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FISCAL STEWARDSHIP

Our commitment to the entire community is to be
transparent and provide accurate and timely information
about our school finances.

$10,574 A few of the ways we do The committee is a citizen’s
EXPENDITURE PER PUPIL this is to provide monthly financial advisory committee
financial reports online at: that assists the Treasurer in
2013-2014 State Report Card: Financials/PDF, page 24 www.hudson.k12.oh.us/ an advisory role.
http://1.usa.gov/1RlGaet Page/2245.
Names of those participating
The Treasurer’s Office on the Financial Advisory
also invites community Committee can be found
members to participate at: www.hudson.k12.oh.us/
on the Financial Advisory Page/3024.
Committee.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM TO COMPARE
EDUCATE YOUR CHILD?

32¢ 68¢ 67.4% 70%

State Average Hudson Schools’
Percentage Spent Percentage Spent
on Instruction on Instruction

STATE AND OTHER REVENUE LOCALLY GENERATED REVENUE

• State per Pupil Funding • Real Estate Taxes
• Homestead & Rollback
• Tangible Personal • Fees
• Property Tax
• Reimbursements • Interest

Treasurer Kathryn The Committee plays a Committee members
Sines honors community vital role in reviewing also share business and
member Ed Devlin for the annual forecasting financial best practices
eight years of service assumptions made by for the private and public
as the President of the the chief financial officer. sector and perform the
Financial Advisory They study the financial functions of an audit
Committee and for his projections and, if committee as it relates to
long-term support necessary, examine related the annual single audit
of the Hudson City documents concerning the conducted by the
School District. district’s finances. Auditor of State.

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