Amite County School District FY 2023 Budget Overview

Amite County School
District
FY 2023 Proposed Budget
Presentation
Lyndsey Thornton Latham
Business Manager
What is a Budget?
Webster’s dictionary defines a 
budget
 as: a
statement of the financial position of an
administration for a definite period of time based
on estimates of revenues and expenditures during
the period.
Where does funding come
from?
School District funding comes from several
different sources
1.
Local - Amite County (levied by Board of
Supervisors)
2.
State – Mississippi (MS Adequate Education
Program)
3.
Federal - United States Government (generally
passed through MS Department of Education)
Where does the funding go?
Expenditures for daily operations go to several
functions
1.
Instruction of students- Personnel
2.
Support services (including building maintenance
and administration)
3.
Transportation of Students
Fund Types
General Fund
Main operating accounts of the District
Special Revenue Fund
Food Service
Grants received from Federal and State Sources-
supplement
Building Renovations
Vocational
Permanent Fund
16
th
 Section Principal
Ex. Oil Royalties
General Funds
1120 – District Maintenance
1130 – District Special Education
1145 – At Risk
All Activity Funds
1841 – 16
th
 Section Interest
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Personnel - Object Codes 100-299
Teachers, Coaches, Administration, Nurses,
Counselors, Clerical, Board Members,
Superintendent, Technology, Janitorial/Maintenance,
Transportation Staff
Fund Total Salary and Benefits – $6,243,237.52
FY22 $6,063,665.26
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Professional Services - Object Codes – 300-399
Substitute Services - $25,000
Lawyers - $41,000
Auditing - $26,700
Technical Services
Student Accounting Services - $7,000
Business Support Services- $28,000
Technical Service - $25,000 ex. School Website
Other Professional Services - $11,800
Fund Total Services- $160,850
FY22 $117,825
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Utilities, Repairs and Maintenance - Object Codes –
400-499
Telephone, Internet, Water & Sewer, Electricity,
Natural Gas, Pest Control, Waste Management, Cintas
Repairs & Maintenance of Buildings and Buses
Copier Services/Rentals- $30,000
Grounds (Mowing) Service- $45,000
Fund Total Services- $489,520
FY22 $519,950
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Other - Object Codes – 500-599
Travel, Advertising, Postage, Printing/Publishing-
Liability/Property Insurance - $229,675
Fund Total Other- $256,825
FY22 $251,475
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Supplies- Object Codes – 600-699
General Supplies, Software - $40,750
Textbooks/Consumable Workbooks - $30,000
Transportation Supplies - $280,100 
Gas, Oil, Tires, Tags for Buses
Maintenance/Janitorial Supplies - $60,200
Fund Total Supplies- $411,050
FY22 $288,550
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Equipment/Property- Object Codes – 700-799
Computers, Other Equipment, Non Capitalized
Property (Furniture)
Buses and Equipment - $215,000
Fund Total Equipment/Property - $259,200
FY22 $203,900
1120- District Maintenance
Expenditure Projections FY23
Object Codes – 800-999
Dues/Fees - $41,150
Ex. Cost Share for Juvenile $12,000
Bonds
Interest on Repayment of Advances - $17,665.67
Operating Transfers Out - $2,512,687.78
1130-District SPED - $1,548,635.82
1145-At Risk - $282,581.69
2711-Vocational - $631,470.27
1153-Athletics - $50,000
Fund Total Dues/Transfers Out - $2,571,503.45
FY22 $2,160,362.56
FY23 Total Expenditure
Projections
 
Proposed FY23 Expenditure Budget-
$10,392,185.97
FY22 Expenditure Budget-
$9,629,196.93
FY23 Total Expenditure Budget Difference:
$762,989.04
FY23 Ad Valorem Request
 
BASE
   
        
 
                         $3,674,260.42
ADD:
   HOMESTEAD
  
   
 
              142,035.18
   AD VALOREM TAX RED. 2021
 
   
 
                         0
   AD VALOREM ESCROW 2020-2021
 
                15,294.26
DEDUCT:
   AD VALOREM ESCROW 2021-2022                        
           (0.00)
TOTAL BASE
 
FY22-23
  
         
 
             3,831,589.86
   4% INCREASE
   
                153,263.59
  DECREASE IN LOCAL CONTRIBUTION
 
                          0.00
  NEW PROPERTY
 
             
 
 
 
                 
         0.00
TOTAL AD VALOREM NEEDS
 
           
 
            3,984,853.45
LESS AD VAL ESCROW 2022
  
           
             (0.00)
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Current Assess Value (current mill value) is $115,040,320
The Board of Supervisors will determine and set the millage
rate necessary to meet this request. Their fiscal year is
October to September. Request due to them by August 15.
Section 37-57-1 of the MS Code of 1972 caps the
millage rate for school districts at 55.00 mills and
requires a minimum of 28 mills.
FY23 Total Revenue Projections
Based on the state legislature’s funding level of the Mississippi Adequate
Education Program, our MAEP allocation will be 
$5,418,370
The local ad valorem request for FY 2023 is budgeted at the proposed
request amount of 
$3,984,853.45
Homestead Exemption - 
$140,000
Teacher Pay Raise - 
$543,331.35
National Forestry - 
$90,000
Indirect Costs - 
$666,090.69
Transfer in from 16
th
 Section Interest - 
$215,000
2 Buses
Other Revenues - 
$87,000
Proposed 1120 – District Maintenance Revenues –
$11,185,645.49
FY23 Fund Balance
Projection
Net Change in Fund Balance
$ 793,459.52
Fund Balance as of July 1, 2022
$1,790,676.34
Fund Balance at June 30, 2023
$ 2,584,135.86
1120 – District Maintenance
Projections FY23
These estimates are for the daily operations
of the District through the District
Maintenance fund.
Expenditures were estimated moderately
while revenues were estimated
conservatively.
Adopt FY23 Budget on
Thursday, June 30, 2022 @ 10 a.m.
Amite County School
District
FY 2023 Proposed Budget Presentation
Questions?
Lyndsey Thornton Latham
Business Manager
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  1. Amite County School District FY 2023 Proposed Budget Presentation Lyndsey Thornton Latham Business Manager

  2. What is a Budget? Webster s dictionary defines a budget as: a statement of the financial position of an administration for a definite period of time based on estimates of revenues and expenditures during the period.

  3. Where does funding come from? School District funding comes from several different sources 1. Local - Amite County (levied by Board of Supervisors) 2. State Mississippi (MS Adequate Education Program) 3. Federal - United States Government (generally passed through MS Department of Education)

  4. Where does the funding go? Expenditures for daily operations go to several functions 1. Instruction of students- Personnel 2. Support services (including building maintenance and administration) 3. Transportation of Students

  5. Fund Types General Fund Main operating accounts of the District Special Revenue Fund Food Service Grants received from Federal and State Sources- supplement Building Renovations Vocational Permanent Fund 16th Section Principal Ex. Oil Royalties

  6. General Funds 1120 District Maintenance 1130 District Special Education 1145 At Risk All Activity Funds 1841 16th Section Interest

  7. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Personnel - Object Codes 100-299 Teachers, Coaches, Administration, Nurses, Counselors, Clerical, Board Members, Superintendent, Technology, Janitorial/Maintenance, Transportation Staff Fund Total Salary and Benefits $6,243,237.52 FY22 $6,063,665.26

  8. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Professional Services - Object Codes 300-399 Substitute Services - $25,000 Lawyers - $41,000 Auditing - $26,700 Technical Services Student Accounting Services - $7,000 Business Support Services- $28,000 Technical Service - $25,000 ex. School Website Other Professional Services - $11,800 Fund Total Services- $160,850 FY22 $117,825

  9. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Utilities, Repairs and Maintenance - Object Codes 400-499 Telephone, Internet, Water & Sewer, Electricity, Natural Gas, Pest Control, Waste Management, Cintas Repairs & Maintenance of Buildings and Buses Copier Services/Rentals- $30,000 Grounds (Mowing) Service- $45,000 Fund Total Services- $489,520 FY22 $519,950

  10. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Other - Object Codes 500-599 Travel, Advertising, Postage, Printing/Publishing- Liability/Property Insurance - $229,675 Fund Total Other- $256,825 FY22 $251,475

  11. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Supplies- Object Codes 600-699 General Supplies, Software - $40,750 Textbooks/Consumable Workbooks - $30,000 Transportation Supplies - $280,100 Gas, Oil, Tires, Tags for Buses Maintenance/Janitorial Supplies - $60,200 Fund Total Supplies- $411,050 FY22 $288,550

  12. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Equipment/Property- Object Codes 700-799 Computers, Other Equipment, Non Capitalized Property (Furniture) Buses and Equipment - $215,000 Fund Total Equipment/Property - $259,200 FY22 $203,900

  13. 1120- District Maintenance Expenditure Projections FY23 Object Codes 800-999 Dues/Fees - $41,150 Ex. Cost Share for Juvenile $12,000 Bonds Interest on Repayment of Advances - $17,665.67 Operating Transfers Out - $2,512,687.78 1130-District SPED - $1,548,635.82 1145-At Risk - $282,581.69 2711-Vocational - $631,470.27 1153-Athletics - $50,000 Fund Total Dues/Transfers Out - $2,571,503.45 FY22 $2,160,362.56

  14. FY23 Total Expenditure Projections Proposed FY23 Expenditure Budget- $10,392,185.97 FY22 Expenditure Budget- $9,629,196.93 FY23 Total Expenditure Budget Difference: $762,989.04

  15. FY23 Ad Valorem Request BASE ADD: HOMESTEAD AD VALOREM TAX RED. 2021 AD VALOREM ESCROW 2020-2021 DEDUCT: AD VALOREM ESCROW 2021-2022 (0.00) TOTAL BASE FY22-23 4% INCREASE DECREASE IN LOCAL CONTRIBUTION NEW PROPERTY TOTAL AD VALOREM NEEDS LESS AD VAL ESCROW 2022 TENTATIVE REQUEST AD VALOREM FY23 $3,984,853.45 $3,674,260.42 142,035.18 0 15,294.26 3,831,589.86 153,263.59 0.00 0.00 3,984,853.45 (0.00)

  16. Amite County School District Millage Rates 2003-2004 TO 2015-2022 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 19.45 21.15 22.45 23.25 25.90 26.34 28.62 31.24 32.84 33.24 34.81 34.81 34.81 27.75 17-18 18-19 19-20_ 20-21_21-22_estimated 22-23 29.58 30.43 31.60 33.18 33.63 34.63 Current Assess Value (current mill value) is $115,040,320 The Board of Supervisors will determine and set the millage rate necessary to meet this request. Their fiscal year is October to September. Request due to them by August 15. Section 37-57-1 of the MS Code of 1972 caps the millage rate for school districts at 55.00 mills and requires a minimum of 28 mills.

  17. FY23 Total Revenue Projections Based on the state legislature s funding level of the Mississippi Adequate Education Program, our MAEP allocation will be $5,418,370 The local ad valorem request for FY 2023 is budgeted at the proposed request amount of $3,984,853.45 Homestead Exemption - $140,000 Teacher Pay Raise - $543,331.35 National Forestry - $90,000 Indirect Costs - $666,090.69 Transfer in from 16th Section Interest - $215,000 2 Buses Other Revenues - $87,000 Proposed 1120 District Maintenance Revenues $11,185,645.49

  18. FY23 Fund Balance Projection Net Change in Fund Balance $ 793,459.52 Fund Balance as of July 1, 2022 $1,790,676.34 Fund Balance at June 30, 2023 $ 2,584,135.86

  19. 1120 District Maintenance Projections FY23 These estimates are for the daily operations of the District through the District Maintenance fund. Expenditures were estimated moderately while revenues were estimated conservatively.

  20. Adopt FY23 Budget on Thursday, June 30, 2022 @ 10 a.m.

  21. Amite County School District FY 2023 Proposed Budget Presentation Questions? Lyndsey Thornton Latham Business Manager

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