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Contact Information and Areas of Responsibility
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fax: (734) 429-8029
Thomas S. Wall, CPA, CFO
Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services
(734) 429-8004
wallt@saline.k12.mi.us
Janice Warner
Business and Pupil Accounting Manager
(734) 429-8012
warnerj@saline.k12.mi.us
Pupil Accounting
Grant Reimbursement Requests
- Special Education
- First Steps Washtenaw
- Early On
- Leadership and Design
State Reporting
- Financial Information Database (FID)
- Michigan Student Data System (MSDS)
- Transportation Cost Report
- Special Education Cost Report
Donations
Overall budget questions
Julie Campbell
Business Office Specialist
(734) 429-8000 Ext. 2007
campbelj@saline.k12.mi.us
Budget line item transfers
Building budgets
Accounts Receivable, part 1 - cash receipts
Bank Reconciliation
Insurance - district liability claims and coverage
Journal Entries - money transfers
PaySchools - administration
Purchase Cards - administration and reconciliation
Vendor Maintenance
Dawn Miller
Business Office Assistant
(734) 429-8000 Ext. 2005
milledaw@saline.k12.mi.us
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable, part 2 - banking
Purchase Order Adjustments
Purchase Order Budget Enforcement
Student Activity Accounts
Student scholarships
Purchase Order Distribution
1099s
It has been a combination of factors over the past several years that led Saline Area Schools to the budget problems that we are now experiencing and it will be a combination of cooperation, creativity and perseverance that will navigate us through these tough times.
Be assured that while we look for local solutions to bolster our budget our students will continue to learn and grow in a safe, secure, high-quality environment.
This page provides current information about the financial issues that are impacting our school district.
SAS Amended Budget 2008-2009
SAS Working Budget 2008-09 (powerpoint)
SAS 2008-2009 Budget Book1of3
SAS 2008-2009 Budget Book2of3
SAS 2008-2009 Budget Book3of3
SAS 2008-2009 Budget PowerPoint Presentation June 10, 2008
District & State Budget Information 2007-08
SAS Budget Power Point Presentation, June 26, 2007
SAS 2007-2008 Budget Book 1 of 3
SAS 2007-2008 Budget Book 2 of 3
SAS 2007-2008 Budget Book 3 of 3
SAS Working Budget Power Point Presentation
SAS Working Budget Power Point Presentation
Emergency Financial Advisory Panel Report
CRC Report on Michigan's Budget Crisis
SAS 2007-08 Budget Update 11-13-07
SAS Budget Amend Jan 2008 Presentation.ppt
Financial Information
Analysis of Michigan Public Schools Revenues and Expenditures
Michigan Public School Districts Ranked By Selected Financial Information
Michigan's Budget Crisis
Standard & Poor's 2003
Board of Education Financial Information
Board Financial Reports are issued September - April only.
2009-2010
January 2010 Board Financial Report
December 2009 Board Financial Report
November 2009 Board Financial Report
October 2009 Board Financial Report
September 2009 Board Financial Report
2008-2009
April 2009 Board Financial Report
March 2009 Board Financial Report
February 2009 Board Financial Report
January 2009 Board Financial Report
December 2008 Board Financial Report
November 2008 Board Financial Report
October 2008 Board Financial Report
September 2008 Board Financial Report
January 8th, 2008 Winter Presentation to the Board of Education
SSC Transportation Presentation 1-15-08.ppt
SSC Pictures of Subdivision Areas of Concern 1-15-08.pdf
No. The law stipulates how these funds may and may not be used. The CARES (Cultural Arts, Recreation, Enrichment, and Senior Citizens) Millage was passed by voters in 2000 as a recreation and parks millage and may not be used to fund K-12 educational expenses such as salaries for teachers, classroom aides, school secretaries, bus drivers, custodians, or administrators. Nor can they be used to purchase classroom materials, textbooks, etc.
CARES funds must be used to support recreation related programs. CARES funds are earmarked to provide annual funding to support community education, the swimming pool and performing arts center in the new High School, and the Saline Senior Citizens Center. CARES enables the District to maintain these popular community programs and provide community use of school facilities without adding cost to the general operating fund. |
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