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MID-YEAR REVIEW FY 2014-2015 Budget AS OF 1/31/15 February 23, 2015
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Shows the estimated change in financial position (fund balance) resulting from the district’s operations during the fiscal year. This information is summarized from the revenue, expenditure and other financing source information. It projects whether the district’s financial position will improve or worsen.
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LOCAL REVENUE $4,321,863 23% Property Tax Collections = $3,731,832 Corporate Personal Property Replacement Tax Special Education Tuition from Other Districts Interest Investments Rental Income
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STATE REVENUE $11,936,493 63% General State Aid = $9,717,981 Special Education Reimbursements School Lunch/Breakfast Program Early Childhood Block Grant
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FEDERAL REVENUE $ 2,539,217 14% NCLB GRANTS – Title I, Title II-A Special Education IDEA Flow Thru Special Education IDEA Pre-School Medicaid Administrative Outreach Medicaid Fee for Service National School Lunch Program National School Breakfast Program
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FY 2015 ProjectedFY 2015 MID-YEAR Salaries $ 10,479,012 $ 5,493,923 52 % Employee Benefits $ 2,614,078 $ 1,361,220 52 % Purchased Services $ 3,692,546 $ 1,932,274 52 % Supplies & Materials $ 1,186,482 $ 548,103 46 % Capital Outlay $ 1,150,120 $ 169,588 14 % Other Objects $ 1,598,300 $ 677,709 42 % Non-Capitalized Equipment $ 179,100 $ 52,703 30 % Termination Benefits $ 18,800 $ 8,794 46 % Total Expenditures $ 20,918,438 $ 10,244,314 48 %
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TOTAL REVENUES$ 18,797,575 TOTAL EXPENSES$ 20,918,438 REVENUES VS EXPENDITURES$ (3,196,813)
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ProjectedActuals Budget as of 1/31/15 TOTAL REVENUES $18,797,575 $ 9,856,143 53 % TOTAL EXPENSES $20,918,438 $ 8,731,533 42 % * REVENUES VS EXPENDITURES $ (3,196,813) $ 1,124,610 *62% (15 of 26 pay periods) remaining salary and expenses for 9 & 10-month employees
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