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From:
Dianna Pharr
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004
To: 'Susan Pulis'
Subject: accounting codes
Dear Susan,
During our meeting, I asked for a copy of the
accounting codes. You indicated that they are
included in the EISD Business Operating
Guidelines. I have searched my copy of the
Business Operating Guidelines and I am unable to
locate the accounting codes. Please let me know
where they are located in that document.
Thank you,
Dianna
-----Original
Message-----
From: Susan Pulis
Sent: Saturday,
May 15, 2004
To: dpharr@austin.rr.com
Subject: Re:
accounting codes
Dianna,
It turns out that
the account codes were not included in the
operating guidelines, but in a budget workbook
that was published in previous years. We are
putting the information together for budget
training with the campus and department
secretaries for later this month. I will send
you a copy when we get it compiled for the
training.
Susan Pulis
From:
Dianna Pharr
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004
To: 'Susan Pulis'
Subject: accounting codes
Susan,
Are the updated accounting code lists
available? Thanks, Dianna
From:
Dianna Pharr
Sent: Thursday, June
24, 2004
To: 'Nola Wellman'
Subject: Open Records Request
Dear Dr. Wellman,
Please allow me to observe any and all
documents that show or reflect the EISD
accounting codes used during the past
academic school year to current.
Sincerely,
Dianna Pharr
-----Original
Message-----
From: Dianna Pharr
Sent: Thursday, June
24, 2004
To: 'Kristin High'
Cc: 'Nola Wellman'
Subject: RE: Open Records Request #763
Dear Kristin,
I would like to have
a copy of the accounting codes used during
the past school year, 2003-04 through the
date of this request.
I understand from
past communications with Susan Pulis that
the codes were recently revised. Please
provide copies of all accounting codes
including the revised version, if
available.
Thank you for your
help.
Dianna
RESPONSIVE
DOCUMENTS:
01/02
03/04
2003-2004 FISCAL YEAR ACCOUNTING
CODE OVERVIEW
Fund Function Object
Local 1 Organization Fiscal Year
Program Intent Local 2
199 11
6399 30
001 0
11
00000
Operating Instruction Supplies
Mathematics High School
Zero-Filled Basic Instruction
Generic
FUNDS:
OBJECTS:
199 - General Fund
61XX - Payroll Costs
183 - Athletics
62XX - Professional and
Contracted Services
204 - ESEA Title IV,
Safe & Drug Free Schools and Communities
Act
63XX - Supplies and
Materials
211 - ESEA Title I,
Part A Improving Basic Program
64XX - Other Operating
Expenses
224 - IDEA - Part B,
Formula
65XX - Debt Service
225 - IDEA - Part B,
Preschool
66XX - Capital Outlay
226 - IDEA - Part B,
Discretionary
235 - ESEA Title VI,
Innovation Educational Program
Strategies
ORGANIZATIONS:
244 - Vocation
Education – Basic Grant
001 - Westlake High
School
255 - ESEA Title
VI-Class Size Reduction
002 - Alternative
Learning Center
262 - Title II, Part D,
Enhanced Education
041 - Hill Country
Middle School
263 - LEP Title III
042 - West Ridge Middle
School
269 - Title V, Part A,
Innovative Education
101 - Eanes Elementary
School
350 - Title III, LEP,
Shared Services
102 - Cedar Creek
Elementary School
392 - Non-Ed Community
Based Support Services
103 - Valley View
Elementary School
385 - State
Supplemental Visually Impaired
104 - Forest Trail
Elementary School
393 - Texas Success
School Program
105 - Barton Creek
Elementary School
397 - Advanced
Placement Incentives
106 - Bridge Point
Elementary School
404 - Student Success
Initiative
501 - General Debt
Obligations
411 - Technology
Allotment
699 - Summer School
461 - Campus Activity
Funds
6XX - Capital
Improvements
499 - Trust and Agency
Funds
599 - Debt Service
701 - Superintendent
618 - Capital Projects
99 Series
702 - School Board
619 - Capital Projects
01 Series
703 - Tax Costs
620 - Capital Projects
02 Series
871 - Curriculum Office
690 - Capital Projects
(Local)
872 - Special
Education (Local)
701 - National School
Breakfast & Lunch Program
874 - San Marcos Civic
Foundation
711 - Community
Education
875 – Discipline
Alternative Ed/Rider 44
712 - Eanes Child
Development Center
901 - Business Affairs
713 - Music Lessons
903 - Public
Information
754 - Computer Operations
904 - Human Resources &
Communications
810 - Trust Fund
Expendable
906 - Support Services
Department
861 - Tax Collection
Agency
911 - Child Nutrition
Services Dept.
865 - Student Activity
Accounts
913 - Transportation
Department
876 - Cafe 125 Agency
917 - Fine Arts
Management Office
FUNCTIONS:
94X - Community
Education
11 – Instruction
950 - District-Wide
Obligations
12 - Instructional
Resources and Media Services
96X - Special Education
(Federal)
13 - Curriculum
Development and Instructional Staff
Development
97X - Other Federal
Programs
21 - Instructional
Leadership
981 - City of West Lake
Hills
23 - School Leadership
982 - Water District
#10
31 - Guidance,
Counseling and Evaluation Services
984 - Water District
#20
33 - Health Services
985 - County Education
District (CED)
34 - Student (Pupil)
Transportation
997 - Live Oak
35 - Food Services
36 - Cocurricular/Extracurricular
Activities
PROGRAM INTENT CODES:
41 - General
Administration
11 - Basic Educational
Services
51 - Plant Maintenance
and Operations
21 - Gifted and
Talented
52 - Security and
Monitoring Services
22 - Career and
Technology
53 - Data Processing
Services
23 - Special Education
61 – Community Services
24 - Accelerated
Education
71 - Debt Service
25 - Bilingual/Special
Language Programs
81 - Facilities
Acquisition and Construction
26 – Non Disciplinary
AEP
91 - Contracted
Instructional Services Between Public
Schools
28 – Disciplinary AEP
92 – Incremental Cost
Chapter 41, TEC, Purchase or Sale of
WADA
30 – Title I, Part A
95 - Payments to
Juvenile Justice Alternative Education
Programs
91 - Athletics and
Related Activities
ACCOUNTING
CODE OVERVIEW, CONTINUED
LOCAL 1 CODE
LOCAL 1 DESCRIPTION
LOCAL 1 CODE
LOCAL 1 DESCRIPTION
00
Generic
56
Speech
01
Unassigned
57
Structured Behavior
02
Kindergarten
58
Pre School Pgm Students
w/Disabilities
03
Unassigned
59
Content Mastery
04
First Grade
60
Dyslexia
05
Second Grade
61
Star Steppers
06
Third Grade
62
Baseball Boys
07
Fourth Grade
63
Basketball Boys
08
Fifth Grade
64
Basketball Girls
09
Mixed Grade K-1
65
Pervasive Develop.
Disorder (PDD)
10
Mixed Grade 2-3
66
District Track meets
11
Debate
67
Pep Squad
12
Slingerland
68
Cross Country Boys
13
Alternative Education
Program
69
Cross Country Girls
14
Alternative Learning
Center
70
Stadium Message Center
15
Business Education
71
Stadium Rental
16
Career and Technology
Education
72
Texas Football Classic
17
Computer Science
73
Football Boys
18
English Language Arts
74
Golf Boys
19
Fine Arts, Art
75
Golf Girls
20
Fine Arts, Band
76
Unassigned
21
Fine Arts, Choir
77
Unassigned
22
Fine Arts, Drama
78
Unassigned
23
Fine Arts, Music
79
Unassigned
24
Fine Arts, Orchestra
80
Unassigned
25
Foreign Language
81
Season Tickets
26
Health
82
Soccer Boys
27
Journalism, Newspaper
83
Soccer Girls
28
Journalism, Photo
84
Unassigned
29
Journalism, Yearbook
85
Softball Girls
30
Mathematics
86
Wrestling
31
Other Elective Areas
87
Swimming Boys & Girls
32
Physical Education, Reg
88
Tennis Boys & Girls
33
Physical Education,
Athletics
89
Track Boys
34
Physical Education,
Cheerleading
90
Track Girls
35
Physical Education,
Hyline
91
Trainer
36
Science
92
Volleyball Girls
37
Social Studies
93
District UIL
38
Sponsor/Lunch/Lab
94
Shriner Tract
39
RSB
95
Graduation
40
Pedernales
96
Literary UIL
41
Fine Arts, Tech Theater
97
Student Council
42
C/T Business/Office
Education
98
Academic Decatholon
43
C/T Independent Study
99
Superintendent
44
C/T Home Economics
45
C/T Industrial
Cooperative Training
46
C/T Industrial Technology
Education
47
C/T Marketing Education
48
C/T Diversed Career
49
Multi-Age Grades 1-2
50
C/T Microcomputer
Applications
51
Unassigned
52
Lacrosse
53
Resource
54
Special Education Home
Room (SEHR)
55
Special Olympics
2004-2005 FISCAL YEAR ACCOUNTING
CODE OVERVIEW
Fund Function Object
Local 1 Organization Fiscal Year
Program Intent Local 2
199 11
6399 30
001 0
11
00000
Operating Instruction Supplies
Mathematics High School
Zero-Filled Basic Instruction
Generic
FUNDS:
OBJECTS:
199 - General Fund
61XX - Payroll Costs
183 - Athletics
62XX - Professional and
Contracted Services
204 - ESEA Title IV,
Safe & Drug Free Schools and Communities
Act
63XX - Supplies and
Materials
211 - ESEA Title I,
Part A Improving Basic Program
64XX - Other Operating
Expenses
224 - IDEA - Part B,
Formula
65XX - Debt Service
225 - IDEA - Part B,
Preschool
66XX - Capital Outlay
226 - IDEA - Part B,
Discretionary
235 - ESEA Title VI,
Innovation Educational Program
Strategies
ORGANIZATIONS:
244 - Vocation
Education – Basic Grant
001 - Westlake High
School
255 - ESEA Title
VI-Class Size Reduction
002 - Alternative
Learning Center
262 - Title II, Part D,
Enhanced Education
041 - Hill Country
Middle School
263 - LEP Title III
042 - West Ridge Middle
School
269 - Title V, Part A,
Innovative Education
101 - Eanes Elementary
School
350 - Title III, LEP,
Shared Services
102 - Cedar Creek
Elementary School
392 - Non-Ed Community
Based Support Services
103 - Valley View
Elementary School
385 - State
Supplemental Visually Impaired
104 - Forest Trail
Elementary School
393 - Texas Success
School Program
105 - Barton Creek
Elementary School
397 - Advanced
Placement Incentives
106 - Bridge Point
Elementary School
404 - Student Success
Initiative
501 - General Debt
Obligations
411 - Technology
Allotment
699 - Summer School
461 - Campus Activity
Funds
6XX - Capital
Improvements
499 - Trust and Agency
Funds
599 - Debt Service
702 - School Board
618 - Capital Projects
99 Series
703 - Tax Costs
619 - Capital Projects
01 Series
731 -
Board/Supt/Business Affairs
620 - Capital Projects
02 Series
734 - Human Resources &
Communications
690 - Capital Projects
(Local)
871 - Curriculum Office
701 - National School
Breakfast & Lunch Program
872 - Special
Education (Local)
711 - Community
Education
874 - San Marcos Civic
Foundation
712 - Eanes Child
Development Center
875 – Discipline
Alternative Ed/Rider 44
713 - Music Lessons
903 - Public
Information
754 - Computer Operations
906 - Support Services
Department
810 - Trust Fund
Expendable
911 - Child Nutrition
Services Dept.
861 - Tax Collection
Agency
913 - Transportation
Department
865 - Student Activity
Accounts
917 - Fine Arts
Management Office
876 - Cafe 125 Agency
94X - Community
Education
FUNCTIONS:
950 - District-Wide
Obligations
11 – Instruction
96X - Special Education
(Federal)
12 - Instructional
Resources and Media Services
97X - Other Federal
Programs
13 - Curriculum
Development and Instructional Staff
Development
981 - City of West Lake
Hills
21 - Instructional
Leadership
982 - Water District
#10
23 - School Leadership
984 - Water District
#20
31 - Guidance,
Counseling and Evaluation Services
985 - County Education
District (CED)
33 - Health Services
997 - Live Oak
34 - Student (Pupil)
Transportation
35 - Food Services
PROGRAM INTENT CODES:
36 - Cocurricular/Extracurricular
Activities
11 - Basic Educational
Services
41 - General
Administration
21 - Gifted and
Talented
51 - Plant Maintenance
and Operations
22 - Career and
Technology
52 - Security and
Monitoring Services
23 - Special Education
53 - Data Processing
Services
24 - Accelerated
Education
61 – Community Services
25 - Bilingual/Special
Language Programs
71 - Debt Service
26 – Non Disciplinary
AEP
81 - Facilities
Acquisition and Construction
28 – Disciplinary AEP
91 - Contracted
Instructional Services Between Public
Schools
30 – Title I, Part A
92 – Incremental Cost
Chapter 41, TEC, Purchase or Sale of
WADA
91 - Athletics and
Related Activities
95 - Payments to
Juvenile Justice Alternative Education
Programs
ACCOUNTING
CODE OVERVIEW, CONTINUED
LOCAL 1 CODE
LOCAL 1 DESCRIPTION
LOCAL 1 CODE
LOCAL 1 DESCRIPTION
00
Generic
56
Speech
01
Unassigned
57
Structured Behavior
02
Kindergarten
58
Pre School Pgm Students
w/Disabilities
03
Unassigned
59
Content Mastery
04
First Grade
60
Dyslexia
05
Second Grade
61
Star Steppers
06
Third Grade
62
Baseball Boys
07
Fourth Grade
63
Basketball Boys
08
Fifth Grade
64
Basketball Girls
09
Mixed Grade K-1
65
Pervasive Develop.
Disorder (PDD)
10
Mixed Grade 2-3
66
District Track meets
11
Debate
67
Pep Squad
12
Slingerland
68
Cross Country Boys
13
Alternative Education
Program
69
Cross Country Girls
14
Alternative Learning
Center
70
Stadium Message Center
15
Business Education
71
Stadium Rental
16
Career and Technology
Education
72
Texas Football Classic
17
Computer Science
73
Football Boys
18
English Language Arts
74
Golf Boys
19
Fine Arts, Art
75
Golf Girls
20
Fine Arts, Band
76
Unassigned
21
Fine Arts, Choir
77
Unassigned
22
Fine Arts, Drama
78
Unassigned
23
Fine Arts, Music
79
Unassigned
24
Fine Arts, Orchestra
80
Unassigned
25
Foreign Language
81
Season Tickets
26
Health
82
Soccer Boys
27
Journalism, Newspaper
83
Soccer Girls
28
Journalism, Photo
84
Unassigned
29
Journalism, Yearbook
85
Softball Girls
30
Mathematics
86
Wrestling
31
Other Elective Areas
87
Swimming Boys & Girls
32
Physical Education, Reg
88
Tennis Boys & Girls
33
Physical Education,
Athletics
89
Track Boys
34
Physical Education,
Cheerleading
90
Track Girls
35
Physical Education,
Hyline
91
Trainer
36
Science
92
Volleyball Girls
37
Social Studies
93
District UIL
38
Sponsor/Lunch/Lab
94
Shriner Tract
39
RSB
95
Graduation
40
Pedernales
96
Literary UIL
41
Fine Arts, Tech Theater
97
Student Council
42
C/T Business/Office
Education
98
Academic Decatholon
43
C/T Independent Study
99
Superintendent
44
C/T Home Economics
45
C/T Industrial
Cooperative Training
46
C/T Industrial Technology
Education
47
C/T Marketing Education
48
C/T Diversed Career
49
Multi-Age Grades 1-2
50
C/T Microcomputer
Applications
51
Unassigned
52
Lacrosse
53
Resource
54
Special Education Home
Room (SEHR)
55
Special Olympics
R 11
Instruction
This function
is used for activities that deal directly with
the interaction between teachers and students.
Teaching may be provided for students in a
school classroom, in another location such as a
home or hospital, and in other learning
situations. It may also be provided through some
other approved medium such as television, radio,
telephone, telecommunications, multimedia and
correspondence. This function includes
expenditures / expenses for direct classroom
instruction and other activities that deliver,
enhance or direct the delivery of learning
situations to students.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 12
Instructional Resources and Media Services
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly and exclusively used for resource
centers, establishing and maintaining libraries
and other major facilities dealing with
educational resources and media.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 13
Curriculum Development and Instructional Staff
Development
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly and exclusively used to aid
instructional staff in planning, developing and
evaluating the process of providing learning
experiences for students. Expenditures and
expenses include inservice training and other
staff development for instructional or
instructional-related personnel (Functions 11,
12 and 13) of the school district. This function
also includes expenditures and expenses related
to research and development activities that
investigate, experiment, and/or follow-through
with the development of new or modified
instructional methods, techniques, procedures,
services, etc.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 21
Instructional Leadership
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly used for managing, directing,
supervising, and providing leadership for staff
who provide general and specific instructional
services.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 23 School
Leadership
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are used
to direct and manage a school campus. They
include the activities performed by the
principal, assistant principals and other
assistants while they:
• Supervise
all operations of the campus
• Evaluate
staff members of the campus
• Assign
duties to staff members maintaining the records
of the students on the campus
• Coordinate
school instructional activities with those of
the entire school district
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 31
Guidance, Counseling and Evaluation Services
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly and exclusively used for assessing and
testing students' abilities, aptitudes and
interests; counseling students with respect to
career and educational opportunities and helping
them establish realistic goals. This function
includes costs of psychological services,
identification of individual characteristics,
testing, educational counseling, student
evaluation and occupational counseling.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 32 Social
Work Services
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly and exclusively used for activities
such as:
•
Investigating and diagnosing student social
needs arising out of the home, school or
community
• Casework
and group work services for the child, parent or
both
•
Interpreting the social needs of students for
other staff members
• Promoting
modification of the circumstances surrounding
the individual student which are related to his
or her social needs. (This includes referrals to
and interaction with other governmental
agencies.)
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 33 Health
Services
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
directly and exclusively used for providing
physical health services which are not direct
instruction. This includes activities that
provide students with appropriate medical,
dental and nursing services.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 34 Student
(Pupil) Transportation
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are
incurred for transporting students to and from
school.
Expenditures/expenses for regular bus routes to
and from school are to be recorded using Program
Intent Code 99 (Undistributed), and Organization
Code 999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code
998 (Unallocated, Local Option).
Expenditures/expenses for transportation
specifically and exclusively for purposes of
transporting students relating to enhanced
program intents such as Career and Technology
and Services to Students with Disabilities
(Special Education), etc., are to be recorded in
Function 34 with the appropriate program intent
codes.
R 35 Food
Services
This function
is used for food service operation
expenditures/expenses, including the cost of
food, labor, and other expenditures/expenses
necessary for the preparation, transportation
and storage of food to provide to students and
staff. Expenditures/expenses are used directly
and exclusively for supervision and maintenance
of a food service operation.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 36
Cocurricular/Extracurricular Activities
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses for
school-sponsored activities during or after the
school day that are not essential to the
delivery of services for Function 11, the
Function code 20 series or other Function code
30 series. These activities are generally
designed to provide students with experiences
such as motivation and the enjoyment and
improvement of skills in either a competitive or
noncompetitive setting. These activities include
student groups such as Future Farmers of America
(FFA), National Honor Society, etc.
Cocurricular
activities are those activities that are not
essential to instruction but enhance the
curriculum and include University
Interscholastic League competition such as
one-act plays, speech, debate, band, etc.
Extracurricular
activities are those activities that do not
enhance the instructional program including
athletics that normally involve competition
between schools (and frequently involve
offsetting gate receipts or fees such as
football, baseball, volleyball, track and
tennis). Also included are related activities
(such as drill team, pep squad and cheerleading)
that exist because of athletics.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
If the school
district has activity funds, the goods purchased
for resale are to be classified in this
function, with the gross sale of goods recorded
in Revenue Object Code 5755, Results from
Enterprising Activities, Activity Funds and/or
Clearing Accounts.
R 4l General
Administration
This function
is for expenditures/expenses that are for
purposes of managing or governing the school
district as an overall entity. This function
covers multiple activities that are not directly
and exclusively used for costs applicable to
specific functions. General administration is an
indirect cost applicable to other expenditure
functions of a school district.
Program
Intent Code 99 is to be used for all
expenditures for Function 41. The organization
codes specified in the 700 organization code
group are the only organization codes to be used
with Function 41 costs and may not be used in
any other function, other than specific costs in
Function 53 (Data Processing) that relate to the
functions of the business office.
R 51 Plant
Maintenance and Operations
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses for activities
to keep the physical plant and grounds open,
clean, comfortable and in effective working
condition and state of repair. This function is
used to record expenditures/expenses for the
maintenance and operation of the physical plant
and grounds. This function also includes
expenditures/expenses associated with
warehousing and receiving services.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 52 Security
and Monitoring Services
This function
is used for expenditures/expenses that are for
activities to keep student and staff
surroundings safe, whether in transit to or from
school, on a campus or participating in
school-sponsored events at another location.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 53 Data
Processing Services
This function
is for expenditures/expenses for data processing
services, whether in-house or contracted.
Examples of Function 53 costs are costs for
computer facility management, computer
processing, systems development, analysis and
design, and those interfacing costs associated
with general types of technical assistance to
data users. Specific types of applications
include attendance accounting, grade reporting,
financial accounting and human
resources/personnel. Personal Computers (PC’s)
that are stand alone are to be charged to the
appropriate function. Peripherals including
terminals and printers are to be charged to the
appropriate function. Costs associated with
mainframe, minicomputers and networked or stand
alone microcomputers that provide services to
multiple functions are to be recorded here.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
For data
processing expenditures associated with business
office functions such as accounting and payroll,
Organization Code 750 is to be used.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 61
Community Services
This function
is used for expenditures that are for activities
or purposes other than regular public
education and adult basic education services.
These types of expenditures are used for
services or activities relating to the whole
community or some segment of the community. This
includes providing resources to non-public
schools, institutions of higher education, and
any proprietary types of services incurred for
outside entities in the community.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 62 School
District Administrative Support Services (Used
by Education Service Centers Only)
This function
code is to be used exclusively by education
service centers for expenditures related to
performing certain administrative functions for
school districts. These services can include
non-instructional services for students such as
guidance and counseling, social work, health and
food services as well as general administrative
services such as fiscal budget, accounting,
joint purchasing, tax administration, SAS
preparation services, etc.
This function
is used by education service centers for
region-wide activities that encompass inservice
education and other developmental activities
provided to non-instructional or instructional
related school district professional personnel
(i.e., professional personnel in functions other
than 11, 12 and 13).
R 71 Debt
Service
This function
is used for expenditures that are for the
retirement of recurring bond, capital lease
principal, and other debt, related debt service
fees, and for all debt interest. Note principal
for short-term loans (one year or less in
duration) is to be recorded in the liability
account 2122, Notes Payable - Current Year.
For this
function the school district is to use Program
Intent Code 99 (Undistributed), and Organization
Code 999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code
998 (Unallocated, Local Option).
R 81
Facilities Acquisition and Construction
This function
is used by school districts for expenditures
that are for acquiring, equipping, and/or making
additions to real property andsites,
including lease and capital lease transactions.
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
If specific
program intent codes are not used, the school
district is to use Program Intent Code 99
(Undistributed). If specific organization codes
are not used, the school district is to use
Organization Code 999 (Undistributed) or
Organization Code 998 (Unallocated, Local
Option).
R 91
Contracted Instructional Services Between Public
Schools
This function
code is used for expenditures that are used for:
• Providing
financial resources for services in another
public school through a contract for education
of nonresident students under Subchapter E,
Chapter 41, TEC
• Purchasing
attendance credits from the state under
Subchapter D, Chapter 41, TEC
Costs for
contractual arrangements under Subchapter E,
Chapter 41, are recorded under this function
code only if the agreement is to pay for
services managed and administered by another
school district receiving payments under
Subchapter E, Chapter 41, TEC. This function is
to be used exclusively for the purchase of
Weighted Average Daily Attendance (WADA) from
either the state or other school districts. This
function code is also used to account for all
incremental costs associated with this activity.
For this
functions, the school district is to use Program
Intent Code 99 (Undistributed) and Organization
Code 999 (Undistributed).
R 92
Incremental Costs Associated with Chapter 41,
Texas Education Code, Purchase or Sale of WADA
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for the
purpose of positioning a school district with
excess wealth per WADA to purchase attendance
credits either from the state or from other
school district(s).
Certain
expenditures must be accounted for by
organization code and program intent code. See
Organization Code section and Program Intent
section for guidance concerning mandatory and
optional uses.
School
districts are encouraged to use appropriate
program intent and organization codes for all
other costs that are directly attributable to a
specific program intent and/or organization.
However, benefits to the management of the
school district in relation to the effort to
allocate these costs should be examined before
allocating costs that are not mandatory.
For this
function the school district is to use Program
Intent Code 99 (Undistributed) and Organization
Code 999 (Undistributed).
R 93 Payments
to Fiscal Agent/Member Districts of Shared
Services Arrangements
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for (1)
payments from a member district to a fiscal
agent of a shared services arrangement; or, (2)
payments from a fiscal agent to a member
district of a shared services arrangement.
The
appropriate program intent code should be used
for these expenditures. Use Organization Code
999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code 998
(Unallocated, Local Option).
R 94 Payments
to Other School Districts under the Public
Education Grant Program
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for the
purpose of providing financial resources for
providing financial resources for instruction
and other services under Section 29.201, TEC,
Public Education Grant Program. This function
code is also used to account for incremental
costs associated with this activity.
The
appropriate program intent code should be used
for these expenditures. Use Organization Code
999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code 998
(Unallocated, Local Option).
R 95 Payments
to Juvenile Justice Alternative Education
Programs
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for the
purpose of providing financial resources for
Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Programs
under Chapter 37, TEC. This function code is
used to account for payments to other
governmental entities in connection with
students that are placed in discretionary or
mandatory JJAEP settings.
The
appropriate program intent code should be used
for these expenditures. Use Organization Code
999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code 998
(Unallocated, Local Option).
R 96 Payments
to Charter Schools
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for the
purpose of providing financial resources for
charter schools operated by another educational
entity under Chapter 12, TEC. This function code
is also used to account for incremental costs
associated with this activity.
Note: If
expenditures classified under this function code
are not intergovernmental in nature,
reclassification of expenditures to the
appropriate functions may be necessary in order
to represent fairly the financial results of the
school district. A school district’s external
auditor should make this determination based
upon the materiality of these expenditures in
the course of the review of PEIMS
data submitted by the school district.
The
appropriate program intent code should be used
for these expenditures. Use Organization Code
999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code 998
(Unallocated, Local Option).
R 97 Payments
to Tax Increment Fund
This function
code is used for expenditures that are for the
purpose of providing financial resources paid
into a tax increment fund under Chapter 311, Tax
Code. The revenues are recorded under fund 199,
Object 5746. The expenditures are recorded under
fund 199, Object 6499.
The
appropriate program intent code should be used
for these expenditures. Use Organization Code
999 (Undistributed) or Organization Code 998
(Unallocated, Local Option).
R 99 Other
Intergovernmental Charges
This code is
used to record other intergovernmental charges
not defined above.
This function code is used
for expenditures that are used for obtaining
instructional services from another public
school for grade levels not served in a school
district under Section 25.039, TEC.
BUDGET/EXPENDITURE OBJECT CODES
61XX
-Payroll Costs
611X - Salary or
Wages for Teachers and Other Professional
Personnel
6112
- Substitutes Teachers only (with function 11
and 13)
6118 - Extra
Duty Pay for Teachers and Other Professional
Personnel
6119
- Salaries/Wages for Teachers and Other
Professional Personnel (as defined by the Fair
Labor Standards Act)
612X -
Para-Professional Staff and Support Personnel
6121
- Extra Duty Pay/Overtime beyond the normal
working day or amounts above the school
district’s standard pay for additional
qualifications
6129
- Salaries or Wages for Para-Professional and
Support Personnel defined as non-exempt by the
Fair Labor Standards Act
613X - Employee
Allowances
6131
- Contract Buyouts
6132
- TRS Supplemental Comp
6139
- Employee Allowances (e.g., auto allowances,
uniform and meal allowance, in-kind payments
unless exempted under IRS code
614X
- Employee Benefits
6141
- Social Security/Medicare
6142
- Group Health and Life Insurance
6143
- Worker’s Compensation
6144
- TRS/TRS Care On Behalf Payments
6145
- Unemployment Compensation
6146
- Teacher Retirement System
6148 - Sick
Leave
6149
- Other Employee Benefits
62XX
-Professional and Contracted Services
621X -
Professional Services
6211
- Legal Services
6212
- Audit Services
6213
- Tax Appraisal and Collection
6219
- Professional Services (from independent
contractor – specialized degree)
6239
- Regional Education Service Center Services
(data processing services, media services,
special education services, vocational education
services, staff & curriculum development, drug
training, and grant writing services.)
624X -
Contracted Maintenance and Repair Services
6244 -
Contracted maintenance and repair of office
furniture and equipment, computers,
district-owned phone systems, facsimile
machines, maintenance agreement fees, and other
equipment items not fixed to a building or
grounds when the repairs are provided by an
outside individual or firm
6245 -
Contracted Maintenance and Repair of Vehicles
6246 -
Contracted Services for Buildings and Grounds
6249
- Other Contracted Maintenance and Repair
(contracted maintenance on copiers owned by the
district, software upgrades and software
maintenance agreements)
625X -
Utilities
6255 - Water and
Wastewater Treatment
6256 -
Sanitation (Garbage Disposal)
6257 - Telephone
Services, Telecommunication Charges for Cellular
Phones, Pagers, Modem Line Charges, Facsimile
Charges, etc.
6258 -
Electricity
6259
- Natural Gas, Propane, Coal and any Fuel used
for Heating and Cooling of Buildings
626X - Rentals
-- Operating Leases
6264 - Renting
or Leasing either equipment or property under
operating lease agreements
6265 - Rental of
Vehicles
6269
- Other Rentals and Leases
629X -
Miscellaneous Contracted
Services
6299
- Miscellaneous Contracted Services (printing,
story tellers, non specialized)
63XX -
SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
631X - Supplies
and Materials for Maintenance and/or Operations
6311
- Gasoline and Other Fuels for Vehicles,
Including Buses
6316 -
Janitorial Supplies
6317 - Building
Maintenance Supplies
6318 -
Groundskeeping Supplies
6319
- Other Supplies for Maintenance and/or
Operations
632X - Textbooks
and Other Reading Materials
6321
- Textbooks
6325 - TEA
Payment for the Cost of Lost/Damaged State
Adopted Textbooks
6328 –
Library books
6329
- Reading materials other than library books
(subscriptions, etc)
6524
- Amortization of Bond & Other Related Costs
(included are amortized deferred gain and loss
amounts in connection with the defeasance of
bonds)
6525
- Amortization of Premium & Discount on Issuance
of Bonds (in connection with the issuance of
debt)
6529
- Other Interest (not specified elsewhere)
659X - Other
Debt Service Expenditures/Expenses
6599
- Other Debt Fees (e.g., issuance costs, fees,
payment to fiscal or escrow agent)
66XX -
Capital Outlay-Land, Buildings and Equipment
661X - Land
Purchase and/or Improvements
6614 - Land
Purchase and Associated Fees
6619
- Land Improvements and Associated Fees
662X -
Construction and/or Improvements
6623 - Auxiliary
Facilities Purchase
6624 -
Building Purchase
6625 -
Infrastructure
6628 - Auxiliary
Facilities Improvements and Associated Fees
6629
- Building Construction/ Improvements and
Associated Fees
663X - Furniture
and Equipment (at $5,000 or more per unit value)
6631
- Vehicles
6639
- Furniture and Equipment (e.g., telephone
systems, intercommunication
and telecommunication systems, mainframe and
mini-computers, high capacity copy machines and
site licenses)
664X - District
Defined Assets
6641
- Vehicles Per Unit Cost of Less than $5,000
6649 - Fixed
Assets, Other Locally Defined
665X - Fixed
Assets Under Lease/Purchase
6651
- Capital Lease of Buildings (includes movable)
6659
- Capital Lease of Furniture and Equipment
666X - Library
Books and Media
6669
- Books and film that meet the one year useful
life criteria and are to be catalogued and
controlled by the library.
8XXX - Other
Uses/Non-Operating Expenses/Residual Equity
Transfers Out
891X- Other Uses
8911
- Transfers Out (i.e., to other funds of the
school district)
8912
- Special Items (i.e., unusal in nature or
infrequent in occurrence such as workforce
reductions, costs connected with
early-retirement program, etc.)
8913 - Extraordinary Items (i.e., unusual in
nature and infrequent in occurrence such as
natural disaster caused by fire, flood, tornado,
hurricane, or hail storm; or costs associated to
an environmental disaster)
8949 - Other Uses (to include amounts
refunded to taxpayers as a result of court
decisions involving tax rate(s), taxable value(s)
and/or levy(ies), if such decisions are rendered
after the close of fiscal year of disputed
property tax collection(s), including related
penalities and interest.