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Balance on hand from previous year
$162,333
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Disbursements
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CategoryItemProposedAmountDescription (specific line item allocations in this column are informational and may be adjusted within the overall line item as needed)Year-to-DateRemaining / (Over)
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Core Literacy and Math Programs (Salary paid for all Core Literacy and Math Programs Costs only)ELD Coach137,702.00 (137,702.00)
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Literacy / Library Programming0.00 -
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Literacy Intervention RTI 0.00 -
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Math Intervention RTI 0.00 -
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Math Intervention tutors0.00 -
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4,045.82 (4,045.82)
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*BUSD Mandatory Salary Reserve (_%?)BUSD requires us to provide an additional cushion for any unexpected variances associated with staff costs.3,300.00 (3,300.00)
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*BUSD Rollover core literacy1,976.25 (1,976.25)
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23,307.29
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Not Literacy or Math (Salary paid for all other academic costs not including Literacy and Math paid by PTA)Art Teacher/Artistic Support$0$01,742.14 (1,742.14)
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PE Teacher/Athletic Director$61,624$61,624Pays for the 2024-2025 PE teacher; check to be written in June.1,432.11 60,191.89
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Dance/Music/Movement Teacher3,415.00 (3,415.00)
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Garden Teacher -
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Other Teacher/Substitute2,500.00 (2,500.00)
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Kinder Tutor2,500.00 (2,500.00)
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Counselor/PBIS, Interns1,402.83 (1,402.83)
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BUSD Mandatory Salary Reserve ( %?) Not literacy or math$3,081$3,081BUSD requires us to provide an additional cushion for any unexpected variances associated with staff costs.2,639.78 441.42
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*BUSD Rollover not core -
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9,812.02
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Student/Grade Level Programming*Materials and Supplies for School Site$13,176$13,176Expenses from this line item need to be approved by the principal. Computer cart ($8,176.28; one-time purchase for 2023-2024; adjusted based on actuals).4,999.02 8,177.26
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*Supplies - Teacher Classroom Supplies, additional art supplies$9,800$9,800$800 for the art teacher. $200 for each of 13 classroom teachers and for the PE teacher. $100 for each of gardening teacher, science teacher, the 4 specialists (Special Ed (2 positions), Lit Coach, RTI), the ELD specialist, and the speech teacher, classroom library and supply refresh (13*$400). Provides a buffer ($200) for extra supplies that may be fund raised by the grade levels. 9,800.00
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Puberty Education$2,775$2,775Includes the 4 day curriculum for 5th graders including parent education night. The price is expected to be $3,300 for the 2024-2025 school year.0.00 2,775.00
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End of Year Fair (Kid World Support)$2,000$2,0000.00 2,000.00
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Fieldtrips/Mosaic Scholarships$29,009$29,0095th grade overnight fieldtrip plus transportation $19,509 (all but $4,700 covered by parent donations), additional $1,000 for 4th grade Angel Island Trip, $500 for 13 classrooms plus $2,000 extra (covered by parent donations). 29,009.04
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Materials & Supplies to BUSD$15,000$15,000Included in the check to BUSD.1,095.29 13,904.71
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Library Programming / Literacy$2,300$2,300Pays for additional books, supplies, furniture, and special programs for the library (e.g., guest speakers), $1000. Includes $1,000 to support the Summer Book Giveaway, and $300 for the books and cookies program.16,041.67 (13,741.67)
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Grade Level Expenses1,719.96 (1,719.96)
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Graduation Expenses$1,200$1,200Flowers, decorations ($350), gift bags ($150), chairs ($200), refreshments ($300)8,412.33 (7,212.33)
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Planners/Scholarhsips2,473.65 (2,473.65)
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Student Council3,000.00 (3,000.00)
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School Day Events$3,200$3,200Supports cultural and general enrichment activities and performances during the school day. 3,200.00
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Science Grants0.00 -
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PE Teacher Grant$290$2903,486.00 (3,196.00)
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Teacher Mini Grants$4,370$4,370The expectation is there will be grants of $290 for the 13 classroom teachers, $150 for gardening teacher, $150 for science teacher, and $50 for each of the other 4 specialists (Special Ed (2 positions), Lit Coach, RTI), $50 for ELD specialist, $50 for speech teacher. The actual detailed allocation will be at the discretion of the principal. 4,370.00
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516.38
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AfterschoolAfterschool Program Scholarships$2,456$2,456Expectation that afterschool enrichment fundraises this amount.260.00 2,196.00
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Afterschool Supplies/Snacks/Activities1,122.74 (1,122.74)
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Afterschool/ Math Support639.86 (639.86)
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Afterschool Enrichment$544$544To support the enrichment program. 0.00 544.00
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LEARNS/BEARS421.75 (421.75)
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Staff and School SupportStaff Professional Development$500$500682.77 (182.77)
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Staff Retreat$5,000$5,000This is for the retreat for the Emerson staff before the start of school. This adds $1,500 for the 2024-2025 retreat deposit and insurance0.00 5,000.00
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Principal's Discretionary Fund$1,500$1,500To be spent at the discretion of the principal for supplies or other school-related expenses.1,821.00 (321.00)
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School Secretary/Office Assistant/Assistant VP$38,744$38,744Pays for an office assistant at 0.73 FTE who supports families by providing clerical assistance, translation and help to families and visitors. Copying, laminating and general materials support for teachers.5,162.96 33,581.04
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Assistant Principal -
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Cultural Competency Activities247,630.62 (247,630.62)
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Software - Online learning$5,395$5,395Includes Mystery Science ($1395) and $4,000 to be available to spend on acadmic software. Software for school use must be on the district's approved list (https://www.berkeleyschools.net/departments/busd-technology-department/busd-approved-instructional-software-resources/) 5,395.00
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BUSD Mandatory Salary Reserve ( %?) Staff and School Support$1,938$1,938BUSD requires us to provide an additional cushion for any unexpected variances associated with staff costs. 1,938.00
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Support BSEP Measure500500Contribution to the campaign for Yes on BSEP 20242024-2025#VALUE!
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Actual
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Events, Parents and Community (Non Student/School Program Specific Expenses)Cultural Enrichment$1,000$1,00018,915.17 (17,915.17)
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Events - Community Building, Family Events$14,727$14,727Supports PTA-sponsored events. May include Ice cream social, Pancake breakfast, Parent's Night Out, Spring Festival, Family Art Night, PTA meetings, Family Literacy Night, Fall Harvest/Halloween Festival, K/TK Playdates 1,583.48 13,143.52
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Spring Day/Back to School/School Day$2,019$2,019Welcome Coffee ($269), Back to School Night Child Care ($250), First Friday Coffee ($150*10) 2,019.00
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Equity Events - Emerson Only$10,000$10,000Supports racial equity events and programming. Teacher equity professional development ($1,200 training, $200 books), Meetings on the Bridge ($2050 for 2 meetings and books), Spring Equity Circle ($5,800), Emerson Black Oratorical Fest ($250), Dia de los Muertos Event ($250), Outreach/Cultural Events ($250). These events will be for Emerson families.0.00 10,000.00
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Equity Events - Community Invited$2,000$2,000Supports racial equity events and programming where community members may be invited.25,780.49 (23,780.49)
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Staff Gifts and Appreciation$3,650$3,650$1,250 for Staff Appreciation Week, $300 for Principal/Secretaries' Appreciation, $400 for other individuals, $1,000 for Move-a-thon teacher gifts, $700 for Random Acts of Kindness. Funds can go to staff, parents, service providers, or others who have gone above and beyond. 3,650.00
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Parent Classes Workshop Training192,822.88 (192,822.88)
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Affinity Groups208.00 (208.00)
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OFEE (Berkeley Fund School Funds donation)12,489.05 (12,489.05)
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Other Parent and Community Services1,119.08 (1,119.08)
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School FacilitiesPandemic/Emergency Fund/Distance Learning36,879.96 (36,879.96)
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Facilities (Green Team, Grounds, Emergency Supplies)$1,000$1,000Includes School Beautification projects as part of the Arts Program ($1,000)0.00 1,000.00
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Staff Parking Permit$3,486$3,486This covers 42 permits at $83/permit.4,440.91 (954.91)
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Decorations2,108.15 (2,108.15)
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Safe Route to School, Rolling Drop-off -
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PTA AdminAccounting Software296,347.17 (296,347.17)
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Bank charges -
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Insurance$704$704Annual CA State PTA insurance premium ($282) and supplemental work's compensation insurance ($422384). Revised based on actuals. 704.00
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Miscellaneous -
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Office Supplies for PTA -
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Permits and Fees -
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PTA membership fees (per-caps) paid by PTA that are not collected from members$746$746Membership estimate of 142. To be paid to Berkeley Council. 746.00
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Publications/Website$1,142$1,142Annual website hosting ($312), outbound email campaigns ($120), Where's Waldo ($450 for membershiptoolkit.com, Domain registration ($10), PTA Communication card ($100), Yearbook editing ($150) 1,142.00
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Taxes, Tax Preparation$612$612Includes annual tax preparation fee, RRF charitable registration fee for $75, $30 for 1099-NEC forms for contractors (assumes 6 forms). Revised to meet actuals. 612.00
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Training -
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Transfers -
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Unallocated$4,000$4,000Additional budget for unexpected expenses or budget overruns. The Board shall have the authority to spend these funds at its discretion with a majority vote. 4,000.00
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Fundraising expenses*Fundraiser "Football Parking"$800$800For fire permit and city of Berkeley business license and janitorial and childcare when needed. Revised to meet actuals. 800.00
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*Fundraiser "Move-a-thon"$0$0The expectation is that the PTA will not need to have this fundraiser. -
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*Fundraiser "Read-a-thon"$1,500$1,500Covers prizes, printing, materials and any other expenses related to the administration of the Read-a-thon. Revised to meet expected actuals. 1,500.00
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*Fundraiser "Heart of Emerson"$5,500$5,500Expenses of $5,000 to include prizes, SWAG, marketing materials, postage. Includes $500 for extra shirts that will be sold as Emerson gear. 5,500.00
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Total Disbursements$257,289$257,289$1,087,956#VALUE!
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Estimated Receipts
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SalesFootball Parking$17,480$17,48015,548.87 1,930.84
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Friday Coffee$151$151180.80 (29.80)
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Emerson gear sales$1,071$1,071Includes fundraised amounts from HOE shirt sales2,585.88 (1,515.06)
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EventsMove-a-thon$0$00.00 -