WOODLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 2011-2012 YEAR END FINANCIAL SUMMARY Presented by: Stacy Brown Director of Business Services.

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WOODLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT YEAR END FINANCIAL SUMMARY Presented by: Stacy Brown Director of Business Services

Historical Fund Balance Summary  History of total fund balance at year-end and the percentage of budgeted expenditures Year Ended% of ExpendituresBudgetTotal Fund Balance % $ 16,482, $ 796, % $ 18,305, $ 805, % $ 19,582, $ 860, % $ 21,340, $ 1,316, % $ 20,203, $ 1,772, % $ 20,707, $ 2,436, % $ 21,029, $ 2,967,227.00

Fund Balance/Enrollment August 31, 2012August 31, 2011 Total Ending Fund Balance$2,967,227$2,436,449 Reserved for State Forest $ 66,703$ 27,360 Reserved for Prepaid Exp $ 150,513$ 250,849 Assigned for KWRL Project $ 350,000$ 0 Assigned for Building/Dept CO $ 154,212$ 167,393 Unreserved Fund Balance$2,245,800$1,990,847 Unreserved FB Increase from to $ 254,953 BUDGETED ENROLLMENT 1, ACTUAL ENROLLMENT 2, FTE Over Budget

Levy Dollars Expenditure TypeLevy Dollars Levy Dollars Certificated Salaries $653,361$597,859 Classified Salaries $561,707$458,855 Administrator Salaries $243,509$222,161 Benefits $482,530 $331,437 Supplies/Services/Travel $882,648$886,926 Certificated Substitutes$100,805$118,199 Special Education$208,347$204,884 Transportation$329,541$310,396 KWRL Site/Remodel$109,900$181,183 Daycare$ 23,000$ 9,000

General Fund Revenues Source of FundsAmount Local Taxes (Levy)3,098,15315% Local Receipts429,3572% State Apportionment/LEA10,973,80351% State Special Purpose3,851,05718% Federal Funds1,501,8867% From Other Districts1,249,4616% Operating Transfer235,0001% Total Revenues$ 21,338,717100%

Total Expenditures by Type Total Expenditures = $20,807,939 Administrative = 5.3% Certificated = 41.5% Classified = 16.6%

Salaries – All Programs $7,894,217$4,467,811

Expenditures by Program-Comparison to Prior Year

Activities - General Basic Education Amount ($) Amount ($) Difference Supervision Instruction109,821112,147 (2,326) Learning Resources251,615154,415 97,200 Principal’s Office1,055,5521,048,904 6,648 Guidance & Counseling364,339352,027 12,312 Pupil Safety & Management24,29818,706 5,592 Health Services87,30179,588 7,713 Teaching7,631,0407,401, ,182 Extra Curricular336,171299,015 37,156 Professional Development/Inst Technology 93,6880 Totals9,953,8259,466,661487,164 Includes Basic Ed Only – Increases due to loss of Stimulus Funds and account code changes. Teaching is 76.7% of Basic Ed

District Wide Support The greatest percentage of expenditures was in Maintenance & Operations at 42.1%. This category includes building maintenance, grounds upkeep, and custodial services. District Wide Support Expenditures = $2,830, % of Total Expenditures for

Transportation & Food Service  Total Students transported = 3,600 per day (Based on the count week totals)  Total Expenditures = $3,421,613  Total State Revenues = $2,440,106  Total Unfunded = $981,458 Woodland’s portion paid by Levy dollars to support transportation = $329,551  Total Meals Served = 190,500  Total Expenses = $693,347  Total Revenues = $712,444  Amount of food service dollars to allocate to indirect costs = $19,097 Transportation Food Service

Before and After School Care  The WCC and YCC programs add opportunities for parents and students in a small community without many daycare options for families  Programs served about 75 families throughout the year and also provided summer care  WCC program is licensed by the state and able to provide options for low income families  Levy dollars provided to support WCC program for year = $19,000  Levy dollars provided to support YCC program for year = $4,000

Capital Projects Debt Service ASB Transportation vehicle

 Beginning Fund Balance$ 388,855  Revenues$ 26,939,361  Expenditures$ 1,090,780  Ending Fund Balance$26,237,435

This fund is used to collect tax revenue and pay the principal and interest on bonds. Payments are made twice a year, December and June. Amount available for principal/interest at August 31, 2012 = $1,762,880 Debt Balance 9/1/11 Debt IssuedDebt Redeemed Debt Balance 8/31/12 Voted Debt$7,555,000$29,055,000$4,305,000$32,305,000 Non-Voted Debt $ 0$ 400,000$ 0$ 400,000 Total$7,555,000$29,455,000$4,305,000$32,705,000

 Beginning Fund Balance$214,458  Revenues$ 293,119  Expenditures$ 295,721  Ending Fund Balance$211,857 ASB funds are for the extracurricular benefit for the students. Their involvement in the decision-making process is an integral part of associated student body government.

 Beginning Fund Balance$4,041,967  Revenues$ 805,423  Expenditures$1,478,274  Ending Fund Balance$3,369,116 This fund is used to replace buses. Revenue comes from the State (in the form of depreciation payments), interest earned on the investments and the annual levy payments made by the for Co-Op districts. This fund is fully self-supporting with state depreciation funds.