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In Fulfillment of Requirements for NELA ELP 651-605 School Budgeting and Finance Instructor: Shirley H. Arrington, EdD.
Budget Process
Budget process begins in October
November - Meet with staff to determine needs December through March- Meet with Finance Committee to review, modify and finalize the budget. March Public Hearings April- Election and budget vote
Budget Amount
State Instructional Supplies Fund Local Copier Services Principal's Office Supplies 2% 2% Local Instructional Supplies Fund Field Trips Janitorial/Custodial Supplies
11% 40%
24%
21%
Furniture: $9691.00 6 shelf units to be replaced in 3 year old classroom Manipulatives: 40% used to continue to provide appropriate materials in intensive preschool classroom Replacement of worn-out curriculum materials such as dress-up clothes, puppets and listening center headphones Technology: Ink for donated printers to print photos for curriculum Digital camera to take pictures to support languagebased program
Title 1 Funds
$180,000 Contracted Remediation Specialists (6) $12,000 x 6 = $72,000
Workshops
Computers Computer software 2 teaching positions
$10, 080
$ 9,720 $2,600.60 $61, 600
Copiers
$8,445.00 Contractual Service and repair of copiers; toner
Budget Amount
1,500.00
1,500.00
District Goal #1: Student Achievement and Learning District Goal #2: Staff Recruitment and Retention District Goal #3: Development of a Technology Plan for Implementation and Instruction Supplement Math Trailblazers and IMPACT Mathematics School to
4,630.00
663.00
Janitorial/Custodial Supplies
3,941.00 Enrollment increased by 3%, therefore 3% increase in expenditures from previous year based upon clean up per child. Salaries are the largest sector of the custodial services budget. The current budget is supporting a staff of five custodians.
Supplies consist of consumable cleaning products; floor wax, wax stripper and cleaning chemicals. The other major component is consumable paper and plastics; trash bags, paper towels and toilet paper.
Community Contributions
PTA- pays for transportation for field trips, assemblies, student achievement and PBIS gatherings, book fairs, field days and other school functions. HCE Educational Foundation upgrade of technology, new smart boards, new student response systems, and selected clubs Booster Club- soccer team uniforms Private Contributions- science equipment: microscopes, digital scales and other science supplies.
Thank You for your ongoing support for Hope Creek Elementary School