School budget, all funds

Pay from grants and fees

Grants and fee funds paid $7,268,170 of school pay in four years; no account names the job.

School pay outside the general fund
Revolving funds and lunchGrantsCapital and other
Revolving funds and lunchGrantsCapital and other
FY2023$610,140$1,467,361$8,087
FY2024$826,042$1,778,017$8,900
FY2025$677,398$730,209$9,443
FY2026$760,133$383,477$8,963

Wages posted to grants and other funds, with pay moved in or out by journal entry. Benefits are left out.

Grant pay, by kind of work
AdministratorsSupport staffInstructional staffStipendsOther pay
AdministratorsSupport staffInstructional staffStipendsOther pay
FY2023$76,218$590,791$741,223$59,129$0
FY2024$61,388$582,616$1,086,631$47,382$0
FY2025$10,700$486,688$232,822$0$0
FY2026-$35,400$87,260$57,869$0$273,748

The kind is the account’s own name. No account names a job.

1 · The facts

  • $7,268,170

    pay outside the general fund, FY2023 to FY2026

  • 6.4%

    of all school pay, FY2026

  • $4,359,065

    from grants, four years

  • $2,873,713

    from fee funds and lunch, four years

  • $1,372,498

    from the IDEA special education grant

  • $1,747,355

    grant pay booked as support salaries

  • $112,907

    on grant accounts named for administrators, net

  • $1,467,361

    grant pay, FY2023

  • $383,477

    grant pay, FY2026

  • $684,134

    of it from the pandemic grants, FY2023

  • —

    which jobs each grant pays

    not published

2 · What it shows

  1. 1

    Grants and fee funds paid $7,268,170 of school pay in four years, and 6.4% of all school pay in FY2026.

  2. 2

    IDEA paid the most grant pay, $1,372,498; grants booked $1,747,355 of their pay as support salaries.

  3. 3

    Grant accounts named for administrators’ pay held $112,907 net over four years; the name is a label.

  4. 4

    Grant pay fell from $1,467,361 in FY2023 to $383,477 in FY2026; pandemic grants paid $684,134 of the first.

Pay by fund or grant, each year
FY2023FY2024FY2025FY2026Four years
IDEA (special education)$383,940$484,101$403,855$100,601$1,372,498
School Lunch Revolving$273,471$295,402$313,233$341,424$1,223,530
ESSER III (pandemic)$349,273$702,496$1,051,770
Extended Day Revolving Fund$186,113$232,940$279,448$313,537$1,012,037
Title I$181,885$216,664$174,386$191,985$764,919
ESSER II (pandemic)$334,860$9,636$344,497
Student Opportunity Act$9,136$136,429$95,000$63,240$303,805
After School Activities Fund$74,143$77,186$71,454$64,364$287,148
Athletic fee fund (Chapter 658)$70,634$118,353$4,849$30,514$224,349
Comprehensive school health$72,464$65,907$18,597$8,331$165,299
Title IIA$33,849$38,370$26,410$15,643$114,272
School Choice Revolving Fund$95,246$1,366$4,754$101,365
Family and community engagement$56,553$62,611-$8,412-$17,282$93,469
After-school (ASOST)$18,680$25,000$43,680
IDEA (preschool)$13,083$13,325$13,373$39,781
Custodian Special Details$8,087$8,900$9,443$8,963$35,393
Adult Education Revolving Fund$5,780$4,960$4,560$4,480$19,780
Title IV$13,639$5,000$18,639
MyCAP grant$17,120$17,120
#274$13,477$13,477
Arts and culture$5,000$7,000$12,000
School Facilities Use Revolv$1,955$2,489$1,060$5,504
Fair Share grant$3,840$3,840

Grants by their DESE program, every award year together; other funds by name. Program names are ours.

Sources

What changed

Version 15 — updated September 20, 2026