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Title: Unaudited Actuals Financial Report


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John Swett Unified School District
  • Unaudited Actuals Financial Report
  • September 10, 2008
  • Bryan Richards, Business Manager

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Unrestricted General Fund Revenue
  • Revenue Limit Sources 9,488,256
  • Federal Revenue 840
  • Other State Revenue 880,337
  • Other Local Revenue 358,673
  • Interfund Transfers In 73,936
  • Total Revenue 10,802,042
  • A decrease of 627,088 from 2006/07

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Unrestricted General Fund Expenditures
  • Certificated Salaries 5,103,409
  • Classified Salaries 1,259,761
  • Employee Benefits 2,260,106
  • Books Supplies 163,366
  • Services Other Operating 918,198
  • Other Outgo 49,952
  • Contrib. to Restrict. (less indirect)
    1,934,847
  • Total Expenditures 11,689,639
  • An increase of 1,147,031

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Unrestricted General Fund Summary
  • Total Revenue 10,802,042
  • Total Expenditures 11,689,639
  • Net (decrease) in fund balance (887,597)
  • Beginning Balance, July 1 3,993,225
  • Ending Balance 3,105,628
  • Designations of Ending Balance
  • Revolving Cash ( 4,000)
  • Economic Uncertainties ( 490,710)
  • Site Block Local Grants ( 35,434)
  • Lottery ( 536,463)
  • Unappropriated Ending Balance 2,039,021

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We went down the full amount we went up last year!
  • Revenues from 2006/07 that did not repeat in
    2007/08 include
  • Mandated Costs Lawsuit ( 603,000)
  • Other Local Revenue (grants) (92,850)
  • Interest Rates went down
  • Interest (74,890)

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What about expenditures?
  • Increased Certificated Salaries ( 253,000)
  • Increased Classified Salaries ( 84,000)
  • Increased Employee Benefits ( 177,000)
  • Increased Contribution net
  • of indirect cost transfers (
    627,000)

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What Programs Received Contributions?
  • Special Education 1,104,576
  • Special Education Transport 399,772
  • Routine Restricted Maint. (3) 455,983
  • Extra reading position RHES 21,888
  • School Library Improvement 14,319
  • BTSA 7,770
  • NBPTS, AB466 Mentor Tchr. 3,071

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Restricted General Fund Revenue
  • Revenue Limit Sources 455,031
  • Federal Revenue 823,384
  • Other State Revenue 1,305,960
  • Other Local Revenue 1,179,674
  • Contribution from Unrestricted 1,954,679
  • Total Revenue 5,718,728

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Restricted General Fund Expenditures
  • Certificated Salaries 1,695,946
  • Classified Salaries 835,681
  • Employee Benefits 884,738
  • Books Supplies 420,857
  • Services Other Operating 1,686,128
  • Interfund Transfers Out 98,593
  • Total Expenditures 5,621,943

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Restricted General Fund Summary
  • Total Revenue 5,718,728
  • Total Expenditures 5,621,943
  • Net increase in fund balance 96,785
  • Beginning Balance, July 1 1,513,998
  • Ending Balance 1,610,783

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Other Funds of the District
  • Funds established for special purposes excluded
    from the General Fund
  • Cafeteria (Form 13)
  • Deferred Maintenance (Form 14)
  • Capital Facilities (Developer Fees) (Form 25)
  • County School Facilities Fund (Form 35) inactive
  • Special Reserve for Capital Outlay (Form 40)
  • Bond Interest and Redemption (Form 51)
  • All Other Funds have positive fund balances

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Supplemental Forms Data
  • Attendance
  • Capital Assets Long Term Debt
  • Categorical Program Details
  • Minimum Classroom Compensation 59.98
  • (Up from 59.49, required to be 55.0 or greater)
  • Indirect Cost Report Program Cost Report
  • No Child Left Behind Maintenance of Effort
  • Revenue Limit Summary
  • Transportation
  • NEW - GASB 34 Statement of Net Assets
  • NEW - Special Education Maintenance of Effort

17
State Budget Update
  • Senate Voted Down Republican sponsored budget
  • Both sides versions have now been rejected
  • Governor repeats call to adopt his compromise
    plan (the August revise)
  • No further action from legislature yet
  • September categorical payments are now likely to
    be delayed including Transportation, Economic
    Impact Aid (EIA) Gifted and Talented Education
    (GATE)

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