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Date: June 7, 2016 To: From: Dr. Duane Yecha, Superintendent Crook County School Board Members Anna Logan, Director of Business and Finance Subject: Fiscal Report for June 2016 Following is the District s unaudited 2015-16 financial report as of May 31, 2016. 35,000,000 General Fund Revenue 2015-16 with Comparison to 2014-15 Actual Revenue 30,000,000 25,000,000 20,000,000 15,000,000 10,000,000 $ Last Year $ This Year % Budget Last Year % Budget This Year 100% 80% 60% 40% Percent of Budget 5,000,000 20% - Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 0% The total revenue projection for the year in the General Fund is $28.5 million, which is approximately $193,000 less than budgeted. The projected property tax revenue (Line 1) is based on current year receipts annualized, and is estimated to be approximately 6% over budget. State School Fund revenue is estimated to be approximately 5% under budget. Although current year enrollment is 2% higher than budgeted, increased property tax revenue and the receipt of Federal Forest Fees will cause a corresponding decrease to the State School Fund revenue. The State School Fund reconciliation (Line 5) for fiscal year 2014-15 was completed in May (see page 3). Total actual revenue at the end of May was approximately $1.9 million less than at the same time last year, which is due to the loss of State School Fund revenue after the non-renewal of the Insight Online Charter School. The PERS UAL Assessment forecasted (Line 3) is equal to the amount needed for actual debt service. Line numbers refer to the General Fund Statement of Revenue and Expenditures report on page 4 of this financial report.

General Fund Expenses 2015-16 with Comparison to 2014-15 30,000,000 100% 25,000,000 $ Last Year $ This Year 80% Actual Expenses 20,000,000 15,000,000 % Budget Last Year % Budget This Year 60% 40% Percent of Budget 10,000,000 5,000,000 20% - Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 0% Projection Compared to Prior Year: Expenditures have progressed near the same rate as in the prior year, but are expected to be lower in dollar amount by approximately $1.1 million. This decrease is mainly due to decreased costs for charter school pass-through payments as a result of the non-renewal of the Insight Online Charter School. Projection Compared to Budget: Total projected expenses in the General Fund at year end are estimated at $29.1 million. This is approximately $493,000 less than budgeted. Salaries, wages, and benefits expenses (Lines 11 and 12) are projected to be approximately $143,000 under budget. Services Expense is projected to be $310,000 under budget, which is caused by charter school pass-through payments being lower than anticipated for the 2014-15 reconciliation. Supplies, Capital Outlay, and Other Expenses are projected to be under budget by $40,000 in total. Fund Balance The beginning fund balance which rolled forward from the previous year was $3.17 million (Line 20), which is $1 million more than budgeted. The projected operating deficit for the current year is $638,000, in contrast to the budgeted operating deficit of $938,000 (Line 21). The Total Reserves and Contingency (line 24) budget was reduced to $1.2 million by the budget committee during the budget approval process. This was a calculated risk with the understanding that any excess would replenish the ending fund balance to at least $1.75 million as a first priority. Based on the revenue and expenditure projections at year end described above, the ending fund balance is projected to exceed that goal and be at approximately $2.5 million (Line 25). The ending fund balance is projected to be approximately 8.7% of expenditures.

Statement of Revenue and Expenditures Further details of General Fund financial activity are shown on the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures on the following page. Additionally, summarized year-to-date activity for all funds is shown on the following pages. Business & Financial Updates: The State School Fund reconciliation for 2014-15 was completed in May. The district was overpaid $146,282 for State School Fund, but received an additional $63,305 for the High Cost Disability grant. The net effect of these was a payable of $77,977. This was anticipated prior to completing the district s 2014-15 financial statements, and a $100,000 net payable was booked at that time. Therefore, the impact to the district s current year financial statements as a result of the 2014-15 reconciliation was $17,023 in additional revenue ($100,000 estimated less $77,977 actual). After receiving the 2014-15 reconciliation information, it was possible to calculate and process payments related to charter schools. This includes both pass-through payments to the two charter schools as well as the 50% pass-through to resident districts for students attending the charter schools but residing outside of Crook County. A total of $209,007 was passed through to the two charter schools, and a total of $157,820 was passed through to 111 school districts.

Operating Revenue and Expenses Revenue Crook County School District Statement of Revenue and Expenditures General Fund Fiscal Year 2015 16 to date May 31, 2016 UNAUDITED Adopted Actuals Estimate Revised Budget Year to Date To Year End Over/(Under) Budget 1 Property Tax 8,048,256 8,423,637 8,542,249 493,993 6% 2 Interest 30,000 52,497 57,269 27,269 91% 3 PERS UAL Assessment 2,020,170 1,610,444 2,020,170 0% 4 State School Fund 17,877,401 16,756,416 16,902,887 (974,514) 5% 5 SSF May Adjustment (FY 14 15) 17,023 17,023 17,023 6 Common School Fund 294,209 123,032 246,063 (48,146) 16% 7 Federal Forest Fees 342,727 342,727 342,727 8 Miscellaneous 405,712 227,392 354,634 (51,078) 13% 9 Transfers 10 Total Revenue 28,675,748 27,553,168 28,483,022 (192,725) 1% Expenses 11 Salaries and Wages 13,334,271 10,537,446 13,296,294 (37,978) 0% 12 Payroll Taxes and Benefits 7,192,882 5,643,502 7,088,044 (104,838) 1% 13 Services 4,017,910 3,081,680 3,708,041 (309,868) 8% 14 Supplies 561,462 346,023 512,314 (49,148) 9% 15 Capital Outlay 21,722 27,222 27,222 100% 16 Other Expenses 224,451 200,792 206,825 (17,626) 8% 17 Transfers 4,282,772 4,189,226 4,282,772 0% 18 Total Expenses 29,613,748 24,020,391 29,121,512 (492,236) 2% 19 Operating Surplus/(Deficit) (938,000) 3,532,777 (638,490) 299,510 Fund Balance and Reserves 20 Beginning Fund Balance 2,125,000 3,169,989 3,169,989 1,044,989 49% 21 Operating Surplus/(Deficit) (938,000) 3,532,777 (638,490) 299,510 Funds Held in Reserve: 22 Operating Contingency (500,000) 500,000 23 Reserved for Next Year (687,000) 687,000 24 Total Reserves & Contingency (1,187,000) 1,187,000 25 Ending Fund Balance 6,702,767 2,531,499 1,344,499 113%

Crook County School District All Funds Fiscal Report Fiscal Year 2015 16 to date May 31, 2016 UNAUDITED Actual Actual Actual Budget Fund Percent of Fund Name Budget Begin Balance Revenue Expense Balance Balance Budget Spent 100 GENERAL FUND 3,169,989 27,553,168 Crook County High School 4,471,255 3,549,010 922,245 79% Crook County Middle School 3,345,546 2,608,232 737,315 78% Crooked River Elem School 3,011,577 2,342,230 669,347 78% Barnes Butte Elementary School 3,225,604 2,552,996 672,608 79% Ochoco Elem School 68,917 85,027 (16,110) 123% Powell Butte Charter School 1,257,020 1,249,908 7,112 99% Paulina Elem School 365,706 296,735 68,971 81% Cecil Sly Elem School 72,971 73,507 (536) 101% Special Programs 3,630,726 2,821,698 809,029 78% District Office 884,928 790,458 94,470 89% Transportation 1,289,511 982,760 306,751 76% Facilities 850,307 737,621 112,687 87% Print Shop 18,517 (24,793) 43,310 134% Curriculum 344,320 259,341 84,979 75% Technology 554,499 478,234 76,265 86% Brothers 202,582 148,331 54,251 73% Pioneer Alt Ed 253,077 192,570 60,508 76% COIC 258,752 270,800 (12,048) 105% Insight Charter School 348,669 0 348,669 0% Advanced Diploma 213,911 165,527 48,384 77% Online Option 84,764 82,829 1,935 98% Fiscal Management 577,815 168,145 409,670 29% Transfers 4,282,772 4,189,226 93,546 98% Operating Contingency 500,000 500,000 0% Reserved For Next Year 687,000 687,000 0% Total General Fund 30,800,748 3,169,989 27,553,168 24,020,391 6,780,357 6,702,767 78% 200 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS 136 District Sponsored Athletics 459,460 11,790 457,978 402,213 57,247 67,555 88% 201 Special Revenues Pool 1,566,363 0 0 0 1,566,363 0 0% 202 CCHS Student Activity Fund 0 68,241 155,044 124,976 (124,976) 98,309 0% 203 CCMS Student Activity Fund 0 11,157 30,294 24,985 (24,985) 16,466 0% 204 Elementary Schools Student Activity Fund 0 32,377 41,899 48,417 (48,417) 25,859 0% 205 Food Service 1,099,000 1,854 787,825 795,017 303,983 (5,338) 72% 208 Textbook Reserve 406,500 146,327 145,500 149,595 256,905 142,232 37% 209 PERS Reserve 910,000 1,050,000 460,000 0 910,000 1,510,000 0% 210 Bus Replacement Reserve 299,000 101,499 199,000 108,234 190,766 192,265 36% 212 Early Retirement Reserve 213,050 82,861 129,685 154,041 59,009 58,505 72% 214 Maintenance Reserve 210,000 170,046 6,203 31,702 178,298 144,547 15% 215 Auxiliary Services Reserve 318,001 193,803 24,001 5,569 312,432 212,235 2% 217 Capital Projects 0 28,772 759,849 0 0 788,621 0% 220 Paulina Special Projects 0 5,909 524 872 (872) 5,562 0% 221 CCHS Special Projects 0 63,100 64,812 55,991 (55,991) 71,921 0% 222 CCMS Special Projects 0 21,816 18,192 16,884 (16,884) 23,124 0% 223 CR Special Projects 0 2,559 32,910 20,713 (20,713) 14,756 0% 228 Ochoco Special Projects 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% 229 Barnes Butte Special Projects 0 3,073 30,402 22,395 (22,395) 11,080 0% 230 Maintenance 4,495 4,184 0 0 4,495 4,184 0% 231 Reimbursed Salaries 326,059 483 153,089 147,169 178,890 6,403 45% 232 Title XIX 439,000 241,380 56,305 84,501 354,499 213,184 19% 235 Donations 0 7 46,556 47,897 (47,897) (1,334) 0% 236 Athletics 0 137,550 241,743 252,857 (252,857) 126,436 0% 245 CTE Grant 2,828 0 1,808 2,727 102 (919) 96% 248 IDEA Sect 619 6,480 0 5,053 8,143 (1,663) (3,090) 126% 250 E Southwell Auditorium 64,000 45,409 2,179 14,183 49,817 33,405 22% 252 IDEA Enhancement Formula 3,240 0 1,061 1,042 2,198 19 32% 253 IDEA Extended Assessment 900 0 0 0 900 0 0% 254 IDEA SPR&I 3,583 0 776 900 2,683 (124) 25% 255 IDEA Part B 636,215 0 364,272 422,211 214,004 (57,939) 66% 256 Title III 28,202 0 15,842 18,468 9,733 (2,626) 65% 258 RTI 5,338 0 0 4,474 864 (4,474) 84% 261 Title I A 871,863 0 546,071 622,490 249,373 (76,418) 71% 262 Title I D 21,162 0 17,898 20,666 496 (2,768) 98% 264 School Improvement Tier III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0%

Crook County School District All Funds Fiscal Report Fiscal Year 2015 16 to date May 31, 2016 UNAUDITED Actual Actual Actual Budget Fund Percent of Fund Name Budget Begin Balance Revenue Expense Balance Balance Budget Spent 266 Title VI Rlis 86,837 0 24,794 50,076 36,760 (25,282) 58% 267 TIF Bonuses 39,400 0 397,805 397,805 (358,405) (1) 1010% 268 TIF Leadership Roles & Responsibilities 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% 269 Teacher Incentive Fund 0 0 561 561 (561) 0 0% 270 TIF Principal Cadre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% 271 Title II A 129,136 0 81,270 92,425 36,711 (11,154) 72% 274 Natural Resources State Grant 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% 276 QZAB 1 Projects 250,000 180,391 56,062 49,534 200,466 186,919 20% 279 Natural Resources Open Campus Grant 79,283 68,238 6,690 8,050 71,233 66,877 10% 287 Misc Restricted Donations 0 0 2,200 200 (200) 2,000 0% 288 Facebook Grants 0 221 0 221 (221) 0 0% 289 Misc Grants 300,383 179,551 210,979 151,334 149,050 239,197 50% 292 Outdoor School 50,000 11,710 64,503 12,479 37,521 63,734 25% 297 Insurance Reserve 10,000 60,000 0 0 10,000 60,000 0% 299 Technology Reserve 595,000 77,854 1,031,223 389,014 205,986 720,063 65% Total Special Revenue Fund 9,434,777 3,002,161 6,672,861 4,761,029 4,673,749 4,913,994 50% 300 DEBT SERVICE FUNDS 320 Debt Service Capital Construction 1,742,426 297,219 1,397,180 1,742,418 8 (48,020) 100% 330 Debt Service PERS 2,228,970 205,541 2,021,469 407,585 1,821,385 1,819,425 18% 340 Debt Service QZAB 1 72,534 0 49,534 49,534 23,000 0 68% 341 Debt Service QZAB 2 72,102 0 72,102 72,102 0 0 100% Total Debt Service Funds 4,116,032 502,760 3,540,285 2,271,639 1,844,393 1,771,405 55% 400 PROJECT FUNDS 431 Capital Project Fund 19,683,000 12,583,914 53,423 5,312,862 14,370,138 7,324,475 27% Total Project Funds 19,683,000 12,583,914 53,423 5,312,862 14,370,138 7,324,475 27% TOTAL All Funds 64,034,557 19,258,824 37,819,737 36,365,920 27,668,637 20,712,641 57%

Summary of Reserve Funds Fiscal Year 2015-16 to date May 31, 2016 - UNAUDITED 208 209 210 212 214 215 216 217 297 299 Textbook Reserve PERS Reserve Bus Repl Early Retirement Maintenance Auxiliary Services Unemployment Capital Insurance Technology Total Reserves 2013-2014 Beginning Balance 224,652 750,000 69,728 87,988 204,046 152,223 75,000-60,000 44,322 1,667,959 Transfers In 133,000 203,000 249,000 86,387 87,521 Transfers Out - (75,000) Expenditures (181,703) (189,668) (302,251) (34,571) (6,423) (183,304) Other - 2,189 99,606 10,403 24,001 120,284 2013-2014 Ending Balance 175,948 750,000 85,249 134,343 266,264 169,802 - - 60,000 68,823 1,710,430 2014-2015 Beginning Balance 175,948 750,000 85,249 134,343 266,264 169,802 - - 60,000 68,823 1,710,430 Transfers In 145,500 300,000 200,000 140,000 6,948 1 80,000 872,449 Transfers Out - - - Expenditures (175,121) (199,500) (251,378) (118,032) - (171,542) (915,574) Other - 15,750 59,896 14,866 24,001 28,771 100,573 243,856 2014-2015 Ending Balance 146,327 1,050,000 101,499 82,861 170,046 193,803-28,772 60,000 77,854 1,911,161 2015-2016 Beginning Balance 146,327 1,050,000 101,499 82,861 170,046 193,803-28,772 60,000 77,854 1,911,161 Transfers In 145,500 460,000 199,000 100,000 6,203 100,000 860,000 1,870,703 Transfers Out - Expenditures (149,595) (108,234) (154,041) (31,702) (5,569) (389,014) (838,154) Other 29,685 24,001 659,849 171,223 884,758 2015-2016 Ending Balance 142,232 1,510,000 192,265 58,505 144,547 212,235-788,621 60,000 720,063 3,828,469 2015-2016 Recommended Minimum 208,000 1,510,000 95,000 8,000 100,000 75,000-100,000 60,000 130,000 2,286,000