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23. How did tho district spend its oporathid fund In 2000*2001?
<br />These are the figures found on the Dept, of Children, Families, and Learning web site:
<br />http://cfl.state.mn.us/FIN/01distprofiles.html.
<br />Kkmentar>' and Secondary $7J29,373 40.7
<br />Expenditures for elemeniar) and secondary classroom
<br />regular instruction instruction, not including
<br />vocational instruction. Includes salaries of teachers.
<br />classrkH)iii assistants, coaches, and e\|)enditures for
<br />classr(M>m supplies and textb<Ktks.
<br />Special l>:ducation $2,738,490 15.4<^c
<br />Expenditures for instruction i*f students who. because
<br />of atypical characteristics or c»)nditions, are provided
<br />educational prt)grams that are different from regular
<br />instructional programs. Includes expenditures ft*r
<br />special instruction of students who are emotionally or
<br />psychologically disabled, or mentally handicapped: for
<br />students with physical, hearing, speech, and visual
<br />impairments: and for students with special learning
<br />and behavior problems.
<br />Operation of Site, Buildings. $1,737,069 9.8<^^
<br />and Equipment
<br />Expenditures for operation, maintenance and repair of
<br />district's buildings, grounds and equipment. Includes
<br />expenditures of custodians, fuel for buildings,
<br />electricity, telephones, and repairs.
<br />Dlstrkt/School Administratim $1,195,128 6.7<7r
<br />ExpiMuliiures for the .SchtHil Btnird and for the office
<br />of the superintendent, principals, and any other
<br />administrators who su[K‘rvi.se stalY.
<br />Transportation Services $i,0%,423 6.2
<br />Expenditures for scluxil bus trans|M)rtation. including
<br />special trans|X)rtation arrangements for students w ith
<br />special needs.
<br />District Support Services $939,777 5.3^^
<br />Expenditures for central office administration and
<br />operations iu>t included in district and schiHil
<br />administration. Includes expenditures for business
<br />services, data processing, legal services, personnel
<br />office, printing, and the school census.
<br />Pupil Support Services $807,856 4.6%
<br />Expenditures for all non-instructional services
<br />prm ided to students, not including transfH)Hation and
<br />f(MKl. Includes expenditures for attendance an siK'ial
<br />w’t)rk. counseling, guidance, health services, and
<br />psychological services.
<br />Food Services $7713191 4J%
<br />Expenditur.-s for the preparation and serving of meals
<br />to students.
<br />Instructional Support Services $678,823 331%
<br />Expenditures for activities intended to help teachers
<br />pn*vide instruction, not including expenditures for
<br />principals or superintendents. Includes expenditures
<br />for assistant principals, curriculum development,
<br />libraries, media centers, audio visual support, staff
<br />development, and computer assisted instruction.
<br />Vocational Ed. Instruction $427,506 2.4%
<br />Expenditures in secondary schools that ore related to
<br />job skills and career exploration. Includes
<br />expenditures for home economics, as well as
<br />industrial, business, agriculture, and distributive
<br />education.
<br />Other Fixed Charges $144,308 .8%
<br />Expenditures for pro)x*rty and liability insurance.
<br />Total Expenditures:$17,766,643 100%
<br />These category names and descriptions are
<br />defined by the State of Minnesota, and can be
<br />found on the Dept, of Children, Families, and
<br />Learning web site:
<br />htp://cfl.state.mn.us/FIN/01distprofiles.html
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<br />Questions? Please call 952.491.8443 or e-mall wellstenOwestonka.kl2.mn.us
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