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Ramona Unified School District Board Meeting August 20, 2015
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Staff has reported on the importance of the unaudited actuals The ONLY time during the year when an accurate picture of any District’s finances can be seen Shows the picture on one specific day -- June 30th All revenues and expenses are accounted for All other times are predictions of the finances However, with the current fiscal crisis, end-of- year close is a piece of information which helps to determine the finances for future years
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Local Control Funding Formula In its second year of existence Local Control Achievement Plan Also in its second year Enrollment decrease was less than anticipated A decrease of 35 students This event greatly improved the financial outlook for the District Certificates of Participation were refinanced A savings to the District of $7,250,000 Created a level debt service
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Another successful year of negotiations with the bargaining units A robust professional development calendar New math instructional materials were piloted and purchased A deferred maintenance plan was developed, funded and implemented A rate shock increase for electricity charges Funding for Common Core The final year of a two-year window A positive second interim report!
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Total Revenues$50,605,890.74 Total Expenses/Transfers$50,687,609.24 Difference$ ( 81,718.50) Shows both unrestricted side and restricted side of the financial picture
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Beginning Balance $ 7,928,487.51 Ending Balance$ 7,846,769.01 Unrestricted Ending Balance$ 6,707,173.32 Restricted Ending Balance$ 1,139,596.14
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Unrestricted Revolving Cash/Prepaid Exp. $ 31,299.00 Maintenance Projects$ 456,905.00 Donations (including outdoor ed)$ 181,459.00 School & Library (SLIP)$ 161,078.00 Site/Department Carryover$1,010,204.00 Remaining Balance$4,866,228.32 Total$6,707,173.32
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Restricted Lottery Inst. Materials$ 362,693.43 Medi-Cal Billing Option$ 293,046.18 California Clean Energy Act$ 339,000.00 Remaining Balance$ 144,856.53 Total$1,139,596.14
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Both the unrestricted and the restricted ending balances finished higher than anticipated Higher revenue from LCFF, and from donations to school sites Decrease of expenses from budgets such as utilities, substitute costs, the use of common core dollars to offset the purchasing of math materials, and site and department spending Because of these factors, the ending balance did not decrease, but rather stayed relatively unchanged, however the unrestricted ending balance actually increased by $500,000
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The stronger ending balance (undesignated amount) will ensure fiscal health for the next three years based upon current assumptions The enacted State budget has a slight decrease in LCFF funding and one-time mandated costs reimbursements It also has additional dollars intended to promote educator quality and effectiveness The balances from 2014-2015 for both the restricted and unrestricted budgets needs to be incorporated into the 2015-2016 budget as well as updated to reflect the staffing changes over the summer months
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Ramona Unified's financial picture continues to look better than in previous years However, declining enrollment will still be an issue The early 2015-2016 enrollment counts show promise of a slowing decline but until the actual count is taken on Monday, this is only a projection When will the next downturn in the State economy happen
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F und 17 Special Reserve Fund Revenues (interest)$ 6,062.76 Expenses (transfers out)$ 0.00 Cafeteria Fund Revenues $1,780,916.40 Expenses$1,748,266.82
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Self Insurance Fund Revenues$ 173,842.15 Expenses$ 246,879.60 Developer Fees Revenues $ 333,649.04 Expenses $ 30,800,745.46
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The District closed with a continuing well -balanced budget State revenues remain strong as illustrated by the July State revenues which meet budget expectations Declining enrollment will be a key indicator of our long-term future
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