Prop 30 Education Protection Account Reports
Prop 30 Education Protection Account Reports
Business Services
Welcome to Susanville School District Business Services. The District operates a total budget of approximately $17.5 million and follows a single-budget adoption process which requires school districts to conduct a public hearing and adopt a final budget by July 1st of each year. The budget process also requires the District to submit two interim reports to the Governing Board of the District. The first interim report covers the financial and budgetary status for the period ending October 31st. The second interim report covers the financial and budgetary status for the period ending January 31st. The interim reports and supporting data is made available by the school district for public review 45 days after the close of the reporting period.
The district operates a variety of funds: General Fund, Cafeteria Fund, Deferred Maintenance Fund, Special Reserve Fund, Bond (Building) Fund, Capital Facilities Fund, and School Facility Fund.
A variety of instructional, educational and general support programs are included in the General Fund. Categorical projects funded by Federal, State, County and Local sources are also reported in this fund. The majority of the funding for the General Fund is received from Local Control Funding Formula funds (state and local tax dollars) based on student attendance and unduplicated pupil percentage. These funds are included in the unrestricted General Fund. The restricted General Fund receives funding from the state for special education. It also includes federal funding for Title I, Title II, Title VII and other categorical programs. The balance of funding for the General Fund comes from a variety of other sources including Forest Reserves, Medi-Cal Administrative Activities and lottery.
The Cafeteria Fund is a restricted fund. All Federal, State and Local revenues, payments, and program reimbursement received from the National School Lunch/Breakfast program must be deposited into the cafeteria fund and the funds are to be used solely for the operation and/or improvement of the school food service program for children.
The remaining funds operated by the district are designed to maintain and provide for school facilities. These funds provide for construction, modernization and improvement of school facilities. Income has been provided by the State’s Office of Public School Construction, local development, and voter-approved school bonds.
The district operates a variety of funds: General Fund, Cafeteria Fund, Deferred Maintenance Fund, Special Reserve Fund, Bond (Building) Fund, Capital Facilities Fund, and School Facility Fund.
A variety of instructional, educational and general support programs are included in the General Fund. Categorical projects funded by Federal, State, County and Local sources are also reported in this fund. The majority of the funding for the General Fund is received from Local Control Funding Formula funds (state and local tax dollars) based on student attendance and unduplicated pupil percentage. These funds are included in the unrestricted General Fund. The restricted General Fund receives funding from the state for special education. It also includes federal funding for Title I, Title II, Title VII and other categorical programs. The balance of funding for the General Fund comes from a variety of other sources including Forest Reserves, Medi-Cal Administrative Activities and lottery.
The Cafeteria Fund is a restricted fund. All Federal, State and Local revenues, payments, and program reimbursement received from the National School Lunch/Breakfast program must be deposited into the cafeteria fund and the funds are to be used solely for the operation and/or improvement of the school food service program for children.
The remaining funds operated by the district are designed to maintain and provide for school facilities. These funds provide for construction, modernization and improvement of school facilities. Income has been provided by the State’s Office of Public School Construction, local development, and voter-approved school bonds.
OPERATING BUDGET AT A GLANCE:
OPERATING BUDGET AT A GLANCE:
2024/2025 General Fund Adopted Budget Revenues:
General Fund: $15,079,538
LCFF Limit Sources: $12,554,165
Federal Sources: $500,884
Other State Sources: $1,810,720
Other Local Sources: $223,769
Per Pupil Expenditures: $18,300
General Fund: $15,079,538
LCFF Limit Sources: $12,554,165
Federal Sources: $500,884
Other State Sources: $1,810,720
Other Local Sources: $223,769
Per Pupil Expenditures: $18,300
Fund 01
Cert Salaries: $4,690,219
Class Salaries $3,001,375
Employee Benefits: $ 4,766,376
Books/Supplies: $1,047,785
Service & Other Operating: $3,828,291
Capital Outlay: $160,000
Other Outgo: $90,279
Indirect Costs: $-34,800
Transfers Out: $0
General Fund Total Expenditures: $17,549,525
Fund 08 Student Activity: $49,665
Fund 13: $919,474
Fund 14: $0
Fund 17: $0
Fund 20: $0
Fund 21: $0
Fund 25: $15,700
Fund 35: $115,000
24/25 Total Budget: $18,649,364
Questions about the budget:
Questions about the budget:
Can be directed to the Chief Business Official Michelle Brown at mbrown@susanvillesd.org or (530) 257-8200.
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Susanville School District Audits
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Budget Documents/Reports
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