Historical Comparison of Revenues and Expenditures - Total BudgetREVENUES2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-<strong>2007</strong>State Sources $ 457,756,770 $ 487,442,493 $ 519,959,701 $ 574,011,181 $ 643,800,882Federal Sources 54,444,309 69,746,364 72,383,995 75,678,023 75,889,665Local Sources 704,181,785 721,977,521 860,804,112 879,859,273 1,201,909,902Total Operating Revenues 1,216,382,864 1,279,166,378 1,453,147,8<strong>08</strong> 1,529,548,477 1,921,600,449Fund Balance Appropriated 16,249,737 14,183,203 23,107,174 15,951,591 22,307,206Total Revenues $ 1,232,632,601 $ 1,293,349,581 $ 1,476,254,982 $ 1,545,500,068 $ 1,943,907,655EXPENDITURESInstructional ProgramsRegular Instructional $ 288,772,350 $ 311,880,919 $ 331,058,2<strong>08</strong> $ 354,075,768 $ 396,220,877Special Instructional 60,348,479 70,546,6<strong>08</strong> 78,725,452 84,770,270 94,054,947Adult Education Instructional 59,313Co-Curricular Instructional 243,930 248,572 296,255 326,769 374,729Remediation 27,139,737 17,210,305 18,059,562 18,309,054 20,411,958Voc Ed <strong>School</strong> Technology 750Student Services 44,471,377 50,911,121 53,238,356 56,647,829 63,414,434Other Instructional Programs 86,430,600 97,781,451 114,233,261 129,021,480 146,253,677$ 507,406,473 $ 548,578,976 $ 595,611,094 $ 643,151,170 $ 720,790,685Supporting ServicesPupil Support $ 1,025,697 $ 2,749,688 $ 2,475,361 $ 2,448,046 $ 2,270,531Instructional Staff Support 8,662,597 11,168,983 11,936,692 10,816,961 12,203,775Administrative Support 7,989,388 9,659,028 9,517,202 10,110,236 10,854,771<strong>School</strong> Administration Support 41,676,028 43,653,853 46,777,457 48,957,691 54,914,466Business Support 115,917,596 124,514,882 134,764,005 146,905,004 162,597,806Central Support 24,941,043 26,385,735 25,972,897 25,257,234 27,391,706Other Supporting Services 25,976,566 30,482,739 35,989,295 38,981,534 43,415,993$ 226,188,915 $ 248,614,9<strong>08</strong> $ 267,432,909 $ 283,476,706 $ 313,649,048Community ServicesRegular Community Services $ 9,929,359 $ 9,460,885 $ 10,028,111 $ 10,446,757 $ 9,856,<strong>08</strong>4Other Community Services 867,072 483,060 509,200 634,619 710,918$ 10,796,431 $ 9,943,945 $ 10,537,311 $ 11,<strong>08</strong>1,376 $ 10,567,002363 FY <strong>2007</strong>-<strong>08</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> for Student Success
Historical Comparison of Revenues and Expenditures - Total BudgetEXPENDITURES2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-<strong>2007</strong>Non-Programmed ChargesPay to Other Govtl. Units/Trans. $ 15,838,501 $ 20,738,<strong>08</strong>2 $ 19,233,901 $ 27,523,427 $ 21,760,2<strong>08</strong>Unbudgeted Funds 5,415,438 2,830,561 5,819,217 719,264 461,888Contingency Funds 2,238,862 0Sub-Total Non-Programmed Chgs. 21,253,939 23,568,643 25,053,118 30,481,553 22,222,096Total Operating Expenditures $ 765,645,758 $ 830,706,472 $ 898,634,432 $ 968,190,805 $ 1,067,228,831Capital OutlayCategory I Projects $ 435,515,494 $ 413,877,336 $ 512,561,976 $ 512,841,346 $ 770,465,907Category II Projects 29,828,734 41,948,996 52,287,050 51,816,891 96,183,494Category III Projects 1,642,615 6,816,777 5,689,051 10,513,649 5,738,700Contingency 7,<strong>08</strong>2,473 2,137,377 4,290,723Total Capital Outlay $ 466,986,843 $ 462,643,109 $ 577,620,550 $ 577,309,263 $ 876,678,824Total Expenditures $ 1,232,632,601 $ 1,293,349,581 $ 1,476,254,982 $ 1,545,500,068 $ 1,943,907,655364
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