · 2024-25

Spending and staffing

Where the money comes from$189.8 million in revenue · FY2020-21
Federal 4%State 24%Local 72%
MeasureNeshaminyPennsylvania medianYear
Current spending per student$17,165$15,764FY2020-21
Instruction spending per student$11,402$10,126FY2020-21
Total spending$185.3 millionn/aFY2020-21
Total revenue$189.8 millionn/aFY2020-21
Teachers (full-time equivalent)579n/a2024-25
Total staff (full-time equivalent)1,049n/a2024-25
Students per teacher16.313.42024-25
Students per counselor3493282024-25

Spending: NCES school district finance survey (F-33), FY2020-21. Staffing and enrollment: NCES Common Core of Data, 2024-25. Via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. The Pennsylvania median compares districts with 1,000 or more students.

Jason Bowman

Superintendent, Neshaminy School District

Source: Pennsylvania Department of Education, EdNA, checked 2026-10-19. Report a change

In the news

3 stories matched

Peer districts in Pennsylvania

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DistrictStudentsSchoolsSpending per studentStudents per teacherRank
Lancaster School DistrictLancaster9,95919$20,25511.2#17
Pennsbury School DistrictFallsington9,47514$18,31911.7#18
Chambersburg Area School DistrictChambersburg9,42917$13,05615.9#19
Neshaminy School DistrictLanghorne · this district9,41910$17,16516.3#20
Scranton School DistrictScranton9,23715$13,08413.0#21

Similar-size districts nationally

DistrictStudentsSpending per studentStudents per teacher
Fremont Union HighSunnyvale, CA9,457$16,54022.6
East Orange School DistrictEast Orange, NJ9,412$24,22515.8
Shenendehowa Central School DistrictClifton Park, NY9,391$17,78013.4
Olympia School DistrictOlympia, WA9,386$14,99017.8

Peers are the districts closest in enrollment, so they can still differ in many other ways. Enrollment, school counts and phone numbers are from the NCES Common Core of Data, 2024-25.