Show Salient Facts Facts- f South Sanpete Schools TAXATION AND TEACHERS SALARIES IN SOUTH SANPETE SCHOOL DIS This article prepared by Evart J J. J Jensen School Board member District No 1 I. I M Most st of the following data and statements in this article are axe taken from the annual yearly audits of South Sanpete School District made by Wood Child Mann Child Mann and Smith accountants and auditors and covering covering the me years years i 1949 50 1949 49 50 to 1958 1958 59 59 The years of 60 1959 and 1960 6 f 1960 1 were made by Peat Marwick Mitchell Co Co certified public accountants Tattle Table compiled from yearly audits and shows local taxation for the support of South Sanpete District public schools I There is a state levy collected in Sanpete County and which goes into the State Uniform School Fund and redistributed r to districts on a basis classroom of-classroom of units on on 27 pupils average daily attendance This will be added to the mill levy in m this table to get the total t. t taxes collected in South San Sanpete ete School Sched District for fo- elementary Junior High and High School operation Years Assessed Valuation M Mill l Levy Local Tax Taxes s Levied Taxes Collected Uncollected Taxes P Percent r Collected Del Tax Collected Total Tola Taxes Collected 49 1948 00 1736 50 1949 1872 51 1950 00 2125 52 1951 2170 79 53 1952 2570 F 54 1953 2450 17 55 1954 2760 r. r r-i r 56 1955 57 1956 00 2940 r 58 1957 1957 L 59 1958 60 1959 f 7 7 61 1960 u I t. t The following table is compiled from data in yearly audits of South Sanpete School District financing Fiscal year of school fina financing is from July 1st of each year to June of the folio Table shows yearly money costs to district to pay salaries of 1 Teachers Principals and Supervisors rs 2 2 Instruction h Exp Expenses which includes d s' s sc c costs ts of No 1 plus school su supplies plies Free textbooks visual aids vocational ag tr travel vell and other costs of instruction No 3 Salary of Clerk and Treasurer No 4 salary of Super Super- No 5 Number of f pupils average daily attendance No 6 Yearly increase for salaries of teachers principals and supervisors No 1 No 2 No 3 No No- 4 No 5 S. S No 6 6 Yearly Increase Salaries Of Teachers Salary Of Salary Of Average Daily Dally In Teachers Year Principals Be Supervisors Instruction Expenses Clerk T Treas Superintendent ent Attendance And Supervisors Salary 49 1948 1909 50 1949 s v 1856 51 1950 1813 52 1951 i I A V- V e 4 1714 53 1952 j. j 3 9 1681 16 35 54 1953 42 2 i 1710 3 55 1954 2 9 3 1675 56 1955 1 56 I 00 1 1691 91 1 1956 57 4 i 6 1675 9 58 1957 1642 1 59 1958 5 3 78 1 1666 1 1959 60 1673 1960 61 1696 It will be noted that during the past thirteen years there has only been one me year in which t teachers acher p principals in l als and supervisors rs salaries s salaries ries h have have- ve not been when the amount less than the previous This makes total increase for teachers sal salaries s' s with less in increased This was 51 1950 paid was pre year a or pupils to teach of This his increase now has to be paid each year as there doesn't ap appear to be any n ri red reducing cing tea teacher hersal salaries ries These Thes These e are are re calculations ti at ons nS by Evart J. J J Jensen Bo Board rd Member District No 1 Total Toted revenue revenue receipts were more than those for the preceding year Receipts from local school district taxes taxes' taxes taxes' increased The amount obtained from s state lt and arid federal deral f Sources sources was higher Revenue receipts for lor the year just ended were were more than for the previous year but school operating expenses expenses expenses' went Up and cap capital at costs cons increased STATEMENTS FROM FROM AUDITS AUDITS 55 1954 Operating expenses were higher than those for the preceding years as compared with an increase of 1665 07 during the 53 1952 year over the 52 1951 year year 56 1955 56 1955 Operating rating e expenses rose over those for the year as compared with an increase of during the 55 1954 year over the 54 1953 year The n net t cash balance per books at June 30 1956 of a as Qi shown by exhibit B is comprised of an of in the operating fund 57 1956 Oper ng expenses expense rose 20 over those for the preceding g ye year r as co compared ared with during th the 56 1955 ye year over the 55 1954 year The net cash balance perks ks at June 30 3 1957 of as shown by exhibit B is comprised of an overdraft of in m the und 1957 5 Tota receipts were more than those for the preceding year Rece Receipts lp from local school district taxes increased The amount received from state and federal sources was higher but collections from other sources decreased 59 1958 Total receipts were more than those for the proceeding year Receipts from local school district tax increased The amount obtained from state and federal sources was higher but collections from other sources decreased 60 1959 Revenue receipts for the year j just st ended were more than for the previous year yeal but school operating expenses went up and capital outlay costs increased Instruction costs increased m most t of which was for salaries to teachers and principals 61 1960 Revenue 61 Revenue receipts for the year just ended were more than those of the previous year but school operating expenses went up And capital outlay costs increased Capital outlay totaling includes expended for construction of elementary and junior high school l buildings in Gunnison and Ephraim |