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Glossary "The DOE & the Dollar"ABC FUNDS. . . A personnel, B supplies, C equipment ALLOCATION CEILINGS. . an estimate of the maximum amount the Department can expect to receive from State funds for a given budget period. B & F State Department of Budget & Finance. BONDS
BUDGET CIP budget , Capital Improvement Program (school site acquisition, planning, construction etc.) OPERATING BUDGET Funds for actual educational programs of the Department and the support programs. COMPLEX . . . . Administrative & geographic grouping of schools including one high school and all elementary and intermediate schools that "feed" into that high school. CURRENT SERVICES . . . Amount required to continue present programs, taking inflation and salary increases into account. CENTRALIZED FUNDING. . Financing coming from one central source such as the State General Fund as opposed to... DECENTRALIZED FUNDING. Financing of schools from local taxes within individual districts. DADS Department of Accounting & General Services DOE Department of Education EXPANSION FUNDS. . . for establishment of new programs & expansion of existing programs EXPENDITURE PLAN . a detailed plan showing quarterly expenditure requirements. LAPSING FUNDS If funds appropriated for a given budget period are not spent within that period they are forfeited back to State General Fund. LUMP SUM APPROPRIATION A Department is given its budget dollars without being required, or directed to expend any given amount on any particular program. PPBS Planning, Programming, Budgeting System A new concept in budgeting which every State Department will use by 1973. The DOE was the first State Dept. directed to use this budget system. POSITION COUNTS. . . . are included under every budget area, restricting the number of people who can be employed during that budget period, and direct¬ing the specific portions to be filled. RESOURCE ALLOCATION. . Function of Governor & Legislature, as provided by law, to divide State monies among various State Departments. WORKLOAD Increases in budget to provide for increased enrollment or added
work.
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