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.

  • CEC Seeks Continuous Appropriation Authority for SEES Program
  • Unduplicated Pupil Counts Decline in 2020–21
  • SBE to Seek a Federal Accountability Waiver and Assessment Flexibilities
  • Ask SSC . . . My County Just Reached the Red Tier. How Long Do I Have to Reopen My Schools?
  • DSA Repeals Notice of Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Systems
  • 2020–21 First Principal Apportionment Certified
  • Save the Date! School Services of California’s May Revision Workshop
  • DOF Releases February Finance Bulletin
  • SB 86 Provides Legislative Proposal for In-Person Instruction
  • Trailer Bill Language Released for FAFSA and CADAA Requirement
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—February 17, 2021
  • Changes to Unspent Supplemental and Concentration Grants on the Horizon
  • Governor Newsom’s Approval Ratings Decline in Latest Polls
  • The Case for COLA Caution
  • ESSER II Funding Allocations Released—Updated
  • Don’t Forget There’s a New LCAP
  • Ask SSC . . . Can You Provide Certificated Staffing Options Using COVID-19 Resources?
  • Compensation Data Shows Teacher Salaries Improve
  • Trailer Bill Language Released for Social Emotional Related Investments
  • Proposed Legislation Would Provide Certificated Layoff Timeline to Classified Employees
  • 2021–22 State Budget Proposal: Special Education Early Intervention Preschool Grants
  • By the Way . . . February 10 SBE Meeting Cancelled
  • LAO Recommends Pared Down Expanded Learning Investment
  • Late School Start Time Law to Take Effect July 2022
  • Two Bills Offer Alternative Proposals to School Reopening and Expanded Learning Grants
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—February 1, 2021
  • Legislature Confirms Assemblymember Weber as Secretary of State
  • SBE Discusses Assessment Waiver at January Meeting
  • CALPADS Fall 1 Amendment Window Extended
  • Announcing SSC Spring Webinars . . . Coming Soon to a Computer Near You!
  • Conducting the Public’s Business During the Pandemic
  • 2020–21 Second Interim Report Considerations
  • Ask SSC . . . More Information on COVID-19 Testing, the CSP, the CPP Please!
  • By the Way . . . Final LCAP Annual Update Template Now Available
  • Costing Concessions—Ideas for the Bargaining Table
  • Sheila Vickers to Retire to the Great Northwest
  • $19 Billion in New State Spending—What That Means for You
  • First Quarter Lottery Apportionment for 2020–21
  • Biden Administration Unveils $1.9 Trillion Relief Package
  • LAO Analyzes Governor’s Spending Plan
  • Expanded Learning Time Grant Proposal Details Released
  • It’s Time to Apply for the 2021–22 USC School Business Management Certificate Program
  • Ask SSC . . . How Often Do We Have to Do COVID-19 Testing?
  • New Health Directive Requires Continuous Reporting of Instruction
  • Dartboard for 2021–22 Governor’s Budget Now Available
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—January 14, 2021
  • By the Way . . . CCEE Provides Self-Paced Education Series
  • School Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program
  • Themes for the 2021 Governor’s Budget Workshop
  • State Proposes New CRF Deadline
  • Georgia Senate Runoff Hands Democrats a Government Trifecta
  • Minimum Wage Increases Effective January 1, 2021
  • New 2021 CalPERS Compensation Limits
  • Ask SSC . . . With Deferral Buy Downs, Should We Stop Our TRANs?
  • Governor’s Proposals for the 2021–22 State Budget and K–12 Education
  • Initial Impressions from Governor Newsom’s 2021–22 State Budget Proposal
  • Governor Releases LCFF COLA Estimates for 2021–22
  • And Here’s the Rest of the Proposition 39 (2000) Process
  • New Laws for 2021
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—January 5, 2021
  • Layoffs on the Horizon Require Planning and Precision
  • Estimated ESSER Allocations—Updated
  • Newsom’s Reopening Schools Proposal—More Details Emerge
  • Newsom Proposes Incentive Grants to Reopen Schools
  • Governor Newsom Selects Assemblymember Weber for Secretary of State
  • Biden to Nominate Miguel Cardona as Secretary of Education
  • New Contract Bid Threshold Effective 2021
  • SSC’s 2020 Winter Holiday Schedule
  • Governor Newsom Selects Alex Padilla for U.S. Senate
  • By the Way . . . IRS Announces Standard Mileage Rates for 2021.
  • Ask SSC . . . How Does the New Stimulus Package Impact the Families First Coronavirus Act (FFCRA )?
  • Congress Reaches Agreement on Stimulus and 2021 Spending Plan
  • Economy Faces Headwinds Despite Improvement
  • Legislative Leaders Delay Session Return Date to January 11
  • Debbie Fry Announces Her Retirement
  • By the Way . . . OPSC Holds Workshop on K–12 Performance Audits
  • CDE Releases the 2020 California School Dashboard
  • Legislation Introduced to Require School Reopenings
  • CalSTRS Board Shelves Legislative Proposal on Retiree Overpayments
  • LCAP Annual Update Version 2 Available for Review
  • New Emergency Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Requirements Effective Now
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—December 9, 2020
  • Martin Jenkins Sworn-In as California Supreme Court Justice
  • Statewide School Bond and Early Learning Bills Introduced
  • Legislature Convenes the 2021–22 Legislative Session
  • CDE Allows Documenting Income Eligibility by Phone
  • Governor Announces New Regional Stay At Home Order