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1 The Right Tools For the Right Time Blueprint for Building A Solid Financial Foundation

2 Let’s Test Your Financial Knowledge

3 Today’s Agenda Understanding Funding Sources Cost Center Tools
Student Activity Fund Tools Q & A

4 Funding Sources Cost Center Student Activity Local, and State Funds
Based on student enrollment Purchases should be tied to instruction Generated and expended at the school through various student activities, fees, etc. Creating requisition in SAP School and/or Media Purchasing Cards Cash funds that must be receipted/deposited and spent at the local school level Tied to school checking account Writing check or using SAF Purchasing Card Accountable for cost center funds through monthly BAR report Reconciled and reported on monthly.

5 Cost Center Tools BAR Carry Over Formula

6 BAR BAR Can run daily in PRIME Snap shot Red Flags
Budget Exceeded Incompatible Fund and Fund Center Compare previous month with current month (Not cleared from month to month) Remaining balance Mid Year, Year End Report and Overall Score

7 Example of BAR

8 Carry Over 5% Non Personnel Funds Includes: Excluded Funds:
Supplements Traffic Officer allotment Excluded Funds: SEED Funds Extended Learning Summer School Funds Athletics Part of the Overall Yearly Financial Score Monitor monthly and develop a spending plan

9 Example of Carry Over Report

10 Definition and Purpose
Student Activity Funds are fiduciary funds consisting of resources received and held by each school to expend or invest in accordance with conditions of the fund.

11 Student Activity Funds Student Activity Fund Manual
The Student Activity Fund Accounting Procedures Manual provides standardized accounting procedures for the administration of student activity funds in all schools in the Fulton County School System (FCSS) in accordance with FCSS policies, procedures and guidelines and any applicable Local, State and Federal regulations. 

12 Monthly SAF Reporting Tools
Bank Reconciliation Reports Journal Entry Register Report Receipts and Disbursements Summary Report Bank Statements

13 Journal Entry/Bank Recon
Bank Reconciliation Balances Outstanding Checks Deposits in Transit Journal Entry Register Reference Column: Multiple Correct Postings Should have signed requisition and invoice for each entry

14 Receipts And Disbursement Report
Series Undesignated Series Clubs Series Reimbursement Series Athletics Change SAF P Card Cash

15 Undesignated: Series 2000

16 Undesignated Account Totals
Revenue Accounts: Commissions Interest Income Miscellaneous Income Lockers Parking School Store Expense Accounts: Awards, Flowers and Gifts Building/Grounds-Plant Equipment Instructional Office Other Operating Expense Principal Expense System Level Meetings Surplus Account: Net balance of Undesignated Accounts at year end and other closed accounts. Should maintain a positive balance.

17 Monthly Monitoring Timely submission Principals Signature
Principals Expense System Level Meetings Beginning Balance=Ending Balance SAF PC posted correctly/positive Deposit Adjustments Outstanding Checks Deposits in Transit Journal Entry corrections

18 Audit Findings Per IA standards 5 plus findings is considered excessive Review a 3 year history Implement a plan for success

19 Top 5 Audit Findings Negative Account Balances
Principals Expense Exceeded Reports not submitted on time Cash not deposited in a timely manner Disbursements not approved prior to purchase

20 Additional SAF Tools SAF Manual Revision Road Show: Faculty Meetings
Levels of Engagement

21 School Bookkeeper Value the time of your bookkeeper
Be a rule follower…set the example Listen to her…but feel free to follow up Meet consistently

22 Questions

23 Budget Department

24 Contact the SBAU with SAF questions or concerns.
SCHOOL BASED ACCOUNTING UNIT Contact the SBAU with SAF questions or concerns. Gayle Fitzgerald (470) Keima Hoard (470) Lisa Loggins (470) TBD (470) Terry Black (470)


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