This fund is used to pay for all the general expenditures of the district.
What is Fund 1 or General Fund?
100
This is the main funding source from the State for the general operations for the district.
What is LCFF Revenue?
100
These are expenditures associated with paying our teachers, school psychologists, some administrators, or other employees that require a license as a condition of employment.
What are Certificated Salaries?
100
Restricted funds intended to provide services to improve academic achievement for students who are socioeconomically disadvantaged.
What is Title I?
100
This proposition authorizes $9 billion in general obligation bonds for K-14 public school facilities effective immediately with funds available once the bonds are issued and sold.
What is Proposition 51?
200
This fund is used to account for the expenditures of Adult Education?
What is Fund 11 or Adult Ed?
200
These are revenues provided by Federal government to pay for specific programs such as Title I.
What are Federal Revenues?
200
These are expenditures associated with paying our custodians, instructional aides, some administrators, or other employees that do not necessarily require a license as a condition of employment.
What are Classified Salaries?
200
Restricted funds intended for students with needs such as autism, learning disabilities, emotionally disturbed, blind, deaf and hard of hearing, etc.
What is Special Ed?
200
This application is used by the California Department of Education to distribute categorical funds from various state and federal programs to county offices and school districts.
What is the Consolidated Application (ConApp)?
300
This fund is used to account expenditures associated with providing meals for our students.
What is Fund 13 or Cafeteria?
300
These are revenues provided by State government to pay for specific programs such as Educator Effectiveness or State Lottery.
What are State Revenues?
300
These are expenditures associated with paying outside entities for items such as medical insurance, retirement (CALSTRS/CALPERS), social security, unemployment, etc.
What are employee benefits?
300
Restricted funds intended to provide language instruction for limited english proficient and immigrant students.
What is Title III?
300
This proposition authorizes school districts to establish dual-language immersion programs for both native and non-native English speakers. This proposition repeals many of the key elements of 1998's Proposition 227, which required classroom instruction to be primarily in English.
What is Proposition 58?
400
This fund is used to account for all expenditures associated with modernization or Measure O.
What is Fund 21 or Building Fund?
400
These are funds collected from Local sources such as facility rentals or interest.
What are Local Revenues?
400
These are expenditures associated with purchasing books, textbooks, core curriculum materials, reference materials, etc.
What are Books and Supplies?
400
A formula funded program based primarily on census poverty data.
What is Title I Part A?
400
This proposition extends the high-income earner personal income taxes through 2030.
What is Proposition 55?
500
This fund is used to account for expenditures for all buildings and facilities throughout the district. This is different than Restricted Routine Repairs and Maintenance.
What is Fund 14 or Differed Maintenance?
500
These are monies collected from the students for the sale of students cards, school activities, yearbook, etc.
What is Associated Student Body (ASB) operations?
500
These are expenditures associated with paying rentals, leases, contracts, travel, insurance, utilities, legal costs, etc.
What are Services and Other Operating Expenditures?
500
Restricted funds intended to provide staff development such as preparing, training, and recruiting high quality teachers and principals, or other school leaders.
What is Title II?
500
Under the Local Control Funding Formula, Local Educational Agencies are required to prepare a plan that describes how they intend to meet annual goals for all pupils, with specific activities to address state and local priorities pursuant to Ed Code 52060(d).