Budget by Object Code - Operating Budget HistoryFY 2003-04 FY 2004-05 FY 2005-06 FY 2006-07Object Code Total Total Total TotalSalariesAudiovisual Materials Coordinator $150,109 $160,870 $139,079 $150,451Teacher Assistant $31,571,219 $34,906,540 $37,854,277 $42,126,648Tutor $1,121,075 $1,321,190 $1,611,107 $1,652,117Therapist $1,439,<strong>08</strong>6 $1,887,135 $2,1<strong>08</strong>,598 $2,313,236Teacher Asst. Sal. when Subst. $310,612 $656,864 $778,400 $1,415,838Technology Assistant $2,254,909 $2,420,878 $1,005,900 $1,126,386Other Prof. Assign. - Noncert. $1,877,735 $1,851,193 $3,286,400 $3,735,686Other Technical Assignment $3,009,548 $2,939,429 $4,064,113 $4,299,443Technical $41,734,293 $46,144,099 $50,847,874 $56,819,8055% 5% 5% 5%Office Personnel $22,272,563 $24,163,431 $24,779,574 $27,686,506Other Office/Clerical Assignment $255,910 $252,415 $244,754 $288,707Office/Clerical $22,528,473 $24,415,846 $25,024,328 $27,975,2133% 2% 3% 3%Transportation Personnel $2,303,945 $2,411,916 $3,377,425 $3,778,605Other Crafts & Trade Assignments $5,1<strong>08</strong>,665 $5,597,509 $5,865,219 $6,836,454Crafts/Trades $7,412,610 $8,009,425 $9,242,644 $10,615,0591% 1% 1% 1%Driver $12,809,117 $14,090,480 $13,824,256 $16,165,650Substitute Driver $1,446,664 $1,593,216 $1,679,344 $1,041,230Custodian $9,735,985 $10,492,232 $11,0<strong>08</strong>,024 $11,748,456Child Nutrition Employees $5,560,630 $5,358,287 $5,205,922 $5,799,688Warehouse Person $253,237 $270,567 $278,452 $286,116Manager $4,561,134 $5,519,040 $5,921,360 $6,272,740Work Study Student $47,001 $20,632 $4,685 $10,252Cashier $175,936 $96,802 $76,231 $81,445Longevity Pay $7,324,757 $7,410,333 $8,033,325 $10,248,005Overtime Pay $2,259,728 $2,411,947 $2,182,321 $2,609,015Bonus Pay $1,221,030 $19,102 $77,842 $218,373Bonus Leave $440,850 $471,222 $576,694 $491,349Workshop Participant $197,022 $253,129 $245,827 $171,326Salary Differential $0 $780,000 $1,014,704 $982,474367 FY <strong>2007</strong>-<strong>08</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> for Student Success
Budget by Object Code - Operating Budget HistoryFY 2003-04 FY 2004-05 FY 2005-06 FY 2006-07Object Code Total Total Total TotalSalariesAnnual Leave $2,169,384 $2,575,459 $2,385,<strong>08</strong>8 $3,329,280Short Term Disability $446,724 $343,907 $314,924 $394,278Short Term Dis. Beyond 6 Mos. $74,969 $71,223 $211,438 $105,273Other Assignments $1,328,533 $2,736,902 $1,630,418 $1,848,213Other $50,052,701 $54,514,480 $54,670,855 $61,803,1636% 6% 5% 6%Salaries $543,266,601 $575,090,720 $614,948,022 $691,468,73565% 58% 62% 64%Employee BenefitsEmployer's Social Security $41,282,177 $43,648,981 $46,452,748 $52,174,646Employer's Retirement $17,998,014 $32,513,978 $40,598,078 $47,851,129Retired - Reemployed $0 $439,659 $443,944 $552,350Employer's Hospitalization Ins. $44,752,094 $48,238,363 $54,355,634 $57,474,575Employer's Workers' Comp. Ins. $900,795 $1,797,423 $1,394,675 $1,640,795Employer's Unemployment Ins. $128,378 $180,377 $174,355 $176,397Employer's Dental Insurance $3,299,792 $3,219,377 $3,233,170 $3,396,072Employee Benefits $1<strong>08</strong>,361,250 $130,038,158 $146,652,604 $163,265,96413% 13% 15% 15%Salaries and Employee BenefitsSalaries and Employee Benefits $651,627,851 $705,128,878 $761,600,626 $854,734,69978% 71% 77% 79%Nonpersonnel CostsContracted Services $48,824,847 $50,326,127 $51,350,656 $57,879,714Other Professional and $0 $0 $0 $41,098Technical ServicesWorkshop Exp./Allowable Travel $3,978,773 $3,612,916 $4,198,910 $5,342,954<strong>Public</strong> Utilities - Electric $13,282,891 $14,543,443 $15,880,882 $17,186,471<strong>Public</strong> Utilities - Natural Gas $2,592,696 $3,074,198 $3,465,668 $3,997,070<strong>Public</strong> Utilities - Other $2,334,191 $2,904,451 $2,879,441 $3,163,950368
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