GENERAL FUND BY MAJOR OBJECT CODE & CAMPUS BUDGET <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong> Org. No. Campus Name Membership Projection Payroll Costs Purchased & Contracted Services Supplies & Materials Other Operating Costs Capital Outlay Total <strong>Budget</strong> High <strong>School</strong>s 001 Brackenridge 1,865 8,971,774 166,730 217,665 56,717 11,730 $ 9,424,616 002 Burbank 1,394 7,512,010 59,286 198,207 64,121 9,788 7,843,412 003 Edison 1,769 8,581,966 71,289 189,058 44,612 10,538 8,897,463 004 Tech 680 4,791,090 39,788 116,449 37,986 3,360 4,988,673 005 Highlands 1,978 9,741,093 53,365 210,292 56,024 11,956 10,072,730 006 Houston 776 5,715,777 67,857 139,315 28,442 6,552 5,957,943 007 Jefferson 1,928 9,701,968 57,030 171,868 39,003 3,856 9,973,725 008 Lanier 1,650 8,905,269 55,830 207,495 55,302 11,300 9,235,196 022 Early College 390 1,576,388 7,810 13,622 10,757 780 1,609,357 Subtotal 12,430 65,497,335 578,985 1,463,971 392,964 69,860 68,003,115 Alternative High <strong>School</strong>s 010 Estrada 0 2,034,184 6,100 23,337 28,300 9,040 2,100,961 012 Summer <strong>School</strong> 0 35,481 - 4,000 - - 39,481 014 Navarro 255 2,044,559 10,508 32,498 3,400 14,800 2,105,765 020 Juvenile Justice 13 - 90,000 - - - 90,000 024 Cooper Academy 284 801,905 17,800 79,325 16,900 - 915,930 Subtotal 552 4,916,129 124,408 139,160 48,600 23,840 5,252,137 Middle <strong>School</strong>s 023 Young Women's 339 1,732,635 8,881 26,417 9,728 899 1,778,560 041 Connell 612 3,399,667 15,033 42,098 2,899 1,836 3,461,533 043 Davis 694 3,804,357 18,268 47,992 5,301 2,082 3,878,000 046 Wheatley 331 2,628,380 87,141 30,768 1,656 993 2,748,938 047 Harris 858 3,930,243 17,881 45,668 4,104 2,574 4,000,470 049 Irving 815 4,179,815 19,655 49,292 3,894 2,445 4,255,101 050 Longfellow 948 4,477,821 11,677 49,754 4,541 2,841 4,546,634 051 Lowell 460 2,739,639 12,189 32,095 2,224 1,380 2,787,527 053 Page 456 2,666,625 13,084 34,952 2,206 1,368 2,718,235 054 Poe 745 3,584,872 15,221 41,261 3,551 2,235 3,647,140 055 Rhodes 748 3,649,483 17,591 41,657 3,565 2,244 3,714,540 057 Rogers 583 3,059,941 15,716 38,935 2,765 1,749 3,119,106 058 Twain 597 3,288,006 111,502 39,302 2,827 1,791 3,443,428 059 Whittier 905 4,476,875 17,050 48,493 4,335 2,715 4,549,468 061 Tafolla 938 4,252,262 15,792 54,785 6,496 2,814 4,332,149 Subtotal 10,029 51,870,621 396,681 623,469 60,092 29,966 52,980,829 Alternative Middle <strong>School</strong>s 064 Pickett Center 31 1,104,941 7,452 13,474 3,985 11,200 1,141,052 Subtotal 31 1,104,941 7,452 13,474 3,985 11,200 1,141,052 Elementary <strong>School</strong>s 101 Arnold 630 2,932,346 10,300 35,284 962 1,699 2,980,591 102 Austin 293 1,782,025 7,893 17,790 581 850 1,809,139 103 Ball 541 2,442,752 7,276 32,810 1,616 1,427 2,485,881 105 Baskin 545 2,402,708 8,282 19,627 864 1,482 2,432,963 106 Beacon Hill 579 2,580,091 13,276 30,898 1,638 1,476 2,627,379 107 Bonham 498 2,565,654 12,175 25,216 2,333 1,412 2,606,790 110 J.T. Brackenridge 707 2,861,621 15,980 36,968 2,772 1,679 2,919,020 111 Brewer 621 2,806,504 14,206 32,112 964 1,705 2,855,491 112 Briscoe 622 2,871,031 12,034 31,451 951 1,676 2,917,143 114 Cameron 396 2,002,830 11,378 19,408 1,414 977 2,036,007 116 Collins Garden 635 2,785,739 8,546 30,587 983 1,746 2,827,601 117 Cotton 429 2,028,146 8,702 24,507 1,470 1,102 2,063,927 118 Crockett 841 3,909,742 19,344 47,038 1,250 2,343 3,979,717 119 Douglass 416 2,111,845 9,142 24,291 712 1,143 2,147,133 121 DeZavala 633 2,897,001 13,386 39,149 2,400 1,586 2,953,522 123 Fenwick 383 1,704,231 10,896 24,584 2,091 896 1,742,698 124 Forbes 370 1,871,681 10,878 22,033 1,392 928 1,906,912 125 Foster 604 2,344,286 10,720 32,308 3,554 1,221 2,392,089 126 Franklin 476 2,304,038 13,666 29,600 790 1,317 2,349,411 278
GENERAL FUND BY MAJOR OBJECT CODE & CAMPUS BUDGET <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong> Org. No. Campus Name Membership Projection Payroll Costs Purchased & Contracted Services Supplies & Materials Other Operating Costs Capital Outlay Total <strong>Budget</strong> 127 Gates 217 1,585,010 7,630 12,599 482 629 1,606,350 129 Graebner 891 4,039,744 13,454 45,546 1,300 2,453 4,102,497 131 Green 263 1,657,308 8,862 18,682 542 763 1,686,157 132 Herff 482 2,146,700 13,020 33,347 3,023 1,221 2,197,311 134 Highlands Hills 772 3,339,967 7,264 41,021 1,902 2,065 3,392,219 135 Highland Park 772 3,532,498 10,140 37,003 1,159 2,140 3,582,940 136 Hillcrest 573 2,567,790 11,436 35,416 2,333 1,436 2,618,411 137 Hirsch 546 2,528,543 16,510 28,549 1,608 1,409 2,576,619 139 Huppertz 366 1,798,507 5,914 25,908 1,386 914 1,832,629 140 Rodriguez 428 2,192,043 11,742 22,156 756 1,241 2,227,938 141 Japhet 542 2,575,805 16,390 25,276 823 1,389 2,619,683 142 King 462 2,474,639 106,484 37,497 801 1,340 2,620,761 143 Kelly 291 1,556,276 5,778 15,773 548 777 1,579,152 144 King 501 2,668,082 9,452 24,787 851 1,453 2,704,625 146 Lamar 257 1,636,393 7,882 14,399 506 682 1,659,862 147 Bowden 544 2,509,832 7,492 31,356 1,600 1,392 2,551,672 148 Madison 629 2,667,217 9,890 38,945 2,343 1,540 2,719,935 149 Margil 620 3,002,191 13,734 33,996 977 1,734 3,052,632 150 Maverick 665 3,247,617 18,572 32,697 1,770 1,772 3,302,428 153 Miller 393 2,041,992 9,526 20,899 682 1,076 2,074,175 155 Neal 561 2,383,333 14,140 35,708 2,290 1,340 2,436,811 156 Nelson 400 2,111,304 6,090 26,756 689 1,090 2,145,929 157 Ogden 569 2,766,798 11,584 33,561 910 1,583 2,814,436 158 Pershing 355 1,765,980 26,734 22,010 619 934 1,816,277 160 Riverside Park 474 2,227,226 10,548 30,043 759 1,247 2,269,823 161 Rogers 658 2,947,545 14,978 45,291 997 1,778 3,010,589 162 Barkley/Ruiz 458 2,321,621 10,264 27,880 767 1,264 2,361,796 164 Schenck 706 3,059,495 18,248 43,706 2,748 1,749 3,125,946 165 Smith 504 2,582,971 8,748 32,001 1,581 1,349 2,626,650 167 Steele 407 1,804,053 12,116 23,916 701 1,117 1,841,903 168 Stewart 519 2,512,252 11,706 30,665 875 1,505 2,557,003 169 Storm 513 2,385,335 8,414 30,245 3,065 1,314 2,428,373 172 Washington 551 2,682,322 8,798 27,814 916 1,598 2,721,448 173 White 588 2,617,602 8,378 24,271 907 1,578 2,652,736 174 Wilson 504 2,757,217 15,384 26,843 820 1,383 2,801,647 175 Woodlawn 642 2,696,089 11,842 36,992 2,975 1,441 2,749,339 176 Woodlawn Hills 478 2,408,600 9,222 27,338 793 1,322 2,447,275 179 Hawthorne 723 3,419,490 14,997 30,779 1,091 1,987 3,468,344 210 Mission 682 3,532,838 9,578 24,060 1,065 1,929 3,569,470 Subtotal 30,725 145,954,496 761,021 1,711,392 78,697 81,599 148,587,205 Alternative Elementary/Satellite <strong>School</strong>s 180 Gonzales 0 202,270 225 5,625 1,492 1,000 210,612 182 Healy Murphy 130 661,283 - 2,525 - - 663,808 184 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Child Hosp 3 60,154 - 150 - - 60,304 186 Seidel Learning Center 20 315,677 - 500 - - 316,177 194 Roy Mass Youth Alt 16 132,629 200 100 - - 132,929 195 Juvenile Detention Ctr 176 1,223,421 500 - - 1,000 1,224,921 201 Children's Shelter of S.A. 13 85,694 722 840 - - 87,256 202 Healy Murphy Pre-K 44 171,677 - 1,200 - - 172,877 203 Gonzales Center AEP 0 - - - - - - Subtotal 402 2,852,805 1,647 10,940 1,492 2,000 2,868,884 Early Childhood Centers 240 Carroll Early Childhood 333 558,998 3,600 35,125 6,247 - 603,970 241 Carvajal Early Childhood 444 744,152 4,900 55,725 8,220 - 812,997 242 Knox Early Childhood 296 540,776 3,500 31,827 5,220 - 581,323 244 Tynan Early Childhood 262 502,811 3,900 35,543 4,897 - 547,151 Subtotal 1,335 2,346,737 15,900 158,220 24,584 0 2,545,441 Total for <strong>School</strong>s 55,504 $ 274,543,064 $ 1,886,094 $ 4,120,626 $ 610,414 $ 218,465 $ 281,378,663 279
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