CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, 2018

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, 2018"

Transcription

1 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, 2018 General Fund 1 Special Revenue 2 Capital Project 3 Total Anticipated Revenues Local $ 36,115, $ $ 12,580, $ 48,695, State $ 89,359, $ 2,013, $ 189, $ 91,563, Federal $ $ 16,635, $ $ 16,635, Other $ 507, $ 4,913, $ 80, $ 5,500, Total $ 125,981, $ 23,563, $ 12,849, $ 162,394, Anticipated Expenditures Instruction $ 85,107, $ 11,147, $ 550, $ 96,805, Pupil Services $ 4,387, $ 733, $ 20, $ 5,141, Improvement of Instruct. Serv. $ 1,867, $ 1,166, $ $ 3,034, Media Services $ 2,329, $ $ $ 2,329, Federal Grant Admin $ $ 539, $ $ 539, General Admin $ 944, $ 69, $ $ 1,014, School Admin $ 10,827, $ 5, $ $ 10,832, Support Services Business $ 1,072, $ 5, $ $ 1,077, Maintenance & Operation $ 10,108, $ 151, $ $ 10,260, Student Transportation $ 8,081, $ 389, $ $ 8,471, Central Support Services $ 864, $ 15, $ $ 879, Other Support Services $ 540, $ 25, $ $ 565, School Nutrition $ $ 9,312, $ $ 9,312, Facilities & Const. $ 85, $ $ 1,070, $ 1,155, Other Outlays $ 1,222, $ $ $ 1,222, Debt Service $ $ $ 9,407, $ 9,407, Total $ 127,440, $ 23,561, $ 11,047, $ 162,048, Revenues Over/Under Expenditures $ (1,459,264.33) $ 1, $ 1,802, $ 345, Estimated Fund Balance July 1 $ 20,100, $ 1,175, $ 6,400, $ 27,675, Estimated Fund Balance June 30 $ 18,640, $ 1,176, $ 8,202, $ 28,020, Note 1: General Fund includes operating costs for schools and the support services. Note 2: Special Revenue Fund includes school nutrition, federal funding, state grants and other grants. Note 3: Capital Project Fund includes SPLOST revenues and expenditures.

2 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, 2018 REVENUES Local Revenues 2017/ /19 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes 1110 Ad Valorem Taxes $ 35,871, $ 36,115, $ 243, Tuition from Individuals $ 28, $ 28, $ 1500 Earnings on Investments $ $ 125, $ 125, Contributions from Private Sources $ 160, $ 140, $ (20,000.00) 1925 American Traffic Solutions $ 22, $ 29, $ 7, Other Indirect Revenue $ $ $ 1995 Other Local Revenues $ 10, $ 10, $ 4995 Other Federal Sources $ 50, $ 55, $ 5, Other Sources $ 150, $ 120, $ (30,000.00) Total Local Revenues $ 36,291, $ 36,622, $ 330, State Revenues 3120 QBE Formula Earnings $ 75,263, $ 77,541, $ 2,277, Categorical Grants $ 1,872, $ 1,860, $ (11,822.00) 3140 QBE Contra Account $ (1,496,148.00) $ $ 1,496, Equalization $ 12,257, $ 9,957, $ (2,299,374.00) Total Per Allotment Sheet $ 87,896, $ 89,359, $ 1,462, Other State Revenues $ $ $ Total State Revenues $ 87,896, $ 89,359, $ 1,462, EXPENDITURES Total Revenues $ 124,187, $ 125,981, $ 1,793, Instruction K Salaries $ 3,163, $ 3,324, $ 160, $ 9,178, $ 8,889, $ (288,973.39) EIP $ 464, $ 446, $ (18,524.47) $ 4,853, $ 5,234, $ 380, K EIP $ 32, $ $ (32,061.49) EIP $ 598, $ 346, $ (251,716.75) $ 6,483, $ 6,819, $ 336, $ 5,173, $ 5,870, $ 696, VOCATIONAL $ 2,030, $ 1,973, $ (56,841.06) SPED I $ $ $ SPED II $ 152, $ 96, $ (56,140.61) SPED III $ 7,364, $ 7,279, $ (85,767.31) SPED IV $ 226, $ 243, $ 17, SPED V $ 245, $ 176, $ (69,066.57) GIFTED $ 2,770, $ 2,804, $ 33, REMEDIAL $ 408, $ 293, $ (114,966.37) ALTERNATIVE ED $ 133, $ 131, $ (2,102.31) MISC $ $ $ ESOL $ 402, $ 452, $ 50, TOTAL SALARIES TEACHERS $ 43,683, $ 44,382, $ 699, Step raises, add staff previously paid by grant, additional staff due to enrollment Salaries EXTENDED DAY TEACHERS $ 420, $ 445, $ 25, EXTENDED YEAR $ 62, $ 64, $ 1, ART,MUSIC,PE $ 5,230, $ 5,030, $ (200,656.55) AIDES AND PARAPROFESSIONALS $ 2,979, $ 2,960, $ (18,374.51) SALARY OF CLERICAL STAFF $ 236, $ 243, $ 6, TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST $ 711, $ 761, $ 49, ELEMENTARY COUNSELOR $ 839, $ 807, $ (31,891.02) SECONDARY COUNSELOR $ 1,356, $ 1,435, $ 79, INSTRUCTIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLEMENTS $ 281, $ 235, $ (45,831.68) Total Other Salaries $ 12,118, $ 11,985, $ (133,884.06) GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 10,013, $ 10,205, $ 191, Increased contribution required by state FICA $ 3,252, $ 3,292, $ 40, MEDICARE $ 760, $ 770, $ 9, TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 9,380, $ 11,766, $ 2,386, Increased contribution required by state UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION $ 25, $ 25, $ OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $ 13, $ 14, $ 1, LIFE INSURANCE $ 22, $ 23, $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 15, $ $ (15,500.00) SUBSTITUTES TEACHERS $ 915, $ 945, $ 29, SUBSTITUTES AIDES $ 57, $ 59, $ 1, CONTRACTED SERVICES TEACHERS $ 40, $ 40, $ CONTRACTED SERVICES COUNSELORS $ $ $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ $ $

3 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, / /19 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes COMMUNICATION $ 208, $ 188, $ (20,000.00) COMMUNICATIONS OTHER $ 22, $ 36, $ 14, TUITION TO PRIVATE SOURCES $ 79, $ 54, $ (25,000.00) OTHER TUITION $ 34, $ 16, $ (18,000.00) TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 25, $ 21, $ (3,840.00) SUPPLIES $ 779, $ 549, $ (230,720.64) $250K onetime increase in FY SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 10, $ 10, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 29, $ 157, $ 127, Moved from EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 117, $ 190, $ 73, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 143, $ 191, $ 48, TEXTBOOKS $ 152, $ 152, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 15, $ 2, $ (13,000.00) PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ $ $ PURCHASE OR LEASEPURCHASE OF COMPUTERS. $ 5, $ 5, $ DUES AND FEES $ 18, $ 23, $ 4, Total Other Expenditures $ 26,138, $ 28,740, $ 2,602, $ 81,940, $ 85,107, $ 3,167, TRS increase, step increases, additional personnel costs 2100 Pupil Services SCHOOL NURSE/SPECIAL EDUCATION NURSE LPN $ 742, $ 805, $ 63, PHYSICAL/OCCUPATIONAL/MOBILITY/SPEECH THERAPIST $ 64, $ 64, $ TEACHER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/DIAGNOSTICIAN/AUDIOLOGI $ 52, $ 52, $ SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST $ 328, $ 333, $ 5, SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER $ 324, $ 324, $ OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 1,232, $ 1,359, $ 126, INSTRUCTIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLEMENTS $ $ $ OTHER SALARIES (Tribunal Moderator) $ $ $ GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 222, $ 269, $ 46, FICA $ 161, $ 172, $ 11, MEDICARE $ 37, $ 40, $ 2, TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 461, $ 577, $ 116, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 239, $ 284, $ 44, Moved from NURSING SERVICES $ $ $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 32, $ 30, $ (2,000.00) SUPPLIES $ 32, $ 31, $ (500.00) SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 2, $ 2, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 90, $ $ (90,000.00) Moved to EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 13, $ 22, $ 9, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 6, $ 6, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 1, $ 1, $ DUES AND FEES $ 7, $ 7, $ $ 4,055, $ 4,387, $ 332, TRS & SHBP increase, step raises 2210 Improvement of Instructional Services TEACHERS $ $ $ PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT STIPENDS $ $ 5, $ 5, SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 206, $ 156, $ (49,855.32) OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 697, $ 768, $ 71, INSTRUCTIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLEMENTS $ 295, $ 296, $ 1, GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 179, $ 170, $ (9,759.20) FICA $ 71, $ 75, $ 4, MEDICARE $ 16, $ 17, $ TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 201, $ 253, $ 51, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ (22.08) PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 54, $ 44, $ (10,000.00) SUBSTITUTES TEACHERS $ 21, $ 21, $ SUBSTITUTES AIDES $ $ $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 1, $ 1, $ COMMUNICATION $ $ $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 19, $ 20, $ 1, TRAVEL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS $ $ $ SUPPLIES $ 15, $ 14, $ (500.00) SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, $ 1, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ $ $ EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ $ $ EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 3, $ 3, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ $ $ DUES AND FEES $ 17, $ 16, $ (500.00) UNDESIGNATED $ $ $ OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 1, $ 1, $ $ 1,802, $ 1,867, $ 65, TRS & SHBP increase, step raises 2220 Media Services SALARY OF CLERICAL STAFF $ 61, $ 45, $ (15,212.94) LIBRARIAN/MEDIA SPECIALIST $ 1,424, $ 1,488, $ 63, GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 203, $ 215, $ 12,130.40

4 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, / /19 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes FICA $ 88, $ 94, $ 6, MEDICARE $ 20, $ 22, $ 1, TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 249, $ 318, $ 69, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ SUBSTITUTES TEACHERS $ $ $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ (175.00) COMMUNICATION $ $ $ SUPPLIES $ 34, $ 22, $ (11,777.30) COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 21, $ 21, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 55, $ 76, $ 21, REGIONAL OR COUNTY LIBRARY DUES $ 14, $ 22, $ 7, $ 2,174, $ 2,329, $ 154, TRS & SHBP increase, step raises 2300 General Administration SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SALARIES $ 25, $ 25, $ SUPERINTENDENT, RESA DIR, TECH INST. DIR $ 196, $ 212, $ 15, Moved from ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ADM. SUPPORT $ 112, $ 113, $ SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 160, $ 160, $ GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 55, $ 56, $ 1, FICA $ 25, $ 30, $ 4, MEDICARE $ 7, $ 7, $ (116.94) TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 45, $ 56, $ 11, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ SUPT. ANNUITY $ 14, $ $ (14,739.00) Moved to PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 22, $ 22, $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 3, $ 1, $ (2,600.00) INSURANCE (OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS) $ 117, $ 118, $ 1, COMMUNICATION $ 11, $ 12, $ 1, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 3, $ 3, $ TRAVEL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS $ 2, $ 2, $ OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ $ $ SUPPLIES $ 5, $ 6, $ SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ $ 1, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ $ $ EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 1, $ 1, $ EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1, $ 1, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ $ $ DUES AND FEES 106, $ 109, $ 2, BOARD MEMBER REGISTRATION FEES 3, , $ $ 921, $ 944, $ 22, TRS Increase 2400 School Administration PRINCIPAL $ 2,362, $ 2,375, $ 13, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL $ 2,528, $ 2,598, $ 69, SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 2,491, $ 2,434, $ (56,219.74) CELL PHONES $ 76, $ $ (76,800.00) Moved to GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 1,065, $ 1,134, $ 68, FICA $ 430, $ 458, $ 28, MEDICARE $ 100, $ 107, $ 6, TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 1,240, $ 1,545, $ 304, Increased contribution required by state OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $ $ $ LIFE INSURANCE $ 2, $ 2, $ (75.64) PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ $ $ REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ INSURANCE (OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS) $ $ $ COMMUNICATION $ 39, $ 125, $ 85, Moved from TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 5, $ $ (5,000.00) OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 3, $ 3, $ SUPPLIES $ 15, $ 14, $ (1,508.00) EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ $ $ DUES AND FEES $ 24, $ 27, $ 2, TRS & SHBP increase $ 10,387, $ 10,827, $ 440, Support ServicesBusiness SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 318, $ 307, $ (10,693.34) OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 112, $ 113, $ ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL $ 120, $ 177, $ 56, GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 92, $ 109, $ 16, FICA $ 31, $ 37, $ 5, MEDICARE $ 7, $ 8, $ 1, TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 89, $ 123, $ 33, Increased contribution required by state OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $ $ $ LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 120, $ 64, $ (56,563.70) $50K onetime expenditure FY18

5 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, / /19 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES $ 4, $ 1, $ (3,000.00) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ $ $ COMMUNICATION $ 3, $ 3, $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 3, $ 3, $ OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 6, $ 6, $ SUPPLIES $ 7, $ 7, $ SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, $ 1, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 90, $ 94, $ 4, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 2, $ 2, $ EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1, $ 1, $ DUES AND FEES $ 11, $ 10, $ (500.00) OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 1, $ $ (500.00) $ 1,024, $ 1,072, $ 47, TRS increase, step raises 2600 Maintenance and Operation of Plant SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 50, $ 54, $ 3, MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL, TRANSPORTATION MECHANIC, OT $ 898, $ 911, $ 12, OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 84, $ 84, $ (440.79) GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 241, $ 249, $ 8, FICA $ 59, $ 63, $ 4, MEDICARE $ 13, $ 14, $ TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 70, $ 87, $ 16, OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $ 58, $ 17, $ (40,500.36) LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 588, $ 466, $ (122,309.00) $206K onetime expenditure FY WATER, SEWER AND CLEANING SERVICES $ 3,780, $ 3,638, $ (141,936.00) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 250, $ 250, $ RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 4, $ 4, $ INSURANCE (OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS) $ 208, $ 208, $ COMMUNICATION $ $ $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, $ 1, $ OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 749, $ 574, $ (175,000.00) $175K onetime expenditure FY SUPPLIES $ 418, $ 433, $ 15, COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ $ $ EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 10, $ 60, $ 50, Moved from ENERGY $ 2,852, $ 2,535, $ (317,000.00) BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ $ $ LAND IMPROVEMENTS $ 160, $ 160, $ PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ 328, $ 84, $ (244,000.00) $298K onetime expenditure FY DUES AND FEES $ 7, $ 7, $ OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 202, $ 202, $ $ 11,038, $ 10,108, $ (929,887.64) Onetime expenditures in FY Student Transportation Service SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 139, $ 139, $ BUS DRIVERS $ 2,812, $ 2,896, $ 83, MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL, TRANSPORTATION MECHANIC, OT $ 319, $ 364, $ 45, BUS ASSISTANTS & ADDITIONAL ROUTES $ 291, $ 291, $ OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 101, $ 101, $ (691.18) ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL SUPPLEMENTS $ 192, $ 212, $ 19, GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 1,401, $ 1,401, $ FICA $ 220, $ 212, $ (8,000.00) MEDICARE $ 51, $ 51, $ TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 77, $ 95, $ 18, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ 3, $ 3, $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 96, $ 96, $ DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, Fingerprinting $ 3, $ 3, $ BUS DRIVER PHYSICALS $ 20, $ 18, $ (2,000.00) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 115, $ 100, $ (15,000.00) RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ $ $ OTHER PURCHASED PROPERTY SERVICES $ 8, $ 8, $ INSURANCE (OTHER THAN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS) $ 235, $ 235, $ COMMUNICATION $ $ $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 10, $ 8, $ (2,000.00) OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 9, $ 8, $ (1,250.00) SUPPLIES $ 544, $ 504, $ (39,500.00) SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ $ 7, $ 7, COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 29, $ 37, $ 8, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 65, $ 40, $ (25,000.00) EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ $ 3, $ 2, ENERGY $ 933, $ 1,124, $ 191, BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 6, $ 5, $ (1,000.00) PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ 61, $ 5, $ (56,000.00) PURCHASE OR LEASEPURCHASE OF BUSES $ 477, $ 80, $ (397,000.00) $397K onetime expenditure FY DUES AND FEES $ 26, $ 27, $ 1, $ 8,252, $ 8,081, $ Onetime expenditures in FY18 (170,875.46)

6 CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Adopted June 21, / /19 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes 2800 Support ServicesCentral SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 324, $ 348, $ 24, OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 122, $ 123, $ ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL SUPPLEMENTS $ 15, $ 23, $ 7, GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 53, $ 45, $ (8,376.00) FICA $ 28, $ 30, $ 1, MEDICARE $ 6, $ 7, $ TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 77, $ 97, $ 19, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 11, $ 16, $ 5, DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, Fingerprinting $ 1, $ 5, $ 3, PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES $ 25, $ 20, $ (5,000.00) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 1, $ $ (500.00) RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 1, $ 1, $ COMMUNICATION $ 30, $ 30, $ TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 9, $ 9, $ (750.00) OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 2, $ 2, $ SUPPLIES $ 21, $ 15, $ (6,500.00) SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 2, $ 3, $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 124, $ 74, $ (49,758.93) Moved to EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ $ $ EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 2, $ 2, $ BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 1, $ 1, $ DUES AND FEES $ 8, $ 9, $ 1, $ 870, $ 864, $ (6,828.36) Reclass software to 2100, TRS and step raises 2900 Other Support Services SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 64, $ $ (64,781.38) OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 155, $ 208, $ 52, ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL SUPPLEMENTS $ 6, $ $ (6,000.00) GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 32, $ 11, $ (20,901.60) FICA $ 13, $ 12, $ (1,007.73) MEDICARE $ 3, $ 3, $ (235.68) TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 36, $ 41, $ 5, Increased contribution required by state LIFE INSURANCE $ $ $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 4, $ 1, $ (3,000.00) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 43, $ $ (43,000.00) $43K onetime expenditure FY COMMUNICATION $ 10, $ 2, $ (7,500.00) TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, $ 1, $ OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ $ 1, $ 1, SUPPLIES $ 5, $ 9, $ 4, SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, $ 3, $ 2, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 5, $ 7, $ 2, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1, $ 1, $ RESA Fees $ 52, $ 52, $ (430.50) OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 202, $ 186, $ (16,000.00) $ 636, $ 540, $ (95,219.87) Onetime expenditures in prior year 4000 Facilities Acquisition and Construction PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 4, $ $ (4,000.00) Moved to OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ $ $ SUPPLIES $ 5, $ $ (5,000.00) Moved to EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 50, $ $ (50,000.00) Moved to LAND IMPROVEMENTS $ 291, $ 85, $ (206,521.83) $192K onetime expenditure FY PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ $ $ $ 350, $ 85, $ (265,521.83) Onetime expenditures in prior year 5000 Other Outlays RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES $ 412, $ 412, $ OTHER LAYOUTS WORKERS' COMP & PREK $ 862, $ 810, $ (52,000.00) $ 1,274, $ 1,222, $ (52,000.00) Total Expenditures $ 124,730, $ 127,440, $ 2,710, Excess of Revenues Over/Under Expenditures $ (542,750.64) $ (1,459,264.33) Fund Balance July 1 (Starting) $ 18,163, $ 20,100, Adjustments to Fund Equity $ (1,459,264.33) Fund Balance June 30 (Ending) $ 18,640, %

7 REVENUE Function FY18 Budget FY19 Budget Local Revenues 0121 Taxes Receivable 800,000 $ 600, Ad Valorem Tax 29,591,184 $ 29,200, Mobile Home Tax 130,000 $ 125, Timber Tax 55,000 $ 30, Auto Tax 1,000,000 $ 1,000, ESPLOST (Auto) 290,000 $ 800, R/E Transfer Tax 240,000 $ 350, Intangible Tax 760,000 $ 1,000, Forest Land Protection Tax 5,000 $ 10, Other Taxes 0 $ 1191 Tag Ad Valorem (TAVT) 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 Total Local Taxes $ 35,871,184 $ 36,115, Tuition from Individuals 28,000 $ 28, Investment Income 0 $ 125, Contributions from Private Sources 160,000 $ 140, American Traffic Solutions 22,000 $ 29, Indirect Revenue $ $ 1995 Other Local Revenues 10,000 $ 10, Other Federal Sources 50,000 $ 55, Other Sources 150,000 $ 120,000 Total Local Revenues $ 36,291, $ 36,622,000 State Revenues 3120 QBE Formula Earnings 84,900,498 88,100, Austerity Reduction (1,496,148) $ 3125 Categorical Grants 1,872,033 1,860, Local Fair Share (9,637,156) (10,559,671) 3200 Equalization 12,257,251 9,957,877 Total Per Allotment Sheet 87,896,478 89,359, QBE Midterm Projection $ $ Total State Revenues $ 87,896,478 $ 89,359, Other State Revenues (GSFIC) $ $ Total Revenues $ 124,187,662 $ 125,981,367

8 1000 Instruction Salaries & Benefits Program/ Program 1011 Kindergarten $ 3,324, Program 1021 Primary Grades 13 $ 8,889, Program 1041 High School Grades 912 $ 5,870, Program 1051 Upper Elementary Grades 45 $ 5,234, Program 1061 Kindergarten EIP $ Program 1071 Primary Grades EIP 13 $ 446, Program 1081 Middle Grades 68 $ 6,819, Program 1091 Upper Elementary Grades EIP 45 $ 346, Program 1351 ESOL $ 452, Program 2021 Special Education Category I $ Program 2031 Special Education Category II $ 96, Program 2041 Special Education Category III $ 7,279, Program 2051 Special Education Category IV $ 243, Program 2061 Special Education Interrelated $ 176, Program 2111 Gifted $ 2,804, Program 2211 Remedial $ 293, Program 3011 Vocational 912 $ 1,973, Program 5071 Alternative $ 131, Object 115 Extended Day $ 445, Object 117 Extended Year $ 64, Object 118 Art/Music/PE $ 5,030, Object 140 Paraprofessionals $ 2,960,983.50

9 1000 Instruction Salaries & Benefits Program/ Object 142 ISS Clerk $ 243, Object 161 Technology Specialist $ 761, Object 172 Counselor Elementary $ 807, Object 173 Counselor Middle/High $ 1,435, Object 191 Other Administrative Personnel $ 235, Object 210 Health Insurance $ 10,205, Object 220 Social Security $ 3,292, Object 221 Medicare $ 770, Object 230 Teacher Retirement $ 11,766, Object 290 Employee Retirement $ 14, Object 292 Life Insurance $ 23, Object 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 25, Grand Total Instruction Salaries & Benefits $ 82,465,590.95

10 1000 Instruction Non Salary 300 Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 313 Total SUBSTITUTE TEACHER $ 945, Total SUBSTITUTE AIDES $ 59, Total CONTRACTED SERVICE TEACHERS $ 40, Total REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 442 Total RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 530 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WIDE FIBER NETWORK $ 162, COMMUNICATION FIREWALL & CONTENT FILTER $ 25, Total COMMUNICATION $ 188, Total COMMUNICATIONSOTHER $ 36, Total TUITION TO PRIVATE SOURCES $ 54, Total OTHER TUITION GA VIRTUAL SCHOOL $ 16, Total TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 21, Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 610 SUPPLIES $ 20, SUPPLIES STUDENT RECOGNITION $ 2, SUPPLIES HS MATH MANIPULATIVES $ 610 SUPPLIES LOCAL TESTING $ 45, SUPPLIES SCHOOLS $ 481, Total SUPPLIES INSTRUCTIONAL $ 549, Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 10, COMPUTER SOFTWARE ILLUMINATE $ 90, COMPUTER SOFTWARE IXL $ 36, COMPUTER SOFTWARE MICROSOFT LICENSE $ 10, COMPUTER SOFTWARE ACCOUNT MGMT $ 1, COMPUTER SOFTWARE TECH HELP DESK SCHOOL DUDE $ 6, COMPUTER SOFTWARE FUZE WEBINAR SERVICE $ 612 COMPUTER SOFTWARE ANTIVIRUS $ 13, Total COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 157, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 190, Total EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 191, Total TEXTBOOKS $ 152, Total BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 2, Total PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ 734 Total PURCHASE OR LEASEPURCHASE OF COMPUTERS. $ 5, DUES AND FEES $ DUES AND FEES W GA YOUTH SCIENCE & TECH CONTRACT $ 22, Total DUES AND FEES $ 23,100 Grand Total $ 2,794,889 Grand Total Instruction Non Salary $ 2,642,339

11 2100 Pupil Services Salaries & Benefits 163 Total SCHOOL NURSE/SPECIAL EDUCATION NURSE LPN $ 805, Total SCHOOL OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST $ 64, Total TEACHER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/DIAGNOSTICIAN/AUDIOLOGI $ 52, Total SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST $ 333, Total SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER $ 324, Total OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 1,359, Total OTHER MANAGEMENT GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 269, Total FICA $ 172, Total MEDICARE $ 40, Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 577, Total LIFE INSURANCE $ 596 Grand Total $ 4,001,280.00

12 2100 Pupil Services 300 STUDENT DRUG TESTING $ 25, WEBSITE HOSTING $ 18, ERATE CONSULTANT $ 16, LANGUAGE SERVICES $ 6, ENROLLMENT PROJECTION STUDY $ 10, TRIBUNAL HEARINGS OFFICER $ 11, INFINITE CAMPUS SUPPORT $ 160, SCHOOL MESSENGER $ 20, SCHOOL MESSENGER $ 9, TRAINERS $ 7, SSUI SCHOOL ACTIVITY ACCESS FEE $ Total PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 284, NURSING SERVICES $ Total NURSING SERVICES $ TRAVEL NURSES $ 9, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 580 TRAVEL SOCIAL WORKERS & ATTENDANCE OFFICERS $ 11, TRAVEL PSYCHOLOGISTS $ 2, TRAVEL INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATORS $ 5, TRAVEL INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATORS $ TRAVEL ALTERNATIVE INSCHOOL COORDINATOR $ TRAVEL AUDIOLOGIST $ TRAVEL OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST $ Total TRAVEL $ 30, SUPPLIES NURSES $ 29, SUPPLIES SOCIAL WORKERS $ SUPPLIES PSYCHOLOGISTS $ 1, SUPPLIES AUDIOLOGIST $ 1, Total SUPPLIES $ 31, SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED NURSES $ 611 SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED SYSTEM WIDE $ 2, SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 611 Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 2, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT NURSES $ 2, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT DEFIBRILLATORS $ 10, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT AUDIOMETERES $ 10, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT SYSTEM OFFICE $ 615 Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 22, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT NURSES $ 1, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT SYSTEMWIDE $ 5, Total EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 6, BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS NURS $ 1, Total BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS NURS $ 1,000

13 2100 Pupil Services 810 DUES AND FEES NURSES $ DUES AND FEES TRAINING/CONFERENCES/ETC. $ 810 DUES AND FEES AHSA FOR SPEECH LANGUAGE PATH $ 2, DUES AND FEES $ 3, DUES AND FEES GAMEIS $ 2, Total DUES AND FEES $ 7,900 Grand Total $ 386,450

14 2210 Improvement of Instructional Services Salaries & Benefits Total 141 SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 156,872 Total 190 OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 768,891 Total 191 OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL $ 296,752 Total 210 GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 170,100 Total 220 FICA $ 75,116 Total 221 MEDICARE $ 17,568 Total 230 TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 253,214 Total 292 LIFE INSURANCE $ 584 Grand Total $ 1,739,096.42

15 2210 Improvement of Instructional Services 300 PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 30, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 10, SUBSTITUTE TEACHER $ 20, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 1, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES DIRECTORS & ASSIST. SUP. $ 3, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES TECHNICAL HIGH DIRECTOR $ 1, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, TRAVEL EMPLOYEES SPECIAL EDUCATION $ 1, SUPPLIES $ 6, SUPPLIES CURRICULUM PRINTING $ 6, SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 3, DUES AND FEES CONFERENCES & ASSOCIATIONS $ 13, OTHER EXPENDITURES NEW TEACHER INSTITUTE $ 1,500 Grand Total $ 99,000

16 2213 Instructional Staff Training 116 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT STIPENDS $ 5, FICA $ MEDICARE $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES STAFF DEV. $ 4, SUBSTITUTE TEACHER $ 1, RENTAL OF LAND OR BUILDINGS $ 580 TRAVEL EMPLOYEES STAFF DEVELOPMENT $ 13, SUPPLIES STAFF DEVELOPMENT $ 2, BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ DUES AND FEES BOARD STAFF DEVELOPMENT $ 3, UNDESIGNATED BOARD STAFF DEVELOPMENT $ 250 Grand Total $ 29,833

17 2220 Educational Media Services Salaries & Benefits Total 142 SALARY OF CLERICAL STAFF $ 45,787 Total 165 LIBRARIAN/MEDIA SPECIALIST $ 1,488,329 Total 210 GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 215,460 Total 220 FICA $ 94,578 Total 221 MEDICARE $ 22,119 Total 230 TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 318,818 Total 292 LIFE INSURANCE $ 543 Grand Total $ 2,185,635

18 2220 Educational Media Services 430 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ Total REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ Total SUPPLIES $ 22, COMPUTER SOFTWARE DESTINY SOFTWARE $ 21, Total COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 21, Total BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 76, REGIONAL OR COUNTY LIBRARY DUES $ 22, Total REGIONAL OR COUNTY LIBRARY DUES $ 22,352 Grand Total $ 143,693

19 2300 General Administration Total 111 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SALARIES $ 25,000 Total 120 SUPERINTENDENT $ 212,423 Total 121 DEPUTY, ASSOC, ASSISTANT, AREA SUPERINTENDENT $ 113,000 Total 141 SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 160,566 Total 210 GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 56,700 Total 220 FICA $ 30,007 Total 221 MEDICARE $ 7,047 Total 230 TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 56,757 Total 292 LIFE INSURANCE $ 379 Total 300 PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 22,250 Total 442 RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES POSTAGE MACHINE $ 1, INSURANCE GENERAL LIABILITY $ 30, INSURANCE SCHOOL BOARD LIABILITY $ 68, INSURANCE CRIME (DISHONESTY) $ 2, INSURANCE CYBER $ 18,000 Total 520 INSURANCE GENERAL LIABILITY $ 118,700 Total 530 COMMUNICATION $ 12,750 Total 580 TRAVEL SUPERINTENDENT $ 3,000 Total 585 TRAVEL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS $ 2,500 Total 610 SUPPLIES SUPERINTENDENT $ 6,000 Total 611 SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1,000 Total 612 COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ Total 615 EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 1,000 Total 616 EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1,000 Total 642 BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBKS) AND PERIODICALS $ DUES AND FEES $ 1, DUES AND FEES $ 810 DUES AND FEES GSBA MEMBERSHIP $ 15, DUES AND FEES COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS $ 85, DUES AND FEES GSSA MEMBERSHIP $ 7, DUES AND FEES CARROLL COUNTY CHAMBER $ 300 Total 810 DUES AND FEES $ 109,478 Total 885 BOARD MEMBER REGISTRATION FEES $ 3,300 Grand Total $944,107.33

20 2400 School Administration Salaries & Benefits Total 130 PRINCIPAL $ 2,375, Total 131 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL $ 2,598, Total 141 SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 2,434, Total 210 GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 1,134,000 Total 220 FICA $ 458,678 Total 221 MEDICARE $ 107,272 Total 230 TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 1,545,809 Total 292 LIFE INSURANCE $ 2, Grand Total $10,657,947.09

21 2400 School Administration 530 COMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS $ 48, COMMUNICATION CELL PHONES $ 77, Total COMMUNICATION $ 125, Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 3, Total SUPPLIES $ 14, Total DUES AND FEES $ 27, Grand Total Grand Total $ 169,917.00

22 2500 Support Services Business 141 Total SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 307, Total OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 112, Total OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL $ 177, Total GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 109, Total FICA $ 37, Total MEDICARE $ 8, Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 123, Total LIFE INSURANCE $ Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 64, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOLDER SEALER $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FINANCIAL STMTS $ 11, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DAC Bond $ 2, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IV DISASTER BKUP $ 9, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IV GOLD SUPPORT $ 8, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IV TRAINING $ 3, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SSUI ACCESS FEE $ 4, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BENEFITS ADMIN $ 18, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DOC E SCAN/SERVE $ 6, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROPERTY TAX AUDI $ 340 Total PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES $ 1, Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SCANNER MAINTENANCE $ Total COMMUNICATION $ 3, Total TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 3, Total OTHER PURCHAED SERVICES SHREDDING $ 6, Total SUPPLIES $ 7, Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, Total COMPUTER SOFTWARE IV LICENSE AGREEMENT $ 94, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 2, Total EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1, Total DUES AND FEES $ 10, Total OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 500 Grand Total $ 1,072,772

23 2600 Maintenance and Operation of Plant Services Salaries & Benefits 141 Total SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 54, Total MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL $ 911, Total OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 84, Total GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 249, Total FICA $ 63, Total MEDICARE $ 14, Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 87, Total OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $ 18, Total LIFE INSURANCE $ 454 Grand Total $ 1,483,940

24 2600 Maintenance and Operation of Plant Services 300 PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RESOURCE OFFICERS $ 343, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES $ PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CHEMICAL DISPOSAL $ 2, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HAZMAT DISPOSAL $ 7, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SECURITY UPGRADES $ 6, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE STADIUM INSPECTION $ 3, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAMERA MAINT $ 50, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SECURITY & CAMERAS $ 50, PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MOVING PORTABLES $ 4, Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 466, WATER BOARD OFFICE $ 9, WATER BES $ 12, WATER BHS $ 26, WATER CES $ 23, WATER CMS $ 19, WATER CHS $ 60, WATER MZES $ 9, WATER MZHS $ 10, WATER RES $ 7, WATER SHES $ 11, WATER TES $ 38, WATER THS $ 48, WATER GHES $ 15, WATER VRES $ 11, WATER VRHS $ 44, WATER WES $ 2, WATER CCA $ 11, WATER TRANSPORTATION $ 4, WATER MAINTENANCE $ 5, WATER BSMS $ 23, WATER SCES $ 12, WATER BMS $ 13, WATER TMS $ 22, WATER MZMS $ 6, WATER VRMS $ 20, WATER IES $ 9, WATER PES $ 33, WATER PAC $ 6, WATER, SEWER AND CLEANING PEST CONTROL $ 55, WATER, SEWER AND CLEANING WASTE DISPOSAL $ 175, WATER, SEWER AND CLEANING SEPTIC & GREASE $ 50, JANITORIAL SERVICES $ 2,850, Total WATER, PEST, WASTE DISPOSAL & JANITORIAL SERVICES $ 3,638, Total REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES SYSTEM WIDE $ 250,000

25 2600 Maintenance and Operation of Plant Services 442 Total RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 4, Total INSURANCE PROPERTY $ 208, Total COMMUNICATION $ 580 Total TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES SCHOOLS $ 145, LAWN MAINTENANCE $ 220, SERVICE FOR FIRE EXT, HOODS & SPRINKLERS $ 50, HVAC FILTER SERVICE $ 40, ROOFING $ 75, ELEVATOR SERVICE $ 35, ENVIRONMENTAL LABS $ 5, TREE SERVICE $ 4, Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 574, SUPPLIES OFFICE & SAFETY $ 4, SUPPLIES CLEANING AGENTS $ 12, SUPPLIES OPERATIONAL $ 310, SUPPLIES GROUNDS $ 30, SUPPLIES CARPET & PAINT $ 65, SUPPLIES VEHICLE PARTS $ 4, SUPPLIES REPAIR TECHS $ 3, SUPPLIES FACILITIES $ 5, Total SUPPLIES $ 433, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 615 EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 10, EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 615 EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT FURNITURE FOR GROWTH $ 50, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 60, Total ENERGY GAS & ELECTRICITY $ 2,535, Total BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ LAND IMPROVEMENTS SIDEWALKS, RAMPS, ETC. $ 50, LAND IMPROVEMENTS PAVING & TOPCOATING $ 100, LAND IMPROVEMENTS FENCING & GATES $ 10, Total LAND IMPROVEMENTS $ 160, Total BUILDING ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMPROVEMEN $ 730 PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT OTHER SYSTEM WIDE $ 730 PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT GENERATOR $ 29, PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT VEHICLES $ 25, PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT HVAC EQUIPMENT $ 30, Total PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT $ 84, Total DUES AND FEES $ 7, Total BB&T LOAN ENERGY CONSERVATION PROJECT $ 202,000 Grand Total $ 8,624,618

26 2700 Student Transportation Service Salaries & Benefits 141 Total SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 139, Total BUS DRIVERS $ 2,896, Total MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL, TRANSPORTATION MECHANIC, OT $ 364, Total BUS MONITOR $ 291, Total OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 101, Total OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL $ 212, Total GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 1,401, Total FICA $ 212, Total MEDICARE $ 51, Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 95, Total LIFE INSURANCE $ 3,206 Grand Total $ 5,769,694.21

27 2700 Student Transportation Service 300 Total GPS TRACKING SERVICES $ 96, Total DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, FINGERPRINTING $ 3, Total BUS DRIVER PHYSICALS $ 18, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 95, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES SPECIAL NEEDS $ 5, Total REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 100, Total RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ Total UNIFORM RENTAL $ 8, Total INSURANCE VEHICLES $ 235, Total COMMUNICATION $ Total TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 8, Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 8, OFFICE SUPPLIES $ 13, BUS/VEHICLE PARTS $ 350, SHOP SUPPLIES $ 21, OIL FOR VEHICLES $ 19, TIRES $ 90, LUBRICANTS (GREASE & HUB OIL) $ 1, TRANSMISSION FLUID $ 8, ENGINE COOLANT $ 2, Total SUPPLIES $ 504, Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 7, Total COMPUTER SOFTWARE VERSATRAN $ 37, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT TOOLS $ 40, Total EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 3, FUEL DIESEL $ 1,025, FUEL GAS $ 75, PROPANE GAS $ FUEL ADDITIVE $ 24, Total FUEL $ 1,124, Total BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 5, Total PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT SPECIAL NEEDS SUPPLIES $ 5, Total PURCHASE OR LEASEPURCHASE OF BUSES $ 80, Total DUES AND FEES $ 27,500 Grand Total $ 2,312,156

28 2802 Public Relations 191 Total PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR $ 15, Total FICA PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR $ Total MEDICARE PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR $ Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR $ 3, Total VIDEOGRAPHER $ 8, Total FICA VIDEOGRAPHER $ Total MEDICARE VIDEOGRAPHER $ Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT VIDEOGRAPHER $ 1, Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES WEBSITE $ 10, Total COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WIDE $ 30, Total TRAVEL PR COORDINATOR $ Total SUPPLIES $ 9, Total DUES AND FEES $ 400 Grand Total $ 80,367

29 2800 and 2803 Central Support Total 141 SALARY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF $ 348,478 Total 190 OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL $ 123,000 Total 210 GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 45,360 Total 220 FICA $ 28,604 Total 221 MEDICARE $ 6,690 Total 230 TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 92,453 Total 292 LIFE INSURANCE $ 221 Total 300 PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL SERVICES $ 6,000 Total 332 DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, FINGERPRINTING $ 5,000 Total 340 PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES $ 20,000 Total 430 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES $ 500 Total 442 RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES $ 1,000 Total 580 TRAVEL $ 8,500 Total 595 OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 2,000 Total 610 SUPPLIES $ 6,000 Total 611 SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 3, COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ COMPUTER SOFTWARE USHASOFT FTE TRACK $ 15, COMPUTER SOFTWARE EAGLE ADVANTAGE FINGERPRINTING $ 2, COMPUTER SOFTWARE FRONTLINE APPLITRACK RECRUITING $ 21, COMPUTER SOFTWARE FRONTLINE CENTRAL $ 12, COMPUTER SOFTWARE FRONTLINE TIME MANAGEMENT $ 22,068 Total 612 COMPUTER SOFTWARE $ 74,491 Total 615 EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ Total 616 EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 2,500 Total 642 BOOKS (OTHER THAN TEXTBOOKS) AND PERIODICALS $ 1,000 Total 810 DUES AND FEES $ 8,950 Grand Total $ 783,747

30 2900 Other Support Services 595 Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 610 Total SUPPLIES $ 1, Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 2, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 2, Total RESA Fees $ 52, OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 890 BURWELL AGREEMENT CITY OF CARROLLTON $ 26, OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 890 BURWELL M&O CONTRIBUTION RESA $ 160, Total OTHER EXPENDITURES $ 186,000 Grand Total $ 243,070

31 2901 Performing Arts Center 190 Total Salaries $ 208, Total GHI/STATE HEALTH INSURANCE $ 11, Total FICA $ 12, Total MEDICARE $ 3, Total TEACHERS RETIREMENT $ 41, Total LIFE INSURANCE $ Total PURCHASED PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES WEBSITE $ 1, Total COMMUNICATION $ 2, Total TRAVEL EMPLOYEES $ 1, Total OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES $ 1, Total SUPPLIES $ 8, Total SUPPLIES TECHNOLOGY RELATED $ 1, Total EXPENDABLE EQUIPMENT $ 5, Total EXPENDABLE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT $ 1,000 Grand Total $ 297,851

32 4000 Facilities and Construction Services 710 Total LAND ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT $ 715 Total LAND IMPROVEMENTS $ 85,000 Grand Total $ 85,000

33 5000 Other Outlays 596 RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES $ 412, OTHER OUTLAYS WORKER'S COMPENSATION $ 700, OTHER OUTLAYS PREK PROGRAM $ 110, OTHER USES $ Grand Total $ 1,222,529

5995 Other Sources $ 220, $ 390, $ 170, Total Local Revenues $ 34,321, $ 34,541, $ 220, %

5995 Other Sources $ 220, $ 390, $ 170, Total Local Revenues $ 34,321, $ 34,541, $ 220, % CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DRAFT SUMMARY OF PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2016/17 REVENUES Local Revenues 2015/16 2016/17 Dollar Budget Budget Change Notes 1110 Ad Valorem Taxes $ 31,621,000.00

More information

CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION APPROVED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017/18

CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION APPROVED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017/18 REVENUES Local Revenues 1110 Ad Valorem Taxes $ 32,516,184.30 $ 32,871,184.30 $ 355,000.00 1190 Other Taxes & TAVT $ 2,500,000.00 $ 3,000,000.00 $ 500,000.00 1310 Tuition from Individuals $ 25,000.00 $

More information

Clayton County Public Schools Fiscal Year Recommended Budget Table of Contents

Clayton County Public Schools Fiscal Year Recommended Budget Table of Contents Clayton County Public Schools Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Recommended Budget Table of Contents INTRODUCTION SPECIAL REVENUE FUND Executive Summary 1 Federal and State Grants 58 Mission Statement and Guiding

More information

FY 2019 FINAL BUDGET APPROVAL PRESENTATION JUNE 19, 2018

FY 2019 FINAL BUDGET APPROVAL PRESENTATION JUNE 19, 2018 FY 2019 FINAL BUDGET APPROVAL PRESENTATION JUNE 19, 2018 GENERAL FUND OVERVIEW REVENUES INCREASE PERCENTAGE FY 2019 BUDGET FY 2018 BUDGET (DECREASE) OF TOTAL LOCAL 216,319,332 197,080,433 19,238,899 48.51%

More information

APPENDIX Budget. Florida Charter Foundation / Franklin Academy Charter Application for Campus C

APPENDIX Budget. Florida Charter Foundation / Franklin Academy Charter Application for Campus C APPENDIX Budget Florida Charter Foundation / Franklin Academy 2013 Charter Application for Campus C 420 Budget Worksheet Planning, Program Design & Implementation Grant 3290 Total Revenue Allocation $

More information

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget % Revenues Local Source Revenue 1210 - Concession Sales $ 0.00 $ 954.60 $ 954.60 100.00 % 1215 - Student Fees - Clubs and Teams 4,376.26 4,500.00 123.74 2.75 % 1216 - Student Fees - Activities and Supplies

More information

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget % Revenues Local Source Revenue 1210 - Concession Sales $ 0.00 $ 954.60 $ 954.60 100.00 % 1215 - Student Fees - Clubs and Teams 5,208.88 4,500.00 (708.88) (15.75) % 1216 - Student Fees - Activities and

More information

SUMMARY OF REVENUE & EXPENDITURES ADM 4180 COMPOSITE INDEX.3272

SUMMARY OF REVENUE & EXPENDITURES ADM 4180 COMPOSITE INDEX.3272 SUMMARY OF REVENUE & EXPENDITURES ADM 4180 COMPOSITE INDEX.3272 201415 201516 INCREASE / % INCREASE / Appropriation Budget (DECREASE) (DECREASE) REVENUES Local Funds 28,000 13,000 (15,000) 54% State Funds

More information

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget

Kennesaw Charter Science & Math Academy Statement of Revenues and Expense Year to Date Actual v. Annual Budget % Revenues Local Source Revenue 1210 - Concession Sales $ 0.00 $ 954.60 $ 954.60 100.00 % 1215 - Student Fees - Clubs and Teams 5,804.23 4,500.00 (1,304.23) (28.98) % 1216 - Student Fees - Activities and

More information

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2016

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2016 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL

More information

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 2017

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 2017 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL

More information

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 2017

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 2017 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 1-2 ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES Combined Balance Sheet 3-4 GENERAL OPERATING

More information

Estimated Revenue and transfers In Changes

Estimated Revenue and transfers In Changes Attachment A The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida Projected Results of Operations for the 2016-2017 Fiscal Year Based upon Results of Operations through December 31, 2016 Executive Summary The

More information

Budget Worksheet Connection Education Center Fiscal Year Rev 8 Amendment 1

Budget Worksheet Connection Education Center Fiscal Year Rev 8 Amendment 1 Worksheet Account Estimated Revenue FEFP Basic Gross 3310 $ 941,657 Less amount to be restricted to capital outlay from the adm. Fees Instructional Materials 3336 $ Discretionary Lottery Funds 3344 $ Class

More information

Iredell-Statesville Schools Local Current Expense Funding Request Local Current Expense funding $ 36,145,170

Iredell-Statesville Schools Local Current Expense Funding Request Local Current Expense funding $ 36,145,170 2018-19 Local Current Expense Funding Request 2017-18 Local Current Expense funding $ 36,145,170 Mandated Local Expense Increases: 1 Raises (2) and benefit cost increases $ 758,990 2 Charter School growth

More information

St. Tammany Parish School Board. BUDGET General Fund. Fiscal Year July 1, 2018 June 30, 2019

St. Tammany Parish School Board. BUDGET General Fund. Fiscal Year July 1, 2018 June 30, 2019 BUDGET General Fund Fiscal Year July 1, 2018 June 30, 2019 September 13, 2018 General Fund Budget - Summary FY 2018-2019 Actual Original Budget Projected Actual Result at Year End Original Budget 2016-2017

More information

FY School Board Adopted Budget Financial Highlights

FY School Board Adopted Budget Financial Highlights FY 2018 School Board Adopted Budget Financial Highlights Adopted: May 1, 2017 Published: May 15, 2017 1 Major Budget Highlights 2 Agenda Item Details Meeting- May 01, 2017 - Regular Meeting, 5:30 p.m.

More information

DeKalb County School District FY Proposed Budget SUPERINTENDENT S PROPOSED BUDGET

DeKalb County School District FY Proposed Budget SUPERINTENDENT S PROPOSED BUDGET DeKalb County School District FY 2012-2013 Proposed Budget SUPERINTENDENT S PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 2012 2013 DeKalb County School District FY 2012-2013 Proposed Budget DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT FISCAL

More information

General Operating Budget September 30, 2013

General Operating Budget September 30, 2013 20 George R. Martin Elem. School General Operating Budget 2210 School Leadership-Building 12212000 511002 Principal Salary 103,874 23,971 0 79,903 23.1 % 12212000 512000 Clerical Salary 21,145 2,885 0

More information

Tentative FY2014 General Fund Budget Balancing Plan

Tentative FY2014 General Fund Budget Balancing Plan April 29, 2013 Tentative FY2014 General Fund Budget Balancing Plan REVISED FY2014 BUDGET SHORTFALL Note: April 29 revisions are in red (Millions) $807.6 Revenue Tenative Budget Adopted by the Board 4/29/13

More information

Uxbridge School Department School Administration Recommended Budget

Uxbridge School Department School Administration Recommended Budget Uxbridge School Department School Administration Recommended Budget FY2010 School Budget - Public Hearing Detail Proposed FY2008 FY2009 FY2010 Total School Dept. Budget $: $ 18,034,969 $17,712,677 $17,594,215

More information

GENERAL FUND. The General Fund accounts for the vast majority of operational expenditures that support our education system in the District.

GENERAL FUND. The General Fund accounts for the vast majority of operational expenditures that support our education system in the District. The General Fund is used to account for all financial resources except those required to be accounted for in another fund and for certain revenues from the State that are legally restricted to be expended

More information

DRAFT. LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of Categorical Budget. Total State Funds 24,889, ,213, ,324,309.

DRAFT. LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of Categorical Budget. Total State Funds 24,889, ,213, ,324,309. LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of 6 Categorical Budget STATE FUNDS 2015.2016 2016.2017 Based on an Average Daily Membership Estimated Estimated of 3.030 and Composite Index of.1701 State Revenues State

More information

Yantis ISD ROBOTICS DONATION , , % N MISC STATE PGRM

Yantis ISD ROBOTICS DONATION , , % N MISC STATE PGRM Page: 1 of 21 00-5711-000-300000 TAXES-CURRENT YEAR 2,659,534.57 2,190,039 2,690,039 2,653,062.52 2,548,167 % N 00-5712-000-300000 TAXES - PRIOR YEARS 48,099.95 34,174 79,174 73,815.04 66,300 % N 00-5719-000-300000

More information

BUDGET - Draft ( ).v5 (1) A B C D E F G H I J Page 1 of 4

BUDGET - Draft ( ).v5 (1) A B C D E F G H I J Page 1 of 4 05-12-17-BUDGET - Draft (05-12-17).v5 (1) A B C D E F G H I J 1 2 3 Updated: 5/12/17 PROPOSED BUDGET WITH MUST DO INCREASES PROPOSED BUDGET WITH EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENT 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

More information

LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET

LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET 2013-2014 BUDGET Presented for Approval 07/15/2013 4apng ieopoalvo VI O Z-CIOZ I. SOQ Programs: STATE FUNDS Based on an Average Daily Membership of 3,150 and Composite Index of.1826 2013-14 Estimated State

More information

MARBLEHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 9 WIDGER ROAD, MARBLEHEAD, MA FAX From: Amanda Maniaci, Business and Finance Administrator

MARBLEHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 9 WIDGER ROAD, MARBLEHEAD, MA FAX From: Amanda Maniaci, Business and Finance Administrator MARBLEHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 9 WIDGER ROAD, MARBLEHEAD, MA 01945 781-639-3140 FAX 781-639-3149 Date: Friday December 1, 2017 To: Maryann Perry, Superintendent School Committee From: Amanda Maniaci, Business

More information

Park City School District

Park City School District The General Fund Current as of: June 15, 2012 Summary Statement of,, and Changes in Fund Balances : Local Sources $ 37,553,731 $ 36,808,640 $ 39,264,755 $ 43,637,528 $ 4,372,773 11% State Sources 2,829,958

More information

LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of Categorical Budget

LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of Categorical Budget LEE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 1 of 6 STATE FUNDS Based on an Average Daily Membership of 3,067 and Composite Index of.1885 State Revenues Local Match I. 500 Programs: Basic Aid 12,056,469.00 $ 2,802,379.00

More information

KING WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Approved Budget for Fiscal Year EXPENDITURES

KING WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Approved Budget for Fiscal Year EXPENDITURES 61110 INSTRUCTION 1113 Comp. of Asst. Superintendent $ 72,220 1114 Comp. of Administrative Personnel 165,500 1120 Homebound Instruction 14,000 1121 Comp. of Teachers 8,276,190 1130 Comp. of Driver's Ed

More information

Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015

Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015 Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015 1 BUDGET TIMELINE Major Dates July 10, 2014 July 23, 2014 Budget available for public/esd review

More information

Waynesboro Public Schools Waynesboro, Virginia School Board Meeting

Waynesboro Public Schools Waynesboro, Virginia School Board Meeting Waynesboro Public Schools Waynesboro, Virginia School Board Meeting Tuesday, March 17, 2015 Central Office 301 Pine Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia 22980 Regular Meeting 7:00 p.m. 1. Call to Order 2. Closed

More information

Preliminary FY 15 CPS Operating Budget

Preliminary FY 15 CPS Operating Budget Preliminary FY 15 CPS Operating Budget 1/16/2014 vote of SC FY 14 Operating Budget $33,320,505 Increase in Budget Supplement $26,975 Increase in Salaries $25,180 Decrease in unused lane changes ($51,906)

More information

Mahopac Central School District

Mahopac Central School District Mahopac Central School District 179 East Lake Blvd. Mahopac, NY 10541 Tel.: 845-628-3415 Fax: 845-628-0261 District website: www.mahopac.k12.ny.us 2017-2018 BUDGET CATEGORIES 2017-2018 2016-2017 Difference

More information

Barrington Public Schools. Proposed FY19 Operating Budget Presentation. March 1, 2018

Barrington Public Schools. Proposed FY19 Operating Budget Presentation. March 1, 2018 Proposed FY19 Operating Budget Presentation To Achieve our Goal of attaining Excellence in Learning and Teaching we plan to incorporate the following: District Strategic Plan Supporting Curriculum and

More information

FY19 Submitted School Department Budget

FY19 Submitted School Department Budget ACTUAL ORIG BUD REVISED BUD ENCUMB TO PROPOSED CHANGE 11 DEWING 13071110 600050 DEW PRIN/ASST PRIN SALARY ($ 206,800.86) ($ 216,837.00) ($ 216,837.00) ($ 216,837.00) ($ 216,837.00) 0.00% 13161110 600084

More information

FY09 School Department Budget

FY09 School Department Budget FY09 School Department Budget In accordance with Massachusetts General Law (MGL) Chapter 71, Section 38N, the Uxbridge School Committee will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2009 School

More information

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR GEORGIA LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRATION. 10/30/91 II Financial Reporting. 1 March 2017 II-7 QBE Program Reporting/Budgeting

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR GEORGIA LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRATION. 10/30/91 II Financial Reporting. 1 March 2017 II-7 QBE Program Reporting/Budgeting FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR GEORGIA LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRATION Date Issued Effective Date Section Title: 10/30/91 10/30/91 II Financial Reporting Revision No. Date Revised Chapter Title: 1 March 2017 II-7

More information

DUNCANVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

DUNCANVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT DUNCANVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT "NEW HIRE" TEACHER SALARY SCHEDULE 2009-2010 School Year Years of Experience Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree 0 $44,000 $45,000 1 $44,000 $45,000 2 $44,000 $45,000

More information

KING WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Approved Budget for Fiscal Year EXPENDITURES AND and FUND TRANSFERS OUT

KING WILLIAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Approved Budget for Fiscal Year EXPENDITURES AND and FUND TRANSFERS OUT 61110 INSTRUCTION 1113 Comp. of Asst. Superintendent $ 69,760 1114 Comp. of Administrative Personnel 159,870 1120 Homebound Instruction 12,500 1121 Comp. of Teachers 8,307,820 1130 Comp. of Driver's Ed

More information

ADOPTED BUDGET

ADOPTED BUDGET A 1010.400-20 CONSULTING $117,000 $117,000 A 1010.410-20 MEMBERSHIPS $21,500 $21,500 A 1010.475-20 CONFERENCES $23,000 $23,000 A 1010.503-20 SUPPLIES $3,150 $3,150 A 1010.524-20 SUBSCRIPTIONS $250 $250

More information

FY 2009 STAFFING ALLOCATION AND FORMULAS

FY 2009 STAFFING ALLOCATION AND FORMULAS Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools FY 29 Adopted Budget FY 29 STAFFING ALLOCATION AND FORMULAS 489 Staffing Allocations Elementary Schools FY 9 A D D I T I O N S Food Service Staff Academies Staff

More information

FY 2017 APPROVED BUDGET. School Operating Budget

FY 2017 APPROVED BUDGET. School Operating Budget FY 2017 APPROVED BUDGET School Operating Budget Proposed by Superintendent February 17, 2016 Approved by the School Board March 15, 2016 Approved by the Board of Supervisors May 10, 2016 Approved by the

More information

Park City School District

Park City School District The General Fund Current as of: May 30, 2012 Summary Statement of,, and Changes in Fund Balances : Local Sources $ 37,553,731 $ 36,808,640 $ 37,988,643 $ 1,180,003 3% State Sources 2,829,958 2,723,896

More information

Federal Projects Budgets

Federal Projects Budgets 2017-2018 Federal Projects Budgets ESTIMATED REVENUES AND OTHER SOURCES SUMMARY* IDEA- CARL TITLE I TITLE II TITLE III IDEA Preschool PERKINS 142.101 142.201 142.301 142.901 142.911 142.801 Proposed Budget

More information

HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 20. Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 3, 2019

HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 20. Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 3, 2019 HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 20 Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 3, 2019 BUDGET PROCESS for FY 2020 School Committee meets in a planning

More information

NEWPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS REVENUE BUDGET (UNRESTRICTED FUND ONLY) FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016

NEWPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS REVENUE BUDGET (UNRESTRICTED FUND ONLY) FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 REVENUE BUDGET (UNRESTRICTED FUND ONLY) FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, BUDGET BUDGET 201-201- FEDERAL REVENUES: PL-4 IMPACT AID $ 2,23 $ 2,23 JROTC REIMBURSEMENT,000,000 MEDICAID 00,000 00,000 TOTAL FEDERAL

More information

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens Start Up Before School Opens Budget Worksheet Orion K8 StartUp Budget Before Schools Open Revenue Allocation ** 25,000.00 ** The School will apply for a 25,000 planning and design grant, as provided by

More information

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens Start Up Before School Opens Budget Worksheet Orion K8 StartUp Budget Before Schools Open Revenue Allocation ** 25,000.00 ** The School will apply for a 25,000 planning and design grant, as provided by

More information

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens

Budget Worksheet Orion K-8. Start-Up Budget Before Schools Open. Balance Start Up Funds $ Start Up Before School Opens Start Up Before School Opens Budget Worksheet Orion K8 StartUp Budget Before Schools Open Revenue Allocation ** 25,000.00 ** The School will apply for a 25,000 planning and design grant, as provided by

More information

o $ - $ Yr1 Budget Worksheet Hope Learning Community/Noah's Ark Int'l Number of Students 48 Fiscal Year

o $ - $ Yr1 Budget Worksheet Hope Learning Community/Noah's Ark Int'l Number of Students 48 Fiscal Year Hope Learning Community/Noah's Ark Int'l Number of Students 48 Fiscal Year 211 212 Grade Levels K5 Account Estimated Revenue FEFP Basic Gross 331 198,549. Instructional Materials 3336 3,3. Discretionary

More information

ADOPTED BUDGET

ADOPTED BUDGET 2012- ADOPTED BUDGET Recommendation Budget by Budget Unit Budget Unit Descriptions Prepared by the District 191 Business Office 100 River Ridge Court Burnsville MN 55337 (952) 707-2051 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

More information

Fiscal Year Tentative Budget. July 14, 2017

Fiscal Year Tentative Budget. July 14, 2017 Fiscal Year 2018 Tentative Budget July 14, 2017 Introductory Section, A1 Quick Facts Highlights and quick facts of this budget are: Revenues Total revenues are projected to increase by 2.2% to $104.8 M.

More information

HS DEPT. HEAD STIPEND $46,069 $46,806 $55,170 $64,365 $64,402 $ %

HS DEPT. HEAD STIPEND $46,069 $46,806 $55,170 $64,365 $64,402 $ % TREASURER SALARY $23,887 $24,366 $24,853 $25,350 $25,350 $0 0.00% SCH COM CLERICAL SALARY $1,265 $1,781 $3,770 $1,500 $1,300 ($200) -13.33% SCH COM CONT SERVICES $37,437 $37,443 $33,967 $38,447 $38,500

More information

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS PROPOSED BUDGET

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS PROPOSED BUDGET ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS PROPOSED BUDGET 2016-2017 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY 2016-2017 Proposed Without Reductions 2016-2017 State Public School Fund $ 77,840,515.00 Local Current

More information

PINE PLAINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY

PINE PLAINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY PINE PLAINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPOSED 2018-2019 BUDGET SUMMARY 2017-2018 BUDGET 2018-2019 PROPOSED BUDGET INCREASE / (DECREASE) ADMINISTRATIVE BUDGET General Support 1,143,658 1,247,750 104,092

More information

Actual Revenues & Expenditures As Of 3/18 DRAFT

Actual Revenues & Expenditures As Of 3/18 DRAFT ESTIMATED REVENUES WORKING COPY 40000 2 40100 County Property Taxes 40110 Current Property Tax 3,756,297 3,756,297 3,567,107 3,756,297 3,756,840 2014-15-57.30 x 62,964.14 =3,607,845 2015-16 -57.26 X 65,560.00=3,753,966.00

More information

Alleghany County Public Schools

Alleghany County Public Schools Alleghany County Public Schools Proposed 2012-2013 Operating Budget Presented By Sarah T. Campbell, Ph.D., Superintendent March 2012 1 Budget Rationale Protect the integrity of the instructional program.

More information

Alleghany County Public Schools

Alleghany County Public Schools Alleghany County Public Schools 2012-2013 Operating Budget Presented By Sarah T. Campbell, Ph.D., Superintendent Approved by the Alleghany County School Board March 19, 2012 1 Budget Rationale Protect

More information

NORTHSHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET SUMMARY

NORTHSHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET SUMMARY THE BUDGET CONSISTS OF FIVE SEPARATE FUNDS GENERAL FUND The general fund is used to account for all financial resources except those required to be accounted for in another fund. Revenues for the general

More information

International Community School, Inc. Budget FY 2019 July June 2018

International Community School, Inc. Budget FY 2019 July June 2018 International Community School, Inc. Budget FY 2019 July 2017 - June 2018 Income 4000 Educ. Program Revenue (DCSD) 2019 Budget 2018 Budget Mar'17-Feb'18 Assumes 435 Students 4025 Gov't Funding from DCSD

More information

A PROFESSIONAL DUES & PUBLICATIONS $ 10, $ 10, A TRAVEL, CONFERENCE & MEETING $ 1, $ 1,000.00

A PROFESSIONAL DUES & PUBLICATIONS $ 10, $ 10, A TRAVEL, CONFERENCE & MEETING $ 1, $ 1,000.00 Haldane Central School District 20192020 Rollover Budget Screen Tips!! If the cell has a red flag (example J12) in the corner, hover over the cell and the comment will appear 20182019 20192020 Board of

More information

Independent School District 622 Proposed Budget General Fund Fund 01

Independent School District 622 Proposed Budget General Fund Fund 01 Proposed Budget General Fund Fund 01 Fiscal Year 2015 2016 Covering the period from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016 Prepared by Randy Anderson Director of Business Services Ed McCarthy Accounting Supervisor

More information

HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 18. Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 5, 2017

HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 18. Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 5, 2017 HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR FY 18 Operating Budget Proposal from the Administration to the School Committee January 5, 2017 BUDGET PROCESS for FY 2018 School Committee meets in a planning

More information

Budget Update Budget Amendments Fiscal 2019

Budget Update Budget Amendments Fiscal 2019 Budget Update Budget Fiscal 2019 The following budget adjustments were recorded for the period 9/1/18 to 9/30/18: Restricted Other Revenue Description FY19 Cecil County VLT grant partial funding of Emergency

More information

95 $ Instructional Materials (textbooks, workbooks, etc.) 750 Substitute Teachers Total Instruction Instructional Support Services (6000)

95 $ Instructional Materials (textbooks, workbooks, etc.) 750 Substitute Teachers Total Instruction Instructional Support Services (6000) i Account Budget Worksheet Renaissance Learning Center Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Draft 1 Rev 1 5/6/2011 100 General Funds Number of Students Grade Levels Estimated Revenue: FEFP Basic Gross - 3310 Instructional

More information

State Education Finance Study Commission. Support Services Subcommittee

State Education Finance Study Commission. Support Services Subcommittee State Education Finance Study Commission Support Services Subcommittee 1 Agenda Central Administration Current Proposed Reductions and Phase-Ins School Administration Current Proposed Reductions and Phase-Ins

More information

MOUNT SINAI UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

MOUNT SINAI UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT MOUNT SINAI UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2013-2014 PROPOSED BUDGET Budget Vote/Board Member Election Tuesday, May 21-6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. - Elementary School PROPOSED BUDGET DOES NOT EXCEED TAX CAP BUDGET

More information

Plainedge Public Schools Budget Presentation

Plainedge Public Schools Budget Presentation Plainedge Public Schools 2016-2017 Budget Presentation Budget Overview Final Draft Presentation to the Board of Education Peter Porrazzo, Assistant Superintendent for Business April 5 th, 2016 BUDGET PLANNING

More information

Summary of Significant Forecast Assumptions and Accounting Policies For the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2013 through 2017

Summary of Significant Forecast Assumptions and Accounting Policies For the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2013 through 2017 ONTARIO LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT RICHLAND COUNTY 1 Summary of Significant Forecast Assumptions and Accounting Policies For the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2013 through 2017 Note 1 - Nature and Limitations

More information

2019 Budget September 18, 2018

2019 Budget September 18, 2018 2019 Budget September 18, 2018 NOTICE The amounts reported herein for prior year actual and beginning fund balance are unaudited and unofficial. Table of Contents Description Section Page Introductory

More information

Alaska Department of Education and Early Development Unifonn Chart of Accounts and Account Code Descriptions 2012 Edition

Alaska Department of Education and Early Development Unifonn Chart of Accounts and Account Code Descriptions 2012 Edition 0 557 R 600 R 700 R 760 R 761 R 762 R 770 0 771 R 780 R 790 R 850 R 860 R 880 0 881 0 882 0 883 0 884 0 885 0 886 R 900 R 000 INDIRECT COST POOL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF PLANT STUDENT ACTIVITIES STUDENT

More information

Fiscal Year Budget Presentation

Fiscal Year Budget Presentation Fiscal Year 2012-2013 Budget Presentation September 2012 1 Fiscal Year 2012-2013 General Fund Revenue and Expenditure Budget Presentation September 10, 2012 2 General Fund Revenue Budget 3 General Fund

More information

Fiscal Year Budget Presentation

Fiscal Year Budget Presentation Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Budget Presentation September 2014 1 Fiscal Year 2014-2015 General Fund Revenue and Expenditure Budget Presentation September 8, 2014 2 General Fund Revenue Budget 3 General Fund

More information

Ferndale School District #502 Business and Support Services Budget Summary Citizens' Budget General Fund

Ferndale School District #502 Business and Support Services Budget Summary Citizens' Budget General Fund Ferndale School District #502 Business and Support Services 2018-19 Budget Summary Citizens' Budget General Fund 7/31/2018 Prepared by: Mark Deebach, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Support Services

More information

% of Total Population

% of Total Population 6SHFLDO (GXFDWLRQ Department: Student Services Director: Jennifer Truslow Asst. Director: Anne Zernicke Ages: 3 through 22 Address: 89 Wellesley Street Weston MA 02493 PH: 781-786-5240 Fax: 781-786-5249

More information

O r g a n i z a t i o n s

O r g a n i z a t i o n s Board of Education APPROVED FY 2018 Annual Operating Budget 179 Supporting Services Associate Superintendent for Supporting Services Building Services Environment & Safety Office Capital Programs Food

More information

Does the Ag-Science program cost the taxpayers of Bethlehem and Woodbury?

Does the Ag-Science program cost the taxpayers of Bethlehem and Woodbury? Does the Ag-Science program cost the taxpayers of Bethlehem and Woodbury? History of State Funding for Ag-Science 1980s Tuition charge Average cost of high school student s education paid by sending districts

More information

STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT CODE DESCRIPTION BUDGET BUDGET COMMENTS

STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT CODE DESCRIPTION BUDGET BUDGET COMMENTS ACCOUNT CODE DESCRIPTION BUDGET BUDGET REVENUE 1.3100.000.000 Allocation for SPSF 75,790,824 75,057,066 1.3100.015.000 Allocation for SPSF Technology 325,691 248,901 1.3100.025.000 Indian Gaming - 10,334

More information

Total Expenditures $1,936,078 $78,119. Average Cost Per Pupil 29, ,119. Total Public School Placement Expenditures 1,787,149 78,119

Total Expenditures $1,936,078 $78,119. Average Cost Per Pupil 29, ,119. Total Public School Placement Expenditures 1,787,149 78,119 STATEMENT OF TUITION RATE COMPUTATION-PART I Page No. NP - 31 TOTAL SCHOOL YEAR EXTRAORDINARY SERVICES Total Expenditures $1,936,078 $78,119 Divided by: Total School Year ADE 65.0000 Average Cost Per Pupil

More information

General Purpose Budget - Expenditures (Board Approved)

General Purpose Budget - Expenditures (Board Approved) Franklin Special School District FY 2016-2017 General Purpose Budget - Expenditures (Board Approved) (Improvements/major changes include all applicable step increases, 2% cost of living increase, proposed

More information

200 - Greeley County

200 - Greeley County 200 - Greeley County Table of Contents Summary of Total Expenditures by Function (All Funds).... 2 Total Expenditures by Function (All Funds).... 3 Total Expenditures Amount per Pupil by Function (All

More information

Annual Financial Report

Annual Financial Report FUND LIABILITIES ASSETS Annual Financial Report (30) Tooele District 10 General Fund Balance Sheet 8111 Cash in Banks 8120 Investments 8131 Local 8132 Local Property Taxes 8133 State 8134 Federal 8135

More information

USD Labette County

USD Labette County USD 506 - Labette County Summary of Total Expenditures. 1 Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2 Instruction Expenditures.3 Sources of Revenue and Proposed Budget for 2008-09 (previously

More information

OPERATING BUDGET FISCAL YEAR We Are

OPERATING BUDGET FISCAL YEAR We Are OPERATING BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 We Are Table of Contents School Board Members 3 Organizational Chart 4 SB Chairman s Budget Letter to County 5-6 Superintendent s Budget Letter 7-9 Executive Summary

More information

FY08 School Department Budget

FY08 School Department Budget FY08 School Department Budget In accordance with the Town of Uxbridge Charter deadline date of February 22 nd, 2007, the School Committee presented the FY08 School Department Budget Request to the Town

More information

LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRIATION CHART OF ACCOUNTS Changes for FY 2018 and FY 2019

LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRIATION CHART OF ACCOUNTS Changes for FY 2018 and FY 2019 LOCAL UNITS OF ADMINISTRIATION CHART OF ACCOUNTS Changes for FY 2018 and FY 2019 FUNDS 505 Principal Accounts - Local Charter Schools - Governmental Funds - For use in reporting the local charter schools

More information

Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015

Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015 Adoption July 23rd, 2014 SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 206 BUDGET [F-195] Sept. 1, 2014 Aug. 31, 2015 1 BUDGET TIMELINE Major Dates July 10, 2014 July 23, 2014 Budget available for public/esd review

More information

Cherry Creek School District Profile of Student-Based Budgeting for Schools FY

Cherry Creek School District Profile of Student-Based Budgeting for Schools FY Cherry Creek School District Profile of Student-Based Budgeting for Schools FY2011-12 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword... 1 Introduction... 2 The Annual Budget... 2 The Budget Process... 3 FY2011-12 General

More information

April 8, Volusia County School Board DeLand Administrative Complex

April 8, Volusia County School Board DeLand Administrative Complex April 8, 2015 Volusia County School Board DeLand Administrative Complex 1 2 3 4 5 Introductory Statement on Budget Goals and Process -- Mr. James T. Russell, Interim Superintendent Presentation on Academic

More information

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ACADEMY ADOPTED BUDGET FISCAL YEAR

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ACADEMY ADOPTED BUDGET FISCAL YEAR BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 201819 BY THE BOARD ON MAY 8, 2018 Community Leadership Academy BUDGET NOTES OF KEY CHANGES FOR 201819 201718 201819 FUNDED PUPIL COUNT 919 959 40 PER PUPIL FUNDING $ 7,897 $ 8,350 $

More information

Financial Report May 2017

Financial Report May 2017 Financial Report May 2017 Dr. Lisa Remy, Paul Bobek, and Donna Beerman Attached are the monthly financial reports for the 10 months ending May 31, 2017. Please note the budgeted expenditures include horizontal

More information

Stafford County Public Schools School Board Adopted Budget Summary Fiscal Year 2019

Stafford County Public Schools School Board Adopted Budget Summary Fiscal Year 2019 ITEM SB Compliance / "Must Do" Median Teacher Pay Scale Enhancement $ 1,840,650 $ $ 1,840,650 $ Service Scale Enhancement (Paras, Drivers, Monitors) 2,140,601 2,140,601 2.5% COLA Adjustment 5,203,210 5,203,210

More information

Botetourt County Public Schools Proposed School Board Budget FY

Botetourt County Public Schools Proposed School Board Budget FY Proposed School Board FY 2017-2018 Summary and Line-Item Detail March 16, 2017 For Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2017 and Ending June 30, 2018 FY 2016-2017 Operating Botetourt County Public Schools FY

More information

TECUMSEH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IRN # FIVE-YEAR FORECAST ASSUMPTIONS OCTOBER

TECUMSEH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IRN # FIVE-YEAR FORECAST ASSUMPTIONS OCTOBER TECUMSEH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IRN #046243 2018 FIVE-YEAR FORECAST ASSUMPTIONS OCTOBER As stated on the Ohio Department of Education Five-Year Forecast Webpage: The reader should remember that a forecast

More information

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAY PLAN FISCAL YEAR 2018

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAY PLAN FISCAL YEAR 2018 Pay Plan and Pay Scales 2017 2018 Contents Board Policy... 1 Teacher 10 Month Pay Scale... 2 Teacher 10½ Month Pay Scale... 3 Teacher 11 Month Pay Scale... 4 Teacher 12 Month Pay Scale... 5 Classified

More information

Summary of Total Expenditures. 1. Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2. Instruction Expenditures.3

Summary of Total Expenditures. 1. Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2. Instruction Expenditures.3 USD 290 - Ottawa Summary of Total Expenditures. 1 Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2 Instruction Expenditures.3 Sources of Revenue and Proposed Budget for 2008-09 (previously

More information

Summary of Total Expenditures. 1. Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2. Instruction Expenditures.3

Summary of Total Expenditures. 1. Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2. Instruction Expenditures.3 District #405-Lyons Summary of Total Expenditures. 1 Summary of General and Supplemental General Fund Expenditures 2 Instruction Expenditures.3 Sources of Revenue and Proposed Budget for 2009-10 (previously

More information

Dear Cobb County Citizens,

Dear Cobb County Citizens, Dear Cobb County Citizens, On behalf of the Cobb County School District (CCSD), I am pleased to present this Popular Report as a summary of the District s annual Tentative. The annual budget development

More information

Bentonville School District Budget to Actual - Summary of All Funds Two Months Ended August 31, 2016

Bentonville School District Budget to Actual - Summary of All Funds Two Months Ended August 31, 2016 Budget to Actual - Summary of All Funds Budget August 31, 2016 % of Budget August 31, 2015 Local property taxes - 3,923,144 4,022,834 Investment income - 4,086 11,786 Other local revenues - 23,843,967

More information