School budget, all funds

School facilities fund

Fund 1306 took in $64,720 in FY2025 and paid out $2,489, which is why its balance jumped.

Money in, money out, balance
Money inMoney outBalance at year end
Money inMoney outBalance at year end
FY2023$15,116$68,259$7,522
FY2024$16,888$21,399$3,011
FY2025$64,720$2,489$65,242
FY2026$18,670$13,074$70,839

Fund 1306, the school journal. FY2026 is the year to date.

Sources [1][2]

1 · The facts

  • $64,720

    money in, FY2025

  • $2,489

    money out, FY2025

  • $62,231

    the rise in the balance, FY2025

  • $65,242

    held at 30 June 2025

  • $68,259

    money out, FY2023

  • $51,385

    field and grounds work, FY2023

  • $2,307

    field and grounds work billed, FY2025

  • $4,557

    moved to the general fund by a year-end entry, FY2025

  • $30,806

    the listed league receipts, FY2025

  • $44,664

    receipts that name no group, FY2023–FY2026

  • —

    who paid the receipts that name no group

    not published

2 · What it shows

  1. 1

    $64,720 came in and $2,489 went out in FY2025, so the fund rose $62,231.

    What it means: The rise is receipts outrunning bills. The journal records no transfer into the fund.

  2. 2

    Field and grounds bills fell from $51,385 in FY2023 to $2,307 in FY2025.

    What it means: Rent kept coming in while far less of the field work was charged against it.

  3. 3

    The listed youth soccer receipts were $30,806 of the money in during FY2025.

    What it means: One renter can move this fund’s year on its own.

  4. 4

    $44,664 of receipts over the four years name no group.

    What it means: Who rents school fields, and for how much, cannot be fully read from this journal.

Sources [1][2][6]

Where the fund’s money went
Field and grounds workConcession stand suppliesPayrollOther bills
Field and grounds workConcession stand suppliesPayrollOther bills
FY2023$51,385$5,272$0$11,602
FY2024$19,400$0$362$44
FY2025$2,307$0$1,544$2,250
FY2026$0$0$1,060$12,014

Before year-end entries, which move cost between funds; they are in the table. Purpose is our grouping of the journal’s descriptions.

Source [1]

Who paid into the fund
On the district’s list for this leagueCould be the same leagueOther named groupsNo group named
On the district’s list for this leagueCould be the same leagueOther named groupsNo group named
FY2023$0$11,734$4,191$0
FY2024$6,728$2,706$4,254$3,200
FY2025$30,806$700$8,708$27,820
FY2026$1,540$0$3,487$13,644

Before refunds. The name is what the journal prints; “no group named” is not inferred.

Source [1]

Sources [1][2][3]

Fund 1306, money in and money out
YearOpening balanceMoney inMoney outClosing balance
FY2023$60,665.55$15,115.50$68,258.99$7,522.06
FY2024$7,522.06$16,887.50$21,398.89$3,010.67
FY2025$3,010.67$64,719.90$2,488.75$65,241.82
FY2026 to date$65,241.82$18,670.50$13,073.50$70,838.82

The school journal, posted actuals. Ties to the fund’s reports each closed year. No transfer in or out is recorded in any year.

Sources [1][2][4][5][7][8]

Sources

  1. [1]Lunenburg Budget Project — munis-school-journal.csv (the school MUNIS journal, one row a posting)
  2. [2]Lunenburg Budget Project — school-fund-flows.csv (each school fund’s money in and out, tied)
  3. [3]Town of Lunenburg — Town Accountant (MUNIS) — special-revenue-fy2026-p09.xlsx
  4. [4]Town of Lunenburg — 4117-fy-2011-annual-town-report.pdf
  5. [5]Town of Lunenburg — 4131-fy-2023-annual-town-report.pdf
  6. [6]Town of Lunenburg — 4130-fy-2025-annual-town-report.pdf
  7. [7]Lunenburg Budget Project — special-revenue-read.csv (the annual reports’ fund schedules, tied)
  8. [8]Lunenburg Budget Project — special-revenue-funds.csv (the same schedules, every edition)

What changed

Version 15 — updated September 20, 2026