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FISCAL
YEAR 2006-2007 FINANCIAL REPORT
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Balance 07/01/06 |
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$1,894,427 |
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Local
Taxes |
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9,341,402 |
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State
Sources |
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4,809,813 |
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Investment |
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182,651 |
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Tuition |
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4,673,220 |
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Other |
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261,110 |
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Transfers/Advances |
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313,627 |
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Total
Revenue |
$19,581,823 |
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Total
Available for Expenses |
$21,476,250 |
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Regular
Instruction |
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8,710,114 |
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Special
Instruction |
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1,652,402 |
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Vocational |
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221,576 |
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Other
Instruction |
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530,101 |
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Support
Services |
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Pupils |
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836,442 |
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Instructional |
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777,006 |
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Administrative/Fiscal |
2,575,089 |
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Operations/Maintenance |
2,208,218 |
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Community
Recreation |
43,373 |
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Pupil
Transportation |
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854,479 |
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Central |
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138,110 |
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Extra-Curricular |
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265,275 |
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Debt
Repayment |
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535,898 |
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Advances |
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404,296 |
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Total
Expenditures |
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$19,752,379 |
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General Fund Balance 06/30/07 |
$
1,723,870 |
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Less
Encumbered P.O. |
556,451 |
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General Fund Unencumbered |
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Balance 06/30/07 |
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$
1,167,419 |
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*Coventry
wages/benefits are below the common percentage of 85% and above
Comments from the Treasurer:
In 2003,
voters passed a 9.96-mill 5-year emergency levy. That levy expires at
the end of next year. This renewal will appear
on the ballot in 2008 and must be approved in order to continue collecting this revenue that represents nearly 30% of our tax
collection, and approximately 15% of our total annual revenue each
year. There will be no increase in the amount collected by the district, nor
will it mean any new taxes. The district has operated frugally for the past
four years and has managed its revenue carefully to be sure that this
five-year levy lasted its full term. Renewal is critical to continue
operations of the district and to prevent fiscal emergency in the near
future.
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Open
Enrollment Statistics
Open
enrollment, which accounts for approximately 30% of our enrollment
provides 50% of the state revenue received by the district and includes
students from Akron (629), Barberton (38), Cuyahoga Falls (1), Massillon
(2), Norton (5), Rittman (1), Southeast (1), Waterloo (2), Woodridge
(3), Jackson (3), Lake (2), Manchester (15), Green (24), Springfield
(41), and Chippewa (2). Coventry resident students attend other
districts in Akron (23), Barberton (26), Cuyahoga Falls (2), Norton (6),
Field (2), Northwest (8), Manchester (8), and Springfield (6).
Forty-four (44) students from Coventry attend eleven (11) different
Community Schools and Digital Academies. Open enrollment is capped in
the district based on the number of annual resident students, space
available without overcrowding, class sizes, and facilities.
*Source –
Ohio Department of Education June 2007 SF-3 report
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Open Enrollment History
FTE = full-time equivalent
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School
year |
Open enrollment FTE |
Resident Students FTE |
Resident Students out of district FTE |
Total Enrollment FTE |
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1999-2000 |
679 |
1,799 |
42 |
2,436 |
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2000-2001 |
699 |
1,863 |
91 |
2,471 |
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2001-2002 |
685 |
2,153 |
45 |
2,793 |
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2002-2003 |
700 |
2,093 |
83 |
2,710 |
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2003-2004 |
626 |
1,965 |
100 |
2,491 |
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2004-2005 |
736 |
1,798 |
99 |
2,436 |
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2005-2006 |
688 |
1,819 |
86 |
2,421 |
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2006-2007 |
769 |
1,836 |
97 |
2,508 |
DISTRICT PROPERTY VALUE FACTS
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Fifty-six percent (56%) of the parcels in Coventry Local School District
are valued at less than $90,000. Another 17% are valued at less than
$125,000 (73% total are valued at less than $125,000). Eighteen
percent (18%) are valued at $125,000-$200,000. The remaining
9% are valued at over $200,000. There are 30 homes in the district
valued at over $550,000.
Summary:
More than half of the parcels in Coventry are valued at less than
$90,000. Seventy-three percent (73%) of the parcels are worth less
than $125,000; just 27% of the parcels are valued at more than
$125,000. There are 30 homes in the district valued greater than
$550,000.
1 mill levied on a home valued at $100,000
home = $30.63/year.
**Source – Summit County Fiscal Office |
Coventry Schools State Funding Based on
Property Values
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State funded
amount per resident student = $5,565 x 1,627 resident students
= $ 9,056,981.85 due Amount charged off by
state for local tax contributions equal to 23 mills:
Coventry Assessed Property Valuation $318,123,869 x .023
mills =
- 7,316,848.99 reduced
Amount
actually funded for basic aid by state: $
1,740,132.86 funded
Actual
amount funded per resident student
$1,069.21
Amount funded per open enrollment student: $ 5,565.00*
*there is no reduction to the per student
amount funded for open enrollment students
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All citizens 65 and over
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION EXPANSION
Deadline to file – October 1, 2007
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The budget
bill recently signed by Governor Strickland contained an expansion to
the Homestead Exemption that will benefit the State’s homeowners over
the age of 65. The new formula provides for a broader benefit to
seniors by reducing every homestead by $25,000 of market value.
Therefore, the eligible owner of a home valued at $100,000 will be
billed as if the home were valued at $75,000. A current tax bill, per
mill, would be $30.63; under the new legislation, the tax bill, per
mill, will be $22.97.
Example based
on a $100,000 home with an effective millage rate of 30 mills:
Old
legislation:
$100,000 x 35% = $35,000 taxable (less 12.5% homestead & rollback) =
$30,625 taxed x 30 mills = $918.75/year
New
legislation:
$ 75,000 x 35% = $26,250 taxable (less 12.5% homestead & rollback) =
$22,969 taxed x 30 mills = $689.07/year
Savings
with new Homestead Exemption Expansion legislation: = $229.68/year
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**Source – Ohio Advisor – A. G. Edwards Capital Markets Bulletin – July –
August 2007
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Coventry Example:
Current
Appraised Value
$111,780 Taxable Value
39,123
Total Effective Tax Rate 56.884109
All Taxes Due 2,225.48/year
Less Homestead/Rollback -278.19
Tax Due 1,947.29/year
Tax Due 973.65/half
Tax Due 162.27/mo
Effective Tax
Rate SCHOOL only 25.8888 (45%) |
Coventry Example:
New
Appraised Value
$111,780 Taxable Value
30,373
Total Effective Tax Rate 56.884109
All Taxes Due 1,727.74/year
Less Homestead/Rollback -215.97
Tax Due, or 1,511.77/year
Tax Due, or 755.89/half
Tax Due
125.98/mo Savings per year
435.52/year Savings per
half
217.76/half Savings per
month
36.29/mo. |
You are welcome to contact the Treasurer’s Office with any questions or
concerns. Office hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Treasurer Lee Ann Weisenmiller (330) 644-1435
x 4 LWeisenmiller@coventryschools.org
Asst to Treasurer Kelly Ratcliff (330) 644-1435 x 3
KRatcliff@coventryschools.org
Accounting Asst Bonnie Woods (330) 644-1435 x
5 Bwoods@coventryschools.org
Payroll Assistant Michael Sasz
(330) 644-1435 x 1 Msasz@coventryschools.org

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