DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT RE 1
 
PROPOSED FINANCIAL PLAN AND BUDGET
FISCAL YEAR 2009-2010
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
June 16, 2009
Presented to the Board of Education
Castle Rock, Colorado
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Table of Contents
Douglas County School District Re. 1
Executive Summary
Members of Cabinet and Board of Education........... ..... 6
Superintendent’s Letter ......................... ................. ..... 7
Mission, Core Values and Governance.. ................. ..... 8
Key End Statements............................... ................. ..... 9
Overview of Revenues and Expenditures by Fund .. ..... 10-11
Revenues ............................................... ................. ..... 12-13
Expenditures ......................................... ................. ..... 13
Budget Process Calendar FY 2009-2010 ................ ..... 14-15
General Fund Five Year Projection ........ ................. ..... 16-19
General Fund Revenues ........................ ................. ..... 20-21
General Fund Expenses......................... ................. ..... 22-23
General Fund Summary ......................... ................. ..... 24
Other Funds Budgets
Debt Services Fund........................... ................. ..... 27
Building Fund .................................... ................. ..... 28
Capital Reserve Fund........................ ................. ..... 29
Capital Reserve Detail Budget .......... ................. ..... 30
eDCSD Fund ..................................... ................. ..... 31
Governmental Designated-Special Revenue Fund ... 32-33
School Discretionary Fund ................ ................. ..... 34
Nutrition Services Fund ..................... ................. ..... 35
Child Care Fund ................................ ................. ..... 36
Private Purpose Trusts Fund............. ................. ..... 37
Pupil Activity Fund............................. ................. ..... 38
Medical Self-Insurance Fund............. ................. ..... 39
Insurance Reserve Fund ................... ................. ..... 40
Athletic and Activities Fund ............... ................. ..... 41
Mil Levy Override Fund ..................... ................. ..... 42
Charter Schools................................. ................. ..... 43-51
Financial Plan and Budget for Fiscal Year 2009-2010 Executive Summary

 
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EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY

 
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DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Re. 1
Colorado
Kristine Turner
President
District E
 
Emily Hansen
Vice President
District G
 
Ryan J. Stuart
Director
District A
 
John Carson
Director
District B
 
Clifton Stahl
Director
District C
 
Timothy White
Director
District D
 
Justin G. Williams
Director
District F
 
David Hart
Treasurer
 
Nona Eichelberger
Secretary
 
Anita Gregg
Assistant Secretary
BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEMBERS OF CABINET
Dr. Jim Christensen
Superintendent
 
Bill Hodges
Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources
 
Annette Fante
Assistant Superintendent of Learning Services
 
David Hart
Chief Financial Officer
 
Dr. Steve Herzog
Chief Operating Officer
 
Pat McGraw
Executive Director of Enterprise and Strategic
Partnerships
 
Darci Mohr
Staff Counsel
 
Whei Wong
Director of Communications
 
Randy Weldon
Chief Information Officer
 
Brenda Smith
Douglas County Teacher Representative
 
Tiffany Osland
Douglas County Classified Representative
 
Gary Schweers
Douglas County ATU Representative
 
Anita Gregg
Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent
 
Nona Eichelberger
Secretary to the Board of Education
FY 2009-2010

 
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Mission Statement
The vision of the Douglas County School District is to help students acquire the knowledge and
abilities to be responsible citizens who contribute to our society.
MISSION, CORE VALUES AND GOVERNANCE
BOARD’S PURPOSE
:
On behalf of the
citizens of Douglas County School
District, the purpose of the Board of
Education is to assure that the District (a)
achieves appropriate results for
appropriate persons at an appropriate
cost, and (b) avoids unacceptable
actions and situations.
BOARD/SUPERINTENDENT LINKAGE
:
  
The Board’s sole, official connection to
the operational organization of the
District, its achievement and conduct is
through the District’s chief executive
officer (CEO), titled “Superintendent.”
END STATEMENTS:
Douglas County
School District students acquire the
knowledge and abilities to be responsible
citizens who contribute to our society.
EXECUTIVE LIMITATIONS
:
The
Superintendent shall not cause or allow
any practice, activity, decision or
organizational circumstance that is
unlawful, imprudent or in violation of
commonly accepted business and
professional ethics.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
POLICY GOVERNANCE
Educational Excellence
Human Diversity
Continuous Improvement
Ethical Behavior
Shared Responsibility
Productive Effort
Individual Potential
Lifelong Learning
Core Values

 
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Learn today. Lead tomorrow.
Board of Education End Statement
 
Douglas County School District students acquire the knowledge
and abilities to be responsible citizens who contribute to our
society.
 
1.1 Students are able to think critically, using reason and logic when facing decisions about
what to believe or do.
 
1.2 Students embrace universal ethical principles such as honesty, integrity and justice.
 
1.3 Students demonstrate the self-motivation and resourcefulness to continue their
learning.
 
1.4 Students apply what they have learned. They go beyond merely knowing to using their
knowledge and skills productively.
 
1.5 Students lead with integrity to influence the future.
 
1.6 Students take ownership and accept responsibility for their wellbeing. Students have
the knowledge, skills and ability to make educated choices concerning their social,
emotional and physical health.
 
1.7 Students demonstrate the essential skills of reading, writing, listening, speaking and
numeracy.
 
1.8 Students have an understanding of a core body of knowledge in:
Science
Information Literacy
Social Studies
World Languages
Literature and “Great Works” Across All Content Areas
Physical Education and Health
Personal Business and Finance
Math
 
1.9 Students are exposed to the fine arts.
 
1.10 Students explore chosen areas beyond the liberal arts foundation that may expand
future opportunities.

 
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The
Financial Plan and Budget for Fiscal Year 2009-2010
of the Douglas County School
District Re. 1 (the “District”) provides an overview of the financial plans and budgets for the
respective funds of the District.
 
Note, throughout the 2010 Budget, per-pupil revenue calculations are based upon a funded
pupil count (“FPC”). The FPC in fiscal year 2008-2009 (“FY’09”) was 55,308. For fiscal year
2009-2010 (“FY’10”) the Budget’s FPC is 56,945 (this includes 53,718 for regular District
students and 3,227 for online students). Note, when calculating the District’s FPC,
kindergarten children count as 0.58 funded pupils due to their half-day classes. The State is
working towards increasing funding for full day kindergarten programs over a multi-year period.
   
The 2010 Budget estimates total revenues of all District funds for FY’10 to be $655,405,301
The table below summarizes total budgeted revenues by the respective funds.
 
OVERVIEW OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND
2009 Alloc Percent of 2010 Alloc Percent of
Fund Budget Per Pupil Budget Budget Per Pupil Budget
General Fund 449,242,880
$ 7,975
$ 71.8% 466,102,256
$ 8,185
$ 71.1%
Debt Service/Bond Redemption Fund 60,950,324
1,082
9.7% 67,760,527
1,190
10.3%
Building Fund 3,500,000
62
0.6% 1,500,000
26
0.2%
Capital Reserve Fund 12,264,919
218
2.0% 14,450,620
254
2.2%
eDCSD Fund -
-
0.0% 1,992,300
35
0.3%
Govtl Designated Purpose Grant Fund 11,105,690
197
1.8% 15,646,514
275
2.4%
School Discretionary Fund 2,947,234
52
0.5% 1,668,000
29
0.3%
Nutrition Services Fund 13,016,653
231
2.1% 16,599,863
292
2.5%
Child Care Fund 9,787,771
174
1.6% 9,489,398
167
1.4%
Private Purpose Trusts 100,000
2
0.0% 52,000
1
0.0%
Pupil Activity Fund 3,359,000
60
0.5% 3,715,000
65
0.6%
Medical Self-Insurance Fund 40,479,113
719
6.5% 43,694,440
767
6.7%
Insurance Reserve Fund 2,722,875
48
0.4% 2,856,296
50
0.4%
Athletics and Activities Fund 11,126,190
198
1.8% 8,720,835
153
1.3%
Mil Levy Override Fund 5,000,000
89
0.8% 1,157,252
20
0.2%
TOTAL 625,602,649
$ 11,106
$ 100.0% 655,405,301
$ 11,509
$ 100.0%
FY'10
REVENUES BY FUND
FY'09

 
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The 2010 Budget estimates total expenditures of all District funds for FY’10 to be
$722,221,486. The table below summarizes the total budgeted expenses for each District
fund.
In the instances where a fund’s expenditures exceed revenues, the additional monies being
allocated depict the intentional draw-down of such fund’s FY’10 Beginning Fund Balance which
requires a Board of Education Resolution. In such instances, the fund’s FY’10 Ending Fund
Balance is above all statutory and District limitations for a minimum year-end balance and does
not create an on-going deficit.
 
 
OVERVIEW OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND
Cont..
2009 Alloc Percent of 2010 Alloc Percent of
Fund Budget Per Pupil Budget Budget Per Pupil Budget
General Fund 451,390,619
$ 8,013
$ 62.6% 476,977,336
$ 8,376
$ 66.0%
Debt Service/Bond Redemption Fund 60,824,228
1,080
8.4% 61,047,544
1,072
8.5%
Building Fund 93,889,601
1,667
13.0% 61,397,721
1,078
8.5%
Capital Reserve Fund 13,502,251
240
1.9% 15,268,246
268
2.1%
eDCSD Fund -
-
0.0% 1,892,685
33
0.3%
Govtl Designated Purpose Grant Fund 11,290,810
200
1.6% 15,646,514
275
2.2%
School Discretionary Fund 2,603,427
46
0.4% 1,704,000
30
0.2%
Nutrition Services Fund 13,005,249
231
1.8% 16,292,156
286
2.3%
Child Care Fund 10,183,606
181
1.4% 9,489,398
167
1.3%
Private Purpose Trusts 82,800
1
0.0% 52,000
1
0.0%
Pupil Activity Fund 3,000,000
53
0.4% 3,076,000
54
0.4%
Medical Self-Insurance Fund 40,479,113
719
5.6% 43,694,440
767
6.1%
Insurance Reserve Fund 3,833,730
68
0.5% 3,839,312
67
0.5%
Athletics and Activities Fund 11,276,190
200
1.6% 8,720,579
153
1.2%
Mil Levy Override Fund 5,976,420
106
0.8% 3,123,555
55
0.4%
TOTAL 721,338,044
$ 12,805
$ 100.0% 722,221,486
$ 12,683
$ 100.0%
FY'10
EXPENDITURES BY FUND
FY'09

 
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District revenues are divided into:
Local
 
Tax Revenues
,
Intergovernmental Revenues
, and
Other Local Revenues
. The District’s
Tax Revenues
are principally derived from Property
Tax and Specific Ownership Tax receipts. FY 2009-2010 Property Taxes are calculated by
applying the forecasted December 2009 mil levy upon the 2009 assessed valuation of residen-
tial and commercial property within the District. Specific Ownership Tax Revenue for FY 2009-
2010 is estimated at $19.0 million.
 
The largest portion of
Intergovernmental Revenues
are the School Finance Act dollars
allocated by the Colorado General Assembly. Pursuant to the School Finance Act, for FY
2009-2010 the District’s total program funding on a per-pupil basis is projected to increase to
$6,953, which is a 4.9% increase in the base per-pupil amount over FY 2008-2009. The
State’s portion of School Finance Act revenues is projected to be $274.2 million.
 
General Fund Revenues by Type
$172,708,918
$19,200,162
$274,193,176
Tax Revenues
Intergovernmental
Other Local Revenues
Revenues

 
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GF Expenses by Objects
17%
10%
9%
4%
4%
56%
Salaries $264,049,970
Benefits $82,882,542
Charter $45,968,709
Operating $45,269,534
Transfers $21,418,640
Contingency $17,387,941
Other Intergovernmental revenues are primarily derived from the state’s categorical program
funding which also increases based upon the rate of inflation plus 1% (pursuant to A-23).
Such funds are in addition to School Finance Act funding. These dollars are for specific pro-
grams designed to serve a select group of students or certain student needs. The District re-
ceives categorical funding for: English Language Proficiency Education, Gifted and Talented
Education, Special Education, Vocational Education and Transportation. Total revenue for
these programs is budgeted at $11.3 million for FY 2009-2010.
 
Expenditures
Salaries
and
Benefits
account for the largest component of General Fund expenditures at
73% of total.
Contingency
is comprised of $7.7M for Fiscal Emergency Reserve, $5.0M
General Operating, $2.5M for Schools/Departments Carry-forward and $2.2M for Full Day
Kindergarten programs.
Other Local Revenues
total $19.2 million. Other Local Revenues are comprised of District-
imposed Charges-for-Services, various third-party contributions and donations, Transfers-In
and interest earnings. Examples of Charges-for-Services include: rentals, fees for transporta-
tion, instructional materials and tuition.
 

 
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JULY 2008
July 1
- Beginning of Fiscal Year 2008-2009.
AUGUST 2008
August 13 -
Budget Department Work Session to discuss
budget processes for FY 2009-2010.
August 25 -
Receive County Assessment Certification.
SEPTEMBER 2008
Budget Department to begin preliminary work on FY 2009-2010
Budget.
OCTOBER 2008
October 1 -
Official Pupil Membership Count commences.
DECEMBER 2008
December 1 -
Open Enrollment Commences.
December 2 -
Revised FY 2008-2009 Budget presented to
Board of Education.
December 31 -
Planning Department’s enrollment projections
(by school and grade level).
DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
BUDGET PROCESS CALENDAR FOR FY 09-10 BUDGET
NOVEMBER 2008
November 10 -
Pupil Count due to Colorado Department of
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JANUARY 2009
Worksheets made available to departments.
Departments work with budget rep during the month.
January 15 -
Open enrollment closes.
January 20 -
Executive Limitation 1.5: Financial Planning and
Budgeting.
Department budgets due electronically to Budget Department
by end of month.
FEBRUARY 2009
Student Based Budget training for schools.
Human Resources to hold staffing meetings with schools.
February 20 -
Inflation Rate for School Total Program Funding.
MARCH 2009
Childcare Budget Training and open labs scheduled for
schools.
March 2 -
Final Pupil count numbers available.
Cabinet updates on FY 2009-2010 Budget.
All department and school budgets finalized and submitted in
Oracle System.
APRIL 2009
Public Budget Hearing.
Cabinet to review Preliminary FY 2009-2010 Budget.
April 21 -
Present Preliminary FY 2009-2010 Budget to Board
of Education.
MAY 2009
Cabinet to review Proposed FY 2009-2010 Budget.
May 19 -
Present Proposed FY 2009-2010 Budget to Board of
Education.
Public Notice for Proposed Budget is on file.
JUNE 2009
June 16 -
FY 2009-2010 Financial Plan and Budget Adopted
by the Board of Education.
June 17 -
Publish Adopted FY 2009-2010 Financial Plan and
Budget.
June 19 -
Certify Pupil Count to Colorado Department of
Education.
DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
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GENERAL FUND FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL PROJECTION
REVENUES
Adopted
Budget
2009-10
BEGINNING FUND BALANCE
$15,836,146
REVENUE
Local Taxes:
Property Tax - In Formula 121,566,250
Property Tax - Out (1,572,792)
Budget Overrides 33,713,000
Specific Ownership Taxes - In Formula 11,357,363
Specific Ownership Taxes - Out 7,645,097
Subtotal - Local Tax Revenue 172,708,918
Intergovernmental Revenue
Equalization Entitlements 262,490,820
Transportation 4,108,533
Special Education 6,621,941
Vocational Education 216,514
Gifted & Talented 461,846
Other 293,522
Subtotal - Intergovernmental Revenue 274,193,176
Other Local Revenue
General Fund Interest 460,000
Charter School Reimbursement Revenue 3,972,645
Transfers In 910,000
Transportation Fees 477,817
Instructional Material Fees 491,723
Tuition (Preschool - Summer School) 3,713,573
Student Fees 2,085,193
Rentals 828,000
Revenue from Sales 1,484,146
Donations 1,850,863
Miscellaneous 2,926,202
Reserve from Other Funds -
                           
Subtotal - Other Local Revenue 19,200,162
TOTAL REVENUE
466,102,256
Total Program Funding
395,952,002

 
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Projected Projected Projected Projected
Budget Budget Budget Budget
2010-11 2011-12 2012-2013 2013-14
$4,961,066 $8,124,087 ($501,186) ($16,618,741)
123,997,575 131,437,429 134,066,178 142,110,149
(1,597,106) (1,671,504) (1,697,792) (1,778,231)
33,713,000 33,713,000 33,713,000 33,713,000
10,567,411 12,024,432 12,314,076 12,618,507
11,062,611 10,146,340 10,410,965 10,674,661
177,743,491 185,649,697 188,806,427 197,338,086
276,185,783 280,263,341 292,061,701 301,136,015
4,149,618 4,170,366 4,224,581 4,313,297
6,688,160 6,721,600 6,808,981 6,951,970
218,679 219,772 222,629 227,304
466,464 468,796 474,890 484,863
296,457 297,939 301,812 308,150
288,005,161 292,141,814 304,094,594 313,421,599
469,200 478,584 488,156 497,919
4,052,098 4,133,140 4,215,803 4,300,119
910,000 910,000 910,000 910,000
487,373 497,120 507,062 517,203
501,557 511,588 521,820 532,256
3,787,845 3,863,602 3,940,874 4,019,692
2,126,897 2,169,435 2,212,824 2,257,080
844,560 861,451 878,680 896,254
1,513,829 1,544,106 1,574,988 1,606,488
1,850,863 1,850,863 1,850,863 1,850,863
2,926,202 2,926,202 2,926,202 2,926,202
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19,470,424 19,746,091 20,027,272 20,314,076
485,219,076 497,537,602 512,928,293 531,073,761
410,750,769 423,725,202 438,441,955 455,864,671

 
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GENERAL FUND FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL PROJECTION
EXPENDITURES
Adopted
Budget
2009-10
EXPENDITURES
Salaries
Administrator 17,459,511
Teachers, Counselors, Certified 171,563,825
Technical 4,349,462
Paraprofessional - Aides 19,322,483
Office Support 14,561,614
Crafts, Trade, Nutrition & Custodians 20,581,036
Non-Job Class Specific Salaries
Substitutes 4,287,819
Pay for Performance 4,139,910
Longevity/Certified Knowledge Pay 3,400,000
Separation/Severance 240,000
Other Salaries 4,144,310
Subtotal - Salaries 264,049,970
Benefits
Life Insurance 298,374
Long Term Disability 473,255
Medicare 3,877,552
PERA, Employers' Share 35,860,130
College Credit Reimbursement 100,000
Medical Insurance 30,006,970
Dental Insurance 2,221,039
Vision Insurance 318,860
Evaluation Incentives 498,851
Early Retirement 8,027,511
Quality Seperation 1,200,000
Subtotal - Benefits 82,882,542
Operating 45,269,534
Charter School Transfer 45,968,709
Capital Reserve Fund Transfer 12,575,620
Insurance Reserve Fund Transfer 2,856,296
Athletic & Activities Fund Transfer 4,829,472
Mil Levy Override Fund Transfer 1,157,252
Contingency ~ Reserve for Schools 2,500,000
Contingency ~ Full-Day Kindergarten Prog 2,186,344
12,701,597
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
476,977,336
CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE
(10,875,080)
BEGINNING FUND BALANCE
15,836,146
ENDING FUND BALANCE
$4,961,066
Ending Fund Balance
1.23%
Contingency ~ General/Fiscal Emergency Reserve

 
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Projected Projected Projected Projected
Budget Budget Budget Budget
2010-11 2011-12 2012-2013 2013-14
18,006,239 18,566,312 19,291,855 20,199,591
177,776,836 185,433,223 194,205,044 204,552,165
4,585,494 4,852,350 5,168,682 5,542,110
19,784,330 20,384,596 21,165,768 22,145,809
15,014,399 15,554,819 16,237,592 17,078,662
21,254,024 21,982,189 22,909,671 24,058,037
4,355,526 4,442,180 4,551,576 4,692,121
4,139,910 4,160,610 4,214,698 4,303,207
3,400,000 3,400,000 3,400,000 3,400,000
240,000 241,200 244,336 249,467
4,144,310 4,165,032 4,219,177 4,307,780
272,701,068 283,182,511 295,608,399 310,528,949
303,414 308,591 312,899 316,732
476,602 491,804 505,474 518,460
3,973,993 4,125,973 4,306,149 4,522,497
39,205,687 43,253,177 47,802,388 50,271,739
100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000
34,714,783 38,856,362 43,350,878 48,278,633
2,346,339 2,507,733 2,671,354 2,840,449
330,173 345,375 360,244 371,518
504,851 508,851 512,851 516,851
-
-
-
-
                           
1,200,000 1,200,000 1,200,000 1,200,000
83,155,842 91,697,866 101,122,237 108,936,879
48,129,021 51,221,962 55,136,597 59,509,090
46,114,976 47,472,800 43,873,829 39,238,686
13,143,846 13,609,525 14,131,824 14,735,645
2,884,859 2,899,283 2,936,974 2,998,650
5,082,847 5,235,332 5,392,392 5,554,164
1,157,252 1,157,252 1,157,252 1,157,252
2,500,000 2,500,000 2,500,000 2,500,000
2,186,344 2,186,344 2,186,344 2,186,344
5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000
482,056,055 506,162,875 529,045,848 552,345,659
3,163,021 (8,625,273) (16,117,555) (21,271,898)
4,961,066 8,124,087 (501,186) (16,618,741)
$8,124,087 ($501,186) ($16,618,741) ($37,890,639)
1.92% -0.12% -3.68% -7.99%

 
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GENERAL FUND REVENUES
FY 2005-2006 ACTUAL TO FY 2009-2010 BUDGET
Actual Actual
2005-2006 2006-2007
BEGINNING FUND BALANCE
$29,746,584 $34,885,682
REVENUE
Local Taxes:
Property Tax - In Formula 97,978,600 103,069,695
Property Tax - Out (857,345) (1,160,424)
Budget Overrides 28,713,000 33,713,000
Specific Ownership Taxes - In Formula 10,049,420 9,861,138
Specific Ownership Taxes - Out 7,854,021 8,693,724
Subtotal - Local Tax Revenue 143,737,696 154,177,133
Intergovernmental Revenue
Equalization Entitlements 158,044,093 177,436,733
Transportation 2,708,670 3,233,294
Special Education 5,216,329 5,691,776
Vocational Education 1,776,815 274,258
Gifted & Talented -
484,347
Other 667,941 243,727
Subtotal - Intergovernmental Revenue 168,413,848 187,364,135
Other Local Revenue
General Fund Interest 800,235 1,288,196
Charter School Reimbursement Revenue 1,935,492 2,346,020
Transfers In 403,000 1,828,808
Transportation Fees 377,138 429,017
Instructional Material Fees 406,686 428,088
Tuition (Preschool - Summer School) 2,452,348 2,788,440
Student Fees 1,566,321 1,741,038
Rentals 610,469 608,285
Revenue from Sales 931,702 1,301,423
Donations 1,999,474 1,168,427
Miscellaneous 1,669,337 2,664,859
Reserve from Other Funds 1,000,000 -
                           
Subtotal - Other Local Revenue 14,152,202 16,592,601
TOTAL REVENUE
326,303,746 358,133,869
Total Program Funding
266,072,113 290,367,566

 
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Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 Change 2009-2010
$33,900,988 $16,920,287 $15,836,146 $15,836,146
115,680,956 119,882,245 121,566,250 -
121,566,250
598,509 (1,000,000) (1,572,792) -
(1,572,792)
33,713,000 33,713,000 33,713,000 -
33,713,000
10,237,096 11,005,919 11,357,363 -
11,357,363
9,487,534 9,581,847 7,645,097 -
7,645,097
169,717,095 173,183,011 172,708,918 -
172,708,918
191,877,072 236,707,639 262,490,820 -
262,490,820
4,028,933 3,916,619 4,108,533 -
4,108,533
6,335,372 6,312,623 6,621,941 -
6,621,941
(733,696) 206,400 216,514 -
216,514
440,272 440,273 461,846 -
461,846
356,032 279,811 293,522 -
293,522
202,303,985 247,863,365 274,193,176 -
274,193,176
1,033,093 460,000 460,000 -
460,000
2,332,937 3,678,375 3,972,645 -
3,972,645
708,720 700,000 910,000 -
910,000
466,912 477,817 477,817 -
477,817
450,393 491,723 491,723 -
491,723
3,553,636 3,713,573 3,713,573 -
3,713,573
1,832,334 2,085,193 2,085,193 -
2,085,193
604,634 644,013 644,013 183,987
828,000
1,640,299 1,484,146 1,484,146 -
1,484,146
2,047,407 1,850,863 1,850,863 -
1,850,863
3,277,267 3,455,765 3,110,189 (183,987)
2,926,202
-
-
-
-
-
                           
17,947,632 19,041,468 19,200,162 -
19,200,162
389,968,712 440,087,844 466,102,256 -
466,102,256
317,795,124 367,595,803 395,952,002 -
395,952,002

 
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GENERAL FUND EXPENSES
FY 2005-2006 ACTUAL TO FY 2009-2010 BUDGET
Actual Actual
2005-2006 2006-2007
EXPENDITURES
Salaries
Administrator 15,408,401 16,604,705
Teachers, Counselors, Certified 135,420,363 150,429,522
Technical 3,979,248 4,510,656
Paraprofessional - Aides 14,039,849 15,667,377
Office Support 11,461,648 13,244,502
Crafts, Trade, Nutrition & Custodians 16,063,218 18,380,022
Non-Job Class Specific Salaries
Substitutes 3,836,623 3,943,913
Pay for Performance 3,086,861 3,644,290
Longevity/Certified Knowledge Pay -
1,368,424
Separation/Severance 369,365 162,235
Other Salaries 5,072,112 5,487,939
Subtotal - Salaries 208,737,688 233,443,585
Benefits
Life Insurance 193,621 268,005
Long Term Disability 356,364 393,444
Medicare 2,780,191 3,117,697
PERA, Employers' Share 21,143,423 25,105,290
College Credit Reimbursement 98,128 85,764
Medical Insurance 17,553,878 19,299,846
Dental Insurance 1,588,806 1,890,736
Vision Insurance 276,038 317,362
Evaluation Incentives 373,705 3,667
Early Retirement -
-
                           
Quality Seperation 1,184,018 2,079,769
Subtotal - Benefits 45,548,172 52,561,580
Operating 36,315,148 38,544,826
Charter School Transfer 15,265,950 18,454,087
Capital Reserve Fund Transfer 8,476,037 9,248,621
Insurance Reserve Fund Transfer 3,000,000 3,150,000
Medical Fund Transfer -
-
                           
Athletic & Activities Fund Transfer 3,821,653 3,715,864
Mil Levy Override Fund Transfer -
-
                           
Contingency ~ Reserve for Schools -
-
                           
Contingency ~ Full-Day Kindergarten Prog -
-
                           
-
-
                           
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
321,164,648 359,118,563
CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE
5,139,098 (984,694)
BEGINNING FUND BALANCE
29,746,584 34,885,682
ENDING FUND BALANCE
$34,885,682 $33,900,988
Ending Fund Balance
10.69% 9.47%
Contingency ~ General/Fiscal Emergency Reserve

 
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Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 Change 2009-2010
18,067,660 18,651,784 17,459,515 (4) 17,459,511
169,433,671 174,180,646 171,531,431 32,394 171,563,825
4,717,912 4,865,538 4,349,462 -
4,349,462
18,434,114 19,229,235 19,394,804 (72,321) 19,322,483
14,551,350 15,160,111 14,561,614 -
14,561,614
19,164,143 21,210,095 20,581,036 -
20,581,036
4,153,157 4,293,225 4,287,819 -
4,287,819
4,238,819 2,885,257 4,139,910 -
4,139,910
1,552,892 2,400,000 3,400,000 -
3,400,000
325,068 240,000 240,000 -
240,000
5,560,174 4,482,015 4,144,492 (182) 4,144,310
260,198,960 267,597,906 264,090,083 (40,113) 264,049,970
296,876 276,427 298,423 (49) 298,374
442,606 482,682 473,331 (76) 473,255
3,503,157 3,867,184 3,878,141 (589) 3,877,552
29,388,337 33,344,552 35,865,501 (5,371) 35,860,130
92,197 100,000 100,000 -
100,000
21,869,644 26,068,601 30,004,809 2,161 30,006,970
2,111,068 2,132,224 2,220,881 158 2,221,039
343,868 313,864 319,055 (195) 318,860
463,024 -
498,851 -
498,851
-
-
-
8,027,511 8,027,511
            
1,234,228 850,000 1,200,000 -
1,200,000
59,745,005 67,435,534 74,858,992 8,023,550 82,882,542
43,562,583 38,873,352 45,722,327 (452,793) 45,269,534
20,351,460 41,645,367 45,968,709 -
45,968,709
9,658,859 11,564,919 12,575,620 -
12,575,620
3,307,500 2,722,875 2,856,296 -
2,856,296
1,560,000 -
-
-
-
                           
4,058,476 4,795,688 4,829,472 -
4,829,472
4,506,570 5,000,000 1,157,252 -
1,157,252
-
900,000 2,500,000 -
2,500,000
-
586,344
2,186,344 -
2,186,344
-
50,000 12,701,597 -
12,701,597
406,949,413 441,171,985 469,446,692 7,530,644 476,977,336
(16,980,701) (1,084,141) (3,344,436) (10,875,080)
33,900,988 16,920,287 15,836,146 15,836,146
$16,920,287 $15,836,146 $12,491,710 $4,961,066
4.74% 4.12% 3.09% 1.23%

 
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GENERAL FUND - FUND BALANCE HISTORY AND BUDGET
FY 2005-2006 ACTUAL TO FY 2009-2010 BUDGET
Estimated
Actual Actual Actual Actual Budget
2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010
Beginning Fund Balance $ 29,746,584 $ 34,885,682 $ 33,900,988 $ 16,920,287 $ 15,836,145
Total Revenue 326,303,746 358,133,869 389,968,712 440,087,844 466,102,256
Total Expense 321,164,648 359,118,563 406,949,413 441,171,985 476,977,336
Ending Fund Balance $ 34,885,682 $ 33,900,988 $ 16,920,287 $ 15,836,145 $ 4,961,065
Ending Fund Bal % 10.69% 9.47% 4.74% 4.12% 1.23%

 
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OTHER
FUNDS
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2009-2010 BUDGET
DEBT SERVICES/BOND REDEMPTION FUND
 
Debt Services/Bond Redemption Fund:
This fund serves as the vehicle for recording dedicated property taxes and the payment of
outstanding principal and interest on the District’s General Obligation Bonds. Available
revenues for this fund are projected to be $67.8 million plus a $45.9 million beginning fund
balance. Expenditures for this fund are budgeted at $61.0 million: main expenses being $26.9
million for mandatory principal payments and $33.2 million in regular interest payments.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $34,287,234 $38,220,296 $40,481,275 $45,933,955 $45,933,955
  
Revenues
Ad Valorem Taxes 58,931,888 59,350,324 64,678,082 66,850,527 -
66,850,527
Estimated Uncollectable -
-
-
-
-
-
                   
Interest on Investment/Delinquent Tax 1,195,574 1,600,000 650,000 910,000 -
910,000
Total Revenues 60,127,462 60,950,324 65,328,082 67,760,527 -
67,760,527
Proceeds of Refunding 13,945,000 -
-
-
-
-
                   
Payment to Refund Debt - new issue 638,784 -
-
-
-
-
                   
Total Sources 108,998,480 99,170,620 105,809,357 113,694,482 -
113,694,482
Expenditures
Principal 36,235,000 28,210,000 28,210,000 26,933,485 -
26,933,485
Interest 31,144,083 31,014,228 31,014,227 33,204,059 -
33,204,059
Bond Issue Costs 35,558
-
-
-
-
-
                   
Fees 393,844
-
1,175
-
-
-
                   
Transfer to Other Funds 708,720 1,600,000 650,000 910,000 -
910,000
Total Expenditures 68,517,205 60,824,228 59,875,402 61,047,544 -
61,047,544
Change in Fund Balance 6,194,041 126,096 5,452,680 6,712,983 6,712,983
  
Balance on Hand June 30 $40,481,275 $38,346,392 $45,933,955 $52,646,938 $52,646,938

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
BUILDING FUND
 
Building Fund:
This fund is used to account for the management and actual construction of District facilities
that are financed by borrowed proceeds. The beginning fund balance for FY ’10 is estimated
at $84.5 million and together with estimated revenues for this fund of $1.5 million will cover ex-
penditures for FY ’10 of $61.4 million.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $185,916,551 $149,445,965 $152,572,608 $84,457,082 $84,457,082
Revenue
Proceeds from Sale of G.O. Bonds 49,999,949
-
-
-
-
-
                    
Premium on Sale of G.O. Bonds 11,621,918
-
-
-
-
-
                    
Other revenue 14,836 -
104,191
-
-
-
                    
Interest 8,860,392 3,500,000 2,985,935 1,500,000 -
1,500,000
      
Total Revenue 70,497,095 3,500,000 3,090,126 1,500,000 -
1,500,000
      
Total Sources 256,413,646 152,945,965 155,662,734 85,957,082 -
85,957,082
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits 2,266,392 1,387,301 1,523,864 1,440,671 -
1,440,671
Buildings & Building Improvements 89,246,968 83,000,000 56,615,146 48,700,000 -
48,700,000
Purchased Services 3,877,341 4,300,000 5,341,319 4,600,000 -
4,600,000
Supplies & Materials 2,584,790 2,000,000 4,875,577 4,200,000 -
4,200,000
Equipment 5,611,666 2,800,000 2,841,581 2,450,000 -
2,450,000
Other Expenditures 5,324 2,300 8,165 7,050 -
7,050
Debt Issue Costs 248,557 400,000 -
-
-
-
                    
Total Expenditures 103,841,038 93,889,601 71,205,652 61,397,721 -
61,397,721
Change in Fund Balance (33,343,943) (90,389,601) (68,115,526) (59,897,721) (59,897,721)
Balance on Hand June 30 $152,572,608 $59,056,364 $84,457,082 $24,559,361 $24,559,361

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
CAPITAL RESERVE FUND
 
Capital Reserve Fund:
The Capital Reserve Fund finances major building projects, ongoing maintenance and
equipment acquisition for facilities, and technological needs within the District. Per a change in
the School Finance Act for FY 2009-2010 (and any budget year thereafter), school districts are
no longer required to budget a minimum amount per pupil for the Capital Reserve and
Insurance Reserve Funds. Fiscal Year 2009-2010 shows the continuation of the State
Equalization allocation with future discussion to occur. Other material revenues are interest
earnings and revenue paid in lieu of taxes. Revenues for FY ’10 are $14.5 million. The fund’s
beginning fund balance equals $1.5 million. Expenditures for this fund are budgeted at $15.3
million. Another $813,000 in prior year’s funded projects is also carried forward in this budget.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $7,828,084 $1,860,775 $1,984,886 $1,540,823 -
$1,540,823
Revenues
House Bill 1006 1,395,517
-
-
-
-
-
                      
Revenue in Lieu of Land 661,285
525,000
525,000
250,000
-
250,000
Interest on Investments & Delinquent Tax 290,833
150,000
150,000
100,000
-
100,000
Other Revenue 10,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
-
25,000
Allocation of State Equalization 9,658,859
11,564,919
11,740,159
12,575,620
-
12,575,620
Town Contribution for MS #8 Road -
-
-
3,000,000
(1,500,000) 1,500,000
Total Revenues 12,016,494
12,264,919
12,440,159
15,950,620
(1,500,000)
14,450,620
      
Total Sources 19,844,578
14,125,694
14,425,045
17,491,443
(1,500,000)
15,991,443
      
Expenditures
Prior-Year Unfinished Projects 1,186,454
-
1,700,000
1,700,000
(887,000) 813,000
           
Facilities and Capital Projects 5,206,601
5,150,517
3,868,635
2,122,500
481,980 2,604,480
Technology Projects 7,065,132
6,037,361 5,000,432
7,561,775
505,469 8,067,244
Elementary #49 (Lone Tree) Construction 2,184,218
-
-
-
-
-
                      
Escrow for Foxworth Building 75,000
-
-
-
-
-
                      
LoneTree ES Interest and Principal -
983,430
984,188
902,513
-
902,513
MS #8 (Mesa) Road Payment -
-
-
1,555,075
-
1,555,075
Middle School #8 (Mesa) Road 161,695
-
-
-
-
-
                      
Charter School Allocation 866,667
867,000
866,667
867,000
-
867,000
Town Reimbursement for MS #8 Road -
-
-
1,500,000
(1,500,000) -
                      
PS Miller (DC Oakes) Lease Pmt 1,113,925
463,943
464,300
458,934
-
458,934
Total Expenditures 17,859,692
13,502,251
12,884,222
16,667,797
(1,399,551)
15,268,246
      
Change in Fund Balance (5,843,198)
(1,237,332)
(444,063)
(717,177)
(100,449)
(817,626)
         
Balance on Hand June 30 1,984,886
623,443
1,540,823
823,646
(100,449)
723,197
           
FB as a % of Revenue 16.52% 5.08% 12.39% 5.16% 6.70% 5.00%

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
CAPITAL RESERVE DETAIL BUDGET 2009-2010
 
Lease/Purchase
Technology Services
Bridge East $54,000
Telecom - Additional Phones $6,000
Bridge North $60,000
Data Center Tapes $8,049
Atchison Way $43,000
8e6 Web filtering $73,938
Learning Cntr. $82,000
Rotation (Instructional) $2,200,000
ECC North $96,000
Rotation (Non-Instructional) $50,000
Time Warner $147,500
Digital Educator Project (DEP) $230,000
HR North $75,000
Instructional Applications $250,000
Inflationary Increases $2,000
School Infrastructure (Wireless / Wired ) $500,000
COP PS Miller $458,934
HP Hardware, Software Renewal $92,063
COP Lone Tree $902,513
Linux Support (Red Hat) $32,860
COP MMS Road Payment $1,555,075
Data Center Environmental System - A/C Maintenance $16,000
Subtotal Lease/Purchase $3,476,022
Cisco SmartNet - Router Maintenance Contract $110,000
Computer Associates $30,000
District Programs
VMWare $192,493
Mobile Relocations $600,000
Blackberry Server $6,000
Field Maintenance $19,980
Hyena $213
Warehouse $83,000
Client Access Licensing (CAL) $38,000
Reballasst/Relamp $130,000
Network Field Tools $3,500
Asphalt Overlay $100,000
United Streaming VDS $89,573
Safety $250,000
Apple Support Contract $15,996
Subtotal District Programs $1,182,980
NEC AtCom $120,540
Network Router Upgrades $50,000
Vehicles/Transportation
$400,000 HP SAN Expansion $70,288
Contingency $462,000
Altiris $18,900
Total Charter School $867,000
Aruba $2,500
Prior Year Projects $813,000
AirMagnet $2,500
Subtotal $2,542,000
Naviance (District) $14,135
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION $7,201,002
Microsoft 2003 Server Licenses $1,610
Microsoft TECHNET Renewal $349
SolarWinds Software Maintenance $1,700
InMon Support $6,500
Information Services
Microsoft Support $1,295
SQL Server per Incident Support $2,000 NEC 2400 PBX Maintenance $19,140
Hummingbird $18,762 NEC Qmaster Call Center Upgrade $16,724
Verify - Document Capture $32,608 Citrix Metaframe Maintenance $3,750
U Import - Document Integration $1,800 Cisco Software Upgrades $5,000
Risco RP3700 Contract $5,000 Dell School Server Hardware Refresh $72,408
Vertex Payroll Tax Data Rate Updates $8,900 Xserve Hardware Refresh $129,067
PayFormance Check Writing - Sungard Software and Support $2,500 eMail Infrastructure $20,194
Kronos Automated Time Management Licensing and Support $56,000 IC Verify Credit Card Processing System $2,000
Oracle Data Warehouse Development $50,000 Iron Mountain Off-Site Contract $3,000
ESRI Support licenses, ArcIMS, ArcSDE $2,750 Apple Remote Desktop $3,000
IC Licensing and Support $440,423 APC UPS Support $5,000
Oracle DB - 4 Processors $28,581 Virus Protection $135,760
Oracle Dev Tools, EBS, Dev DB Users $84,939 Email Archiving $36,000
Oracle EBS, RAC, iAS $204,804 Incident Management 32-Port Conference Bridge $4,268
Subfinder - CRS Office Manager $15,223 DR - Data Center $350,000
Oracle Bundle - ID Mgmt, EBS, SOA Suite, WebCenter $569,025 UPS Battery Rotation $6,000
Oracle Consulting - ID Management, eBus Gap Analysis $50,000 Veritas NetBackup & BackUp Exec $108,515
ESRI Developer Support $1,495 DR - Email $5,138
MacDesign Help Desk Licensing and Support $2,000 DR - Oracle EBS $267,251
Portal/UCM Development $75,000 Microsoft Technet Renewal $349
School Center - Support and Maintenance $14,480 Systems Monitoring $8,565
School Center - Additional School Licenses $4,000 ExtremeZIP $63,108
Digital ID - Subfinder, www2, AppTrack, DW, ISIS $1,000 Apple Xraid Refresh $118,090
IC Shoutpoint Licensing Service $88,085 Spotlight for AD $733
Standard Time Support and Maintenance $9,240 Acronis Imaging Software $280
Oracle Universal Content Management Licensing and Support $78,602 NetApp FAS2050 $11,618
Destiny Library System Support and Maintenance $50,000 Network Switch Upgrade in C-Class Enclosures $33,917
Oracle Portal Web Center Suite $130,000 Microwave Gigabit Link Upgrade $15,950
Learning Management System $100,000 WAN $245,000
Halogen Employee Appraisal System Support and Maint. $15,200
Subtotal Technology Services $5,924,827
Subtotal Information Services $2,142,417 TOTAL TECHNOLOGY $8,067,244

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
eDCSD FUND
 
eDCSD Fund:
This fund is a District-sponsored, highly interactive K-12 online school. The beginning fund bal-
ance for FY ’10 is estimated at $100,016 and together with estimated revenues for this fund of
$2.0 million will cover expenditures for FY ’10 of $1.9 million.
Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Budget Actual Budget Budget
2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1
-
$ -
$ 100,016
$ 100,016
$
Revenue
Tuition -
330
-
-
-
                          
Misc -
435,996
-
-
-
                          
Transfer from General Fd -
826,150
1,952,763
39,537
1,992,300
           
Total Revenue -
1,262,476
1,952,763
39,537
1,992,300
           
Total Sources
-
1,262,476
2,052,779
39,537
2,092,316
           
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits -
934,194
991,659
-
991,659
              
Purchased Services -
81,403
255,550
-
255,550
              
Supplies & Materials -
142,901
594,975
-
594,975
              
Other -
3,962
200
50,301
50,501
                
Total Expenditures
-
1,162,460
1,842,384
50,301
1,892,685
           
Net Income
-
$ 100,016
$ 110,379
$ (10,764)
$ 99,615
$
Balance on Hand June 30
-
$ 100,016
$ 210,395
$ (10,764)
$ 199,631
$

 
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Governmental Designated Purpose Grants Fund:
This fund accounts for most state and local grants as well as federal funding received by the
District. Essentially this fund is a balanced fund whereby expenditures equal the available
dedicated revenues of $15.6 million.
2009-2010 BUDGET
GOVERNMENTAL DESIGNATED PURPOSE GRANTS FUND
 
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $185,120 $185,120 $185,120 $185,120 $185,120
Revenues
Local and State Grants
Morgridge Family Foundation 136,052
125,000
140,100
-
-
-
                        
Comprehensive Health Education 19,695
50,000
55,305
25,000
-
25,000
              
K-12 Tobacco Prevention 67,896
80,000
91,320
-
-
-
                        
Expelled Student Grant 150,240
-
48,425
-
-
-
                        
Red Robin 1,191
-
1,480
-
-
-
                        
Colorado Trust - ECC Planning -
-
7,500
-
-
-
                        
Governor's Safe & Drug Free -
-
75,000
-
-
-
                        
Other Local Sources 7,046
-
23,510
-
-
-
                        
Federal Grants
NCLB
Title I, Part A: Basic 693,935
1,093,243
1,197,808
980,317
-
980,317
            
Title I, Part D: Neglected & Delinquent 34,134
32,520
42,692
32,520
-
32,520
              
Title II, Part A: Teacher Quality
631,282
619,260
716,903
625,449
-
625,449
            
Title II, Part D: Technology 6,685
10,286
11,659
9,125
-
9,125
                
Title II, Part D: Technology ARRA -
-
-
-
12,896
12,896
              
Title III, Part A: ELL
122,381
105,179
103,519
143,050
9,830
152,880
            
Title IV, Part A: Safe & Drug Free 66,423
73,371
93,662
82,093
-
82,093
              
Title V, Part A: Innovative Programs 61,660
-
19,558
-
-
-
                        
Title V, Part B: Public Chtr Sch Grant 272,593
250,000
250,000
250,000
-
250,000
            
Title V, Part D: American History 330,000
320,000
330,000
-
330,000
            
IDEA - Early Preschool 98,223
150,000
145,553
105,906
-
105,906
            
ARRA - IDEA - Early Preschool -
-
-
333,058
-
333,058
            
IDEA Part B 6,912,748
7,422,831
7,258,619
7,600,932
-
7,600,932
         
ARRA - IDEA Part B -
-
2,000,000
2,683,788
1,888,812
4,572,600
         
SWAP 229,353
247,000
227,750
247,000
-
247,000
            
Carl Perkins 152,587
150,000
159,000
150,000
-
150,000
            
Child Care Assistance Block Grant 104,366
102,000
107,160
150,000
(45,512)
104,488
            
ARRA - Child Care Asst Block Grant -
-
-
-
32,250
32,250
              
WIRED 265,000
351,820
-
-
-
                        
Total Revenues 9,768,490
11,105,690
13,448,343
13,748,238
1,898,276
15,646,514
       
Total Sources $9,953,610 $11,290,810 $13,633,463 $13,933,358 $1,898,276 $15,831,634

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
GOVERNMENTAL DESIGNATED PURPOSE GRANTS FUND
  
Audited Proposed Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Expenditures
Local and State Grants
Morgridge Family Foundation 136,052
125,000
140,100
-
-
-
                        
Comprehensive Health Education 19,695
50,000
55,305
25,000
-
25,000
              
K-12 Tobacco Prevention 67,896
80,000
91,320
-
-
-
                        
Expelled Student Grant 150,240
-
48,425
-
-
-
                        
Red Robin 1,191
-
1,480
-
-
-
                        
Colorado Trust - ECC Planning -
-
7,500
-
-
-
                        
Governor's Safe & Drug Free -
75,000
-
-
-
                        
Other Local Sources 7,046
185,120
23,510
-
-
-
                        
Federal Grants
NCLB
Title I, Part A: Basic 693,935
1,093,243
1,197,808
980,317
-
980,317
            
Title I, Part D: Neglected & Delinquent 34,134
32,520
42,692
32,520
-
32,520
              
Title II, Part A: Teacher Quality
631,282
619,260
716,903
625,449
-
625,449
            
Title II, Part D: Technology 6,685
10,286
11,659
9,125
-
9,125
                
Title II, Part D: Technology ARRA -
-
-
-
12,896
12,896
              
Title III, Part A: ELL
122,381
105,179
103,519
143,050
9,830
152,880
            
Title IV, Part A: Safe & Drug Free 66,423
73,371
93,662
82,093
-
82,093
              
Title V, Part A: Innovative Programs 61,660
-
19,558
-
-
-
                        
Title V, Part B: Public Chtr Sch Grant 272,593
250,000
250,000
250,000
-
250,000
            
Title V, Part D: American History -
330,000
320,000
330,000
-
330,000
            
IDEA - Early Preschool 98,223
150,000
145,553
105,906
-
105,906
            
ARRA - IDEA - Early Preschool -
-
333,058
-
333,058
            
IDEA Part B 6,912,748
7,422,831
7,258,619
7,600,932
-
7,600,932
         
ARRA - IDEA Part B -
2,000,000
2,683,788
1,888,812
4,572,600
         
SWAP 229,353
247,000
227,750
247,000
-
247,000
            
Carl Perkins 152,587
150,000
159,000
150,000
-
150,000
            
Child Care Assistance Block Grant 104,366
102,000
107,160
150,000
(45,512)
104,488
            
ARRA - Child Care Asst Block Grant -
-
-
-
32,250
32,250
              
WIRED -
265,000
351,820
-
-
-
                        
Total Expenditures 9,768,490
11,290,810
13,448,343
13,748,238
1,898,276
15,646,514
       
Change in Fund Balance -
(185,120)
-
-
-
-
                        
Balance on Hand June 30 $185,120 $0 $185,120 $185,120 $0 $185,120

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
SCHOOL DISCRETIONARY FUND
School Discretionary Fund:
This fund is a combination of potential vending profit and School Discretionary activities. The
beginning fund balance is $3.1 million. Aside from vending profits, schools generate these
monies by magazine sales, 5K runs, local restaurant support, etc... Budgeted revenue for FY
’10 is $1.7 million and budgeted expenditures are equal at $1.7 million. These funds are spent
at each school’s discretion.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $2,720,656 $2,949,667 $3,162,403 $3,135,192 $3,135,192
Revenues
Vending 119,921 1,273,217 76,006 200,000 -
200,000
Miscellaneous Revenue -
-
-
-
-
-
                        
School Discretionary 1,936,310 1,674,017 1,261,012 1,468,000 -
1,468,000
Total Revenues 2,056,231 2,947,234 1,337,018 1,668,000 -
1,668,000
Total Sources 4,776,887 5,896,901 4,499,421 4,803,192 -
4,803,192
Expenditures
Vending 54,887 355,250 36,361 200,000 -
200,000
Allocation to GF -
568,750
-
-
-
-
                        
School Discretionary 1,559,597 1,679,427 1,327,868 1,504,000 -
1,504,000
Total Expenditures 1,614,484 2,603,427 1,364,229 1,704,000 -
1,704,000
Change in Fund Balance $441,747 $343,806 (27,211) (36,000) (36,000)
Balance on Hand June 30 $3,162,403 $3,293,473 $3,135,192 $3,099,192 $3,099,192

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
NUTRITION SERVICES FUND
Nutrition Services Fund:
The Nutrition Services Fund operates as an enterprise and accounts for activities related to
preparation of school meals. FY’10 has a beginning balance of $926,064 and estimates $16.6
million in sales and other revenue. Budgeted spending totals $16.3 million with 41% going for
food and commodity purchases.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Retained Earnings July 1 $6,954,262 $5,717,862 $4,770,328 $926,064 926,064
$
Revenues
Food Sales 9,412,258
10,434,580
10,080,504
13,941,901
-
13,941,901
       
Federal Reimbursement 1,623,521
1,698,685
1,694,747
1,772,059
-
1,772,059
         
Commodity Contribution 607,744
758,388
750,000
750,000
-
750,000
            
District Catering Income -
-
-
-
-
-
                       
Misc Revenue 889
-
14,113
-
-
-
                       
Beverage Contract Revenue 15,000
-
-
-
-
-
                       
State Matching Child Nutr. 115,244
125,000
135,903
135,903
-
135,903
            
Interest Earnings 5
-
-
-
-
-
                       
Total Revenues 11,774,661
13,016,653
12,675,267
16,599,863
-
16,599,863
       
Total Sources 18,728,923
18,734,515
17,445,595
17,525,927
-
17,525,927
       
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits 5,146,922
5,199,835
6,876,690
7,196,357
46,107
7,242,464
         
Food & Commodities 6,072,258
5,965,044
7,229,474
6,640,000
-
6,640,000
         
Purchased Services & Repairs 351,703
130,370
522,844
240,530
-
240,530
            
Supplies 746,999
625,000
957,124
742,301
10,000
752,301
            
Depreciation 185,861
300,000
204,000
204,000
-
204,000
            
Equipment 265,951
200,000
156,832
400,000
102,361
502,361
            
Indirect Costs 1,012,677
-
-
-
-
-
                       
Other 176,224
585,000
572,567
560,500
150,000
710,500
            
Contingency -
-
-
-
-
-
                       
Total Expenses 13,958,595
13,005,249
16,519,531
15,983,688
308,468
16,292,156
       
Net Income (2,183,934)
11,404
(3,844,264)
616,175
(308,468)
307,707
            
Retained Earnings June 30 $4,770,328 $5,729,266 $926,064 $1,542,239 (308,468)
$ 1,233,771
$

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
CHILD CARE FUND
Child Care Fund:
Organized as an enterprise operation, the programs operating under this fund include Before
and After School Child Care, Intersession, and Extended Kindergarten. These programs are
budgeted to be self supporting with revenues derived from program enrollment fees charged
on a per-child basis. Resources include anticipated revenue of $9.5 million plus a beginning
fund balance of $2.3 million. The planned expenditures are $9.5 million.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1
$2,230,503 $2,334,503 $2,858,013 $2,337,098 $2,337,098
Revenue
Tuition 8,222,963
$9,787,771 9,042,379
9,489,398
-
9,489,398
          
Other 1,120
-
-
-
-
-
                        
Total Revenue 8,224,083
9,787,771
9,042,379
9,489,398
-
9,489,398
          
Total Sources
10,454,586
12,122,274
11,900,392
11,826,496
-
11,826,496
        
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits 6,023,716
$7,199,471 7,728,089
7,274,231
-
7,274,231
          
Purchased Services 44,364
$114,398 89,344
107,337
-
107,337
            
Supplies & Materials 518,618
$844,599 567,915
429,385
-
429,385
            
Field Trips & Entrance Fees 632,000
$728,966 598,658
806,465
-
806,465
            
Other 377,875
$1,296,172 579,288
871,980
-
871,980
            
Total Expenditures
7,596,573
10,183,606
9,563,294
9,489,398
-
9,489,398
          
Net Income
627,510
(395,835)
(520,915)
-
-
                        
Balance on Hand June 30
$2,858,013 $1,938,668 $2,337,098 $2,337,098 $2,337,098

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
PRIVATE PURPOSE TRUSTS FUND
Private Purpose Trusts Fund:
Accounting for monies whereby the District acts as a fiduciary agent, this fund is comprised of
several accounts funded by private gifts, donations, and/or fund raising efforts. The beginning
fund balance is $52,981 and an additional $52,000 in contributions is anticipated. Expenses
are budgeted to total $52,000.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $62,081 $82,081 $62,731 $52,981 $52,981
Revenues
PS Miller Memorial Contributions 71,400
100,000
64,000
52,000
-
52,000
           
Total Revenue 71,400
100,000
64,000
52,000
-
52,000
           
Total Sources 133,481
182,081
126,731
104,981
-
104,981
         
Expenditures
Cathy Woodfill Memorial Trust Fund -
300
-
-
-
-
                     
Steve Golden Memorial Trust Fund -
500
-
-
-
-
                     
Christine Esterly Memorial Trust Fund -
2,000
-
-
-
-
                     
Jason Sealy Memorial Trust Fund -
1,000
-
-
-
-
                     
PS Miller Memorial Trust Fund 70,750
79,000
73,750
52,000
-
52,000
           
Total Expenditures 70,750
82,800
73,750
52,000
-
52,000
           
Change in Fund Balance 650
17,200
(9,750)
-
-
                     
Balance on Hand June 30 $62,731 $99,281 $52,981 $52,981 $52,981

 
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2009-2010 BUDGET
PUPIL ACTIVITY FUND
Pupil Activity Fund:
This includes a group of individual school funds earmarked for extra-curricular student
activities at the elementary, middle and high schools. Revenues are generated by fund raising
events and user/club fees. The beginning fund balance is $2.2 million and budgeted revenues
total $3.7 million with expenses of $3.1 million budgeted.
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed
Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget
Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $1,012,609 $1,552,028 $1,375,688 $2,212,493 $2,212,493
   
Revenue
Elementary Schools 649,126
605,000
568,013 587,000
-
                    
587,000
Middle Schools 477,755
554,000
485,519 520,000
-
                    
520,000
Senior High Schools 2,317,412
2,200,000
2,540,940 2,608,000
-
                    
2,608,000
Other 7,927
-
2,095 -
                      
-
                    
-
                       
Total Revenue 3,452,220
3,359,000
3,596,567 3,715,000
-
                    
3,715,000
Total Sources 4,464,829
4,911,028
4,972,255 5,927,493
-
                    
5,927,493
Expenditures
Elementary Schools 529,065
550,000
456,710 504,000
-
                    
504,000
Middle Schools 435,427
450,000
389,990 420,000
-
                    
420,000
Senior High Schools 2,117,150
2,000,000
1,912,362 2,152,000
-
                    
2,152,000
Other 7,499
-
700 -
                      
-
                    
-
                       
Total Expenditures 3,089,141
3,000,000
2,759,762
3,076,000
        
-
                    
3,076,000
        
Change in Fund Balance 363,079
359,000
836,805
639,000
639,000
           
Balance on Hand June 30 $1,375,688 $1,911,028 $2,212,493 $2,851,493 $2,851,493

 
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Medical Self-Insurance Fund:
This fund contains District and employee medical and dental premium payments. The District
operates a self-funded employee benefit program and must match set premiums to cover
projected medical payouts. Beginning July 1, 2009; the medical plan will change to high
deductible plans with a Health Savings Account (HSA). Included within the FY’10 budget are
increases in medical insurance premiums of 15% and dental insurance premiums of 0%.
Anticipated revenues for FY’10 are $43.7M and expenses are budgeted at $43.7M.
2009-2010 BUDGET
MEDICAL SELF-INSURANCE FUND
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actuals Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $932,372 $0 $4,760 $0 $0
  
Revenues
Health Insurance Premiums 34,077,717 36,512,557 36,609,614 40,212,576 - 40,212,576
Dental Insurance Premiums 1,319,829 3,766,556 4,302,850 3,210,462 - 3,210,462
Transfer from General Fund 1,690,114 -
2,000,000
-
- -
                         
Interest 190,806 200,000 270,115 271,403 - 271,403
Total Revenue 37,278,466 40,479,113 43,182,579 43,694,440 - 43,694,440
Total Sources 38,210,838 40,479,113 43,187,339 43,694,440 - 43,694,440
Expenditures
Health Claims (Self Funded) 30,744,061 34,485,431 35,988,144 36,503,333 - 36,503,333
Dental Claims (Self Funded) 3,009,792 2,776,281 3,387,221 2,776,281 - 2,776,281
Salaries & Benefits 377,293 397,497 397,497 428,506 - 428,506
Stop Loss Premiums 834,056 614,916 624,005 808,615 - 808,615
Professional Services 3,212,645 2,163,619 2,772,070 3,122,020 - 3,122,020
Operating Expenses 28,231 41,369 18,402 55,685 - 55,685
Total Expenditures 38,206,078 40,479,113 43,187,339 43,694,440 - 43,694,440
Change in Fund Balance (927,612) -
(4,760) -
-
                         
Balance on Hand June 30 $4,760 $0 $0 $0 $0

 
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Insurance Reserve Fund:
This fund provides resources for the District’s property insurance, liability insurance, related
loss prevention services, vehicle insurance, workers’ compensation, and security costs. For
FY’10 this fund’s revenue is $2.9 million and together with a beginning fund balance of $1.6
million is sufficient to cover anticipated expenditures of $3.8 million.
2009-2010 BUDGET
INSURANCE RESERVE FUND
Audited Adopted Estimated Proposed Adopted
Actual Budget Actual Budget Budget
2007-2008 2008-2009 2008-2009 2009-2010 Changes 2009-2010
Balance on Hand July 1 $1,724,732 $1,974,878 $2,305,657 $1,557,797 1,557,797
    
Revenues
Allocation of State Equalization 3,307,500 2,722,875 2,722,875 2,856,296 -
2,856,296
Total Revenues 3,307,500 2,722,875 2,722,875 2,856,