Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Harford County Public ...
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<strong>Harford</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> Schools<br />
Management's Discussion and Analysis (MD&A)<br />
June 30, 2012<br />
welfare. Of the remaining 12.90%, all but about 3.64% is used for the direct administration of<br />
schools and instructional support. It is important to note that in this report format, costs for<br />
employee benefits and depreciation on fixed assets are allocated to the appropriate program or<br />
function.<br />
Total revenues decreased by 2.46% from the prior year, as shown in the table below. This<br />
decrease is attributable to decreases in operating grants as well as decreases in contributions and<br />
capital grants and contributions. HCPS is fiscally dependent on local and state aid to fund its<br />
daily operations. State aid is largely formula driven based on student population and wealth.<br />
Local revenue, provided by the <strong>Harford</strong> <strong>County</strong> Government, is dependent upon the economic<br />
condition of the <strong>County</strong>. However, the education statute requires a minimum level of funding<br />
equal to the prior year’s per pupil contribution times the current year projected enrollment. Most<br />
of the operating grant funding is from the State and <strong>County</strong> governments as well.<br />
Expenses decreased by 0.85%. The bulk of the decrease, in terms of dollars, occurred in the<br />
instruction categories reflecting decreased costs from lower operating costs for school-based<br />
positions.<br />
<strong>Harford</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> Schools<br />
Change in Net Assets<br />
June 30, 2011 June 30, 2012<br />
Revenues<br />
Charges for services $ 9,694,002 $ 9,420,543<br />
Operating grants and contributions 136,195,979 128,526,812<br />
Capital grants and contributions 47,666,945 28,383,194<br />
Local appropriations 211,067,388 217,782,344<br />
State aid 140,638,081 143,455,592<br />
Federal aid 695,554 1,345,207<br />
Miscellaneous 3,960,060 7,507,665<br />
Unrestricted investment earnings 43,075 32,894<br />
Total revenues 549,961,084 536,454,251<br />
Expenses<br />
Instruction 383,639,311 371,555,181<br />
Administration 15,340,652 16,113,511<br />
Mid-level administration 36,620,721 37,070,005<br />
Pupil personnel services 2,222,690 2,322,350<br />
Health services 4,849,562 5,254,923<br />
Pupil transportation 35,423,950 37,331,566<br />
Operation of plant 38,716,053 40,267,000<br />
Maintenance of plant and equipment 15,789,251 16,989,239<br />
Community services 451,022 420,776<br />
Food services 14,848,019 15,829,476<br />
Interest on long-term debt 512,108 615,326<br />
Depreciation - unallocated 87,419 85,824<br />
Total expenses 548,500,758 543,855,177<br />
Change in Net Assets 1,460,326 (7,400,926)<br />
Net assets - beginning of year 458,558,538 460,018,864<br />
Net assets - end of year $ 460,018,864 $ 452,617,938<br />
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