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Norwalk: Original BOE Budget


by turfgrrl


May 12th, 2007 · 6 Comments

Thanks to the anonymous reader who sent this budget in for scanning and posting. Today was too nice to be busy working on the site, but soon we will have a document repository for easy access to all the BOE related documents, as well as the other topics that have generated documents. Anyways, here’s the very first version that Corda sent to the BET. Since then, there have been revisions, but I don’t have those …. yet. Hint. Hint.

BOE Budget Part One 5.8 MB

BOE Budget Part Two5.8 MB

BOE Budget Part Three5.8 MB

Tags: Education · Norwalk

6 Responses so far ↓ “Norwalk: Original BOE Budget”



  • 1 anonymous // May 12, 2007 at 5:31 pm

    I can’t find the executive assistant’s salary. Would someone kindly point that out to me?

  • 2 budget? // May 12, 2007 at 6:42 pm

    1> try budget 2 -page 31 of PDF, page 60 of deck; I don’t think that includes benefits - that is just the salary. (might be for two people?- his secretary and his assistant- he might have combined them, not sure why he would do that- but we could speculate.)

  • 3 anonymous // May 12, 2007 at 9:19 pm

    #2, So if I follow that through, the executive assistant to the superintendent makes approximately $109,000 plus benefits. (that line does not include benefits)

  • 4 anon // May 12, 2007 at 9:51 pm

    If I read this report correctly there is funding for
    residency investigation and expulsion hearings at a cost of 2005/06 = $62,104
    2006/07 = $46,250
    2007/08 = $46,250
    Now, can someone tell me if we have been spending this kind of money, why do we still have such a large influx of non resident students who have not been given their walking papers? We can’t possibly have that many expulsion hearings in one school year. So my question here is, what are we using this money for?

    Secretary and executive asst combined salaries are

    2005/06 = $151,879= $75,939 each not including benefits
    2006/07 = $149,550 (how did this happen?)$74,775 each not including benefits
    2007/08 = $154,743
    if divided by 2 that gives both $77,371 per year not including benefits for 2007/08

    Of course I am sure that the Executive makes a larger portion of these total amounts.

    I would like to know amoungst you that are secretaries if you make this kind of money and if so, can you get me a job?

  • 5 anonymous // May 12, 2007 at 10:02 pm

    The secretary makes a smaller percent of that total. Corda needs to break that down for a better understanding of what each makes.

  • 6 anon // May 12, 2007 at 10:32 pm

    I’m willing to bet the breakdown looks something like this

    $99,743 plus benefits-Executive asst

    $55,000 plus benefits-Secretary

    I still want to know where the money is being used for
    residency investigations. apparently its not being used right or we would have such a high rate of non resident students being dropped off or taking the train and out of town buses.