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The document summarizes the FY 2009-10 budget of the Hawaii Department of Education (DOE). It allocates $1.7 billion among major spending categories like the Weighted Student Formula (36%), federal funds (15%), special education (23%), facilities and transportation (6%), and centralized services (11%). It also breaks down average per-student expenditures for general, special education, and centralized support students.
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The document summarizes the FY 2009-10 budget of the Hawaii Department of Education (DOE). It allocates $1.7 billion among major spending categories like the Weighted Student Formula (36%), federal funds (15%), special education (23%), facilities and transportation (6%), and centralized services (11%). It also breaks down average per-student expenditures for general, special education, and centralized support students.
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- 1. DOE Budget $1.7 Billion Weighted Student Formula (WSF) 36% Federal Funds 15% Other Programs 6% Special Education (SPED) 12% Other SPED & Student Support Programs 11% Other Centrally Expended 6% Facilities (Repairs & Maintenance) 3% Utilities 3% Student Transportation 3% Food Services 5% Assumes $104 Million labor cost reduction is allocated to all programs
- 2. DOE Budget $1.7 Billion Weighted Student Formula (WSF) $629.7 Million Federal Funds $252.6 Million Other Programs $107.0 Million Special Education (SPED) $204.1 Million Other SPED & Student Support Programs $191.1 Million Other Centrally Expended $96.8 Million Facilities (Repairs & Maintenance) $47.2 Million Utilities $53.3 Million Student Transportation $48.8 Million Food Services $93.5 Million Assumes $104 Million labor cost reduction is allocated to all programs
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- 7. DOE Budget $1.7 Billion General Funds $1.3 Billion, 74% Federal Funds Ceilings $370.3 Million, 21% Special Funds, Trust Funds, Interdepartmental Transfers, and Revolving Funds $89.0 Million, 5% Assumes $104 Million labor cost reduction is allocated to all programs Budget Summary by All Means of Financing
- 8. DOE Budget $1.7 Billion Salaries $1.169 Billion, 68% Non-Salaries $558.6 Million, 32% Assumes $104 Million labor cost reduction is allocated to all programs Budget Summary by Salaries/Non-Salaries No Fringe Benefits are Included. Removed from DOE Budget for FY 2009-10. Total Amount = $450.0 Million, or $2,600 per student
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- 14. Food Services $93.5 Million 5% Student Transportation $48.8 Million 3% Utilities $53.3 Million 3% Facilities (Repairs & Maintenance, School Inspection, State Administration, etc.): $57.2 Million 3% Other Parts of the DOE Budget for Students โ $484 per student โ $242 per student โ $242 per student โ $282 per student โ $273 per student โ $540 per student โ $308 per student
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- This is all means of financing, not only general funds (unlike the previous slides which only had general funds). General fund labor cost reduction totals $117.4 Million.
- Debt Service is $194,793,118, or $1,126 cost per student.