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Christopher M. Saldaña; Xinyu Guan – Texas Education Review, 2025
Despite growing concerns about the harmful effects of "hardening" schools through increased police and surveillance on school campuses, little research has examined trends in financial resources allocated to these programs, practices, and personnel. This study contributes to the literature by analyzing trends and patterns in school…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, School Security, Educational Finance, School Accounting
Briggs, Linda L. – Campus Technology, 2007
This article describes the benefits one gets when big schools roll out highly effective eProcurement systems--strategic improvements and savings. eProcurement systems are hot again in higher education, driven by unrelenting cost containment demands, along with industry shifts that have consolidated choices and brought top products to the…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Costs, Administrators, Purchasing
Littman, George W., III – School Business Affairs, 1979
Proper cash flow planning allows a school business administrator to determine the availability of cash for operating expenses, the need for bank loans to cover these expenses, and the availability of idle cash for investment. (Author)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, School Accounting
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Poll, Dwayne C. – NASSP Bulletin, 1979
The purpose of this article is to explore the concept of zero base budgeting and its implications for application to educational institutions. (Author)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Elementary Secondary Education, Resource Allocation, School Accounting
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Wolff, George J.; Handzo, Joseph J. – School Management, 1973
Discusses a new set of indirect cost accounting procedures which must be followed by school districts wishing to recover any indirect costs of administering federal grants and contracts. Also discusses the amount of indirect costs that may be recovered, computing indirect costs, classifying project costs, and restricted grants. (Author/DN)
Descriptors: Accounting, Federal Aid, Federal Legislation, Federal Programs
Jolly, Mike; Hatfield, Susan – School Business Affairs, 1991
A Texas school district initiated a budget development process using peer review committees representing each of the seven major units of the district. The process aims to rank budget requests based on district goals and to improve communication among district units. (MLF)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Equity (Finance), Participative Decision Making, School Accounting
Bliss, Jim – School Business Affairs, 1979
Outlines a procedure that accomplishes the major goals of an accounting system in a manner a small school district can handle. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, School Accounting
McCraley, Thomas L. – School Business Affairs, 1985
Life cycle costing establishes a realistic comparison of the cost of owning and operating products. The formula of initial cost plus maintenance plus operation divided by useful life identifies the best price over the lifetime of the product purchased. (MLF)
Descriptors: Bids, Cost Effectiveness, Elementary Secondary Education, Life Cycle Costing
Piotrowski, Craig L. – School Business Affairs, 1987
The transmittal letter, part of a school district's comprehensive annual financial report, provides a creative opportunity to communicate the financial picture of a district to readers. After the introduction, the letter should include sections on (1) mission, services, and environment; (2) financial highlights; (3) systems and controls; and (4)…
Descriptors: Annual Reports, Business Correspondence, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education
Walters, Donald L.; Hummel, John H. – School Business Affairs, 1987
To increase the success rate and promote more participation in the Association of School Business Officials' Certificate of Excellence Program, last year's Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports (CAFR) submitted by every third successful submitter (N=28) and all unsuccessful submitters (N=23) were examined for deficiencies. (MLF)
Descriptors: Awards, Elementary Secondary Education, Financial Audits, School Accounting
Schaupp, Frederick W.; Maust, Robert S. – American School Board Journal, 1974
A school district audit committee has the capacity to unearth pertinent information about the operating efficiency and effectiveness of a school district, as well as providing a more professional audit. (Author/WM)
Descriptors: Accounting, Boards of Education, Committees, Data Collection
Zorn, Robert L. – American School and University, 1983
The new Uniform School Accounting System has all the advantages of standardized accounting procedures and also enables standardized cost comparisons of schools. (MLF)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Cost Effectiveness, Elementary Secondary Education, School Accounting
Moreno, Gilbert R. – 1987
California's 50% law requires that at least half of a community college district's expenditures per fiscal year be spent on instructional costs. These costs include the salaries of certificated instructors, salaries of such classified instructional personnel as aides and assistants, and employee benefits. A district's general expenditures include…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Financial Audits, Legal Responsibility, Salaries
Isler, Norman P. – 1970
The references included were drawn from the documents received and processed to date by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities, and are organized into the following sections--(1) school business, (2) maintenance and operations, (3) insurance programs, (4) property accounting, (5) purchasing, and (6) food service. (FS)
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Bibliographies, Costs, Educational Finance
Alkin, Marvin C. – 1974
This paper offers a look into the future of educational program auditing and presents a detailed discussion of the notion of a districtwide educational audit. To date, virtually all program audit activities have occurred as a result of specially funded State or federal education programs. Once the program ends, or changes its requirements, the…
Descriptors: Accountability, Decision Making, Educational Finance, Educational Programs
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