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Las Cruces Public Schools Report on Financial Condition . As of December 31, 2011. Revenue Position. Operational SEG = $164,983,991 Program units = 46,234.211 Initial unit value $ 3,585.97 Unit Value increased by $12.90 SEG Increase $618,041.53 Total Budgeted Revenue = $166,643,364
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Las Cruces Public SchoolsReport on Financial Condition As of December 31, 2011
Revenue Position • Operational • SEG = $164,983,991 • Program units = 46,234.211 • Initial unit value $3,585.97 • Unit Value increased by $12.90 • SEG Increase $618,041.53 • Total Budgeted Revenue = $166,643,364 • Received = $83,631,881 (50%)
Cash PositionOperational Cash/Investment Balances by Month As of December 31, the FY 2012 cash position is $1.3 million less than FY 2011
Expenditure Analysis • Expenditure Comparison as of December 31
Expenditure Analysis • Expenditure Comparison as of December 31
Expenditure Analysis • Salaries • Encumbrances are in the system • Overall, budget appears adequate
Expenditure Analysis • Total Sub cost – experiencing 4% increase over FY 2011
Expenditure Analysis • Sick leave sub cost– Experiencing 20% increase over FY 2011
Expenditure Analysis • Total sub cost projection
Expenditure AnalysisElectricity Usage Trend Overall consumption is down.
Expenditure AnalysisElectricity Costs Trend • EPEC Rate Restructure • Las Cruces electricity rates are comparable to those in California. • Realized cost is up 28% since 2009.
Expenditure Analysis • Utilities • Projected costs within current budget.
Expenditure Analysis • Legal Costs • Within budget allocation • History of legal costs
Expenditure Analysis • Legal Costs
Expenditure Analysis • Other issues • SEG • Increase in unit value = $12.90 (.36%) • Total increase = $618,041.53 • Budget Savings • Legal Costs • Utility Costs?
2011-12 Budget Summary • Substitutes • Projected expenditures exceed budget by $204,000. • Supplement Student Transportation - $958,567 • Supplement Title XX - $100,000 • Initial cash balance projection for June 30, 2012 is $5.5 million. • Cash is projected to decrease by $1.2 million from FY 11.