This statistical analysis report presents key findings and other data highlights from School-Level Finance Survey (SLFS) in school years 2015-16 and 2016-17. The report focuses on (1) the completeness and comparability of SLFS data and (2) how the SLFS can be utilized to evaluate differences in resource allocation (as measured by school-level expenditures) across schools, school districts, and states. In discussing the findings, the report presents district- and state-aggregated information on school-level expenditure data collected through the SLFS, including: (1) universe coverage and survey item response rates, by state; (2) comparison of SLFS finance data with comparable state-level finance data collected through the National Public Education Financial Survey (NPEFS); and (3) statistics on a wide variety of school-level expenditures (and school-level expenditures per pupil), by school characteristics such as urbanicity and school poverty indicators such as Title I eligibility. The report also includes an assortment of tables and figures to support its key findings on school-level expenditures collected through the SLFS.