Fiscal Report

As the cornerstone of School Services of California Inc.'s integrated services, the Fiscal Report provides real-time updates on issues affecting the finances and management of school districts, charter schools, and county offices of education. This essential resource keeps clients informed of the status and potential ramifications of impending state government actions, both legislative and regulatory, as well as state apportionments, court decisions, elections, and other education-impacting events.

Volume 20 No. 5
  • By the Way . . . K-12 Audit Guide is Available On-Line
  • Ask SSC . . . Advisory Committees and the Brown Act
  • Ask SSC . . . Retained Students and 9th Grade Class Size Reduction
  • Ask SSC . . . Estimating Equalization Aid for 2000-01
  • Ask SSC . . . Peer Assistance and Review Program Questions Answered
  • Secretary of Education Gary Hart Resigns
  • In Remembrance of a Very Special Legislator
  • Governing Board Compensation Calculation Clarified
  • LAO Releases Report Regarding Alternatives for Allocating Property Taxes and Revising Local Government Financing
  • How Would the Passage of Proposition 26 Affect Local Property Taxes?
  • Organizational Hearing Held on New Audit Appeals Process
  • Special Education Deficits, Equity Proration Change at P-1 Apportionment
  • Governor’s Reform Legislation Sets Tight Course for Education
Volume 20 No. 4
  • By the Way . . . K-12 Education Informational Hearings Scheduled
  • Ask SSC . . . What Happens to Student Body Funds When a Class Graduates?
  • Ask SSC . . . Interest Payments and the Definition of “School Month”
  • Ask SSC . . . Cesar Chavez Holiday Legislation Passes First House
  • Ask SSC . . . AB 1668 and 1099-NT Requirements
  • Ask SSC . . . Resolution to Oppose Proposition 20—Lottery Initiative
  • SSC Develops Excel Worksheet re: Beginning Teacher Salary Implementation Costs—AB 1117 (Education Code Sec. 45023.4 et seq.)
  • Controller’s Office Completes First Charter School Audit
  • Testing for Lead in Drinking Water
  • Routine Restricted Maintenance Account—What Counts, What Doesn’t?
  • Top Technology Issues for 2000
  • 1999-00 Categorical Program Apportionments
  • President Clinton’s Final Budget Calls for 12.6% Increase in Education Spending
  • LAO Now Forecasts an Additional $4.2 Billion, Recommends More Unrestricted Funds for K-12 Education
  • In Support of Proposition 14 Regarding Library Bonds
  • In Support of Proposition 26, the “Majority Rule Act for Smaller Classes, Safer Schools, and Financial Accountability” Initiative
Volume 20 No. 3
  • By the Way . . . Assembly Speakership Changes Hands Gracefully
  • By the Way . . . How Big is the School Facilities Funding Need?
  • Ask SSC . . . Separate Classes Not Needed for Hourly Programs
  • More About Interest Payments (AB 1668)
  • Ask SSC . . . Adult ADA Not Funded for Beginning Teacher Salary Program
  • Development of Candidates to Become Chief Business Officials
  • CDE Website Posts Price Lists for Instructional Materials Eligible to be Purchased with Schiff-Bustamante Funding
  • Statewide School Organizations Lining Up to Oppose Proposition 20
  • LAO Reports Tax Loss Due to Internet Will Grow Rapidly
  • State Allocation Board Increases Developer Fee Rates
  • State Allocation Board Funds Class-Size Reduction Facilities
  • The State’s ADA Audits—Is Your District Ready?
  • Short-Term Employees Seek Permanent Employment
  • “Rule of 85” Keeps Coming Back
  • Interest on Late Salary Payments—A Legal Opinion
  • CDE Releases Beginning Teacher Salary Program Advisory
  • Beginning Teacher Salary (AB 1117) Software to be Available on SSC Website