Meyzeek Middle School - About Meyzeek

Public funding for Meyzeek comes through a variety of sources. Budgets may undergo revision throughout a school year, but largely they remain unchanged once constructed and approved by the SBDM. Budgets are constructed in the spring for the following school year. Budgets are public record and therefore are posted here. Should you have questions, contact a member of SBDM or the school principal for more information.

General Fund. The main source of school funding is called the General Fund. The General Fund is based upon a formula which takes into account anticipated enrollment, average daily attendance, at-risk populations, and special education services.

District Add-Ons. The district allocates additional money for specific positions and materials assigned to a school. This budget, the District Add-Ons, covers the cost of the Youth Service Center, Community Schools, and a security guard. The school has no say in how these funds are allocated.

Flex Focus Funds (ESS, Textbooks, and Professional Development) Via Flex Focus Funds, the state makes available a pool of money that a school may divide among Professional Development, Extended School Services, and Textbooks. The state presents a recommended distribution and then SBDM tweaks that distribution for local school needs.

The 2008-2009 budget:

The 2007-2008 budget:




	School Budget Meyzeek School Finance Public funding for Meyzeek comes through a variety of sources. Budgets may undergo revision throughout a school year, but largely they remain unchanged once constructed and approved by the SBDM. Budgets are constructed in the spring for the following school year. Budgets are public record and therefore are posted here. Should you have questions, contact a member of SBDM or the school principal for more information. General Fund. The main source of school funding is called the General Fund. The General Fund is based upon a formula which takes into account anticipated enrollment, average daily attendance, at-risk populations, and special education services. District Add-Ons. The district allocates additional money for specific positions and materials assigned to a school. This budget, the District Add-Ons, covers the cost of the Youth Service Center, Community Schools, and a security guard. The school has no say in how these funds are allocated. Flex Focus Funds (ESS, Textbooks, and Professional Development) Via Flex Focus Funds, the state makes available a pool of money that a school may divide among Professional Development, Extended School Services, and Textbooks. The state presents a recommended distribution and then SBDM tweaks that distribution for local school needs. The 2008-2009 budget: General Fund District Add-Ons Flex Focus Funds - ESS Flex Focus Funds - Textbooks Flex Focus Funds - Professional Development The 2007-2008 budget: General Fund District Add-Ons Flex Focus Funds