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 32 No. 25
  • Orange County Morning Session for the 2013 Governor’s Budget Workshop is Now Full
  • By the Way . . . SSC Holiday Schedule
  • December Finance Bulletin a Mixed Bag
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Identifies ERAF Property Tax Shortfall
  • 2014 Statewide Facilities Bond Bills Introduced
  • By The Way . . . CalSTRS Reviewing Firearm Manufacturer Investments
  • Ask SSC . . .What Happens to Employer-Paid Member Contributions for New Members If a Contract Expires July 1, 2013?
  • How Safe is Safe?—An Editorial by School Services of California
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—12/14/12
  • Appellate Court Rules on Classroom Space Issue Between Los Angeles Unified School District and Charter School
  • Latest State Controller's Annual Report Shows a Decline of Financial Health for Local Educational Agencies
  • By the Way . . . Nearly $384 Million of School Construction Funds Approved for Distribution
  • State Budget Outlook—Video
  • Ask SSC . . . Employee Contribution Rates Under Pension Reform
  • What We Do Know and What We Don’t Know About the “Pay or Play” Employer Mandate
  • Payroll and Benefit Parameters Set by the IRS for 2013
  • By the Way . . . Three California Districts Win Race to the Top Competition
  • Apportionment Cash Flow Update
  • Sue Burr to Retire as Executive Director of the State Board of Education
Volume 32 No. 24
  • UCLA Economists Forecast Modest Growth and Urges Reform of State Revenue Process
  • Ask SSC . . . Can I Spend My Mandate Block Grant Money Now?
  • Legislators Introduce New and Old Bill Ideas
  • Will the Weighted Student Formula Reform School Finance?—An SSC Editorial
  • 2013 Legislative Calendar
  • Ask SSC . . . Are We Required to Obtain School Site Council Approval to Multifund Instructional Assistants Using Title I Funds?
  • Ask SSC . . . Can We Include the Mandate Block Grant Funding in Our Local Educational Agency's Multiyear Projection?
  • Legislative Class of 2013 Returns for a Day
  • CalPERS Clarifies Some Elements of Pension Reform
  • A Holiday Gift: Cash Coming Earlier than Expected
  • By the Way . . . Updated 2012 FCMAT ASB Manual and Desk Reference Now Available
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—11/30/12
  • Ask SSC . . . Is There Another Revenue Limit Cut Even Though Proposition 30 Passed?
  • Lower Vote Threshold for School Parcel Taxes Proposed
  • By the Way . . . IRS Mileage Rate Increased for 2013
  • By the Way . . . Latest Round of Race to the Top Competitive Grant Finalists Announced
  • Ask SSC . . . Questions About New Member" Under Pension Reform"
  • Proposition 30 is Good News but a Challenging Implementation
  • Ask SSC . . . Should Furlough Days be Restored?
Volume 32 No. 23
  • School Services of California, Inc., Announces Dates for the 2013 Governor’s Budget Workshop
  • Ask SSC . . .How Will Cash Flow in 2012-13 Change Now That Proposition 30 Has Passed?
  • By the Way . . .Strong Job Growth in October
  • Critical Deadlines and Funding Opportunities—11/16/12
  • Legislative Analyst Forecasts $4.2 Billion for Proposition 98 in 2013-14
  • Finance Bulletin Reports Strong October Revenues, But With a Caveat
  • By the Way . . . ACSA to Host Post-Election Webinar
  • Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction Convene School Finance Reform Stakeholder Meetings
  • Emergency Regulations for New Construction and Modernization Applications Approved by the Office of Administrative Law
  • By the Way . . . SSC's Post-Election Webcast Archive Now Available