Moves $8,322.30 from three Skyline High Measure N budget lines to teacher stipends
At the Measure N Commission's recommendation, the Board is approving a 2021-22 budget change that moves $8,322.30 of Skyline High School's Measure N money into Teacher Salaries Stipends, bringing that line to $22,322.30. The money comes from Computers ($4,000.00), Admission Fees ($2,500.00) and Transportation Costs ($1,822.30). The form says there is no impact because the full amounts are no longer needed.
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- Budget, finance & payments
- Term
- Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022
- Schools
- Skyline High School
- Presented by
- Measure N - College and Career Readiness Commission
- File
22-0817· agendaV.-208- Outcome
- Adopted on the General Consent Report, May 25, 2022
Official text
Adoption by Board of Education, upon recommendation of the Measure N Commission, of a 2021-2022 budget modification request from Skyline High School transferring $8,322.30, from 3 different strategic actions; Computers $4,000.00, Admission Fees $2,500.00, and Transportation Costs $1,822.30, for a combined total amount of $8,322.30 (no impact - no longer need the full amount) to Teacher Salaries Stipends, for a new total amount of $22,322.30, as stated in the justification section of the New or Revised Strategic Action Section of the Budget Modification Form.
History
- Adopted (Measure N - College and Career Readiness Commission)
- Adopted on the General Consent Report