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 REPORT DIGEST   REGIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION #10   CHRISTIAN
  AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES    FINANCIAL AUDIT (In Accordance with the For the Year Ended: June 30, 2004   Summary of Findings:   Total this audit 1 Total last audit 0 Repeated from last audit 0   Release Date: February 24, 2005   
   State of Illinois Office of the Auditor General WILLIAM G. HOLLAND AUDITOR GENERAL   To obtain a copy of the
  Report contact: Office of the Auditor
  General Iles Park Plaza 740 E. Ash Street Springfield, IL 62703 (217) 782-6046 or TTY (888) 261-2887   This Report Digest is also
  available on the worldwide web at http://www.state.il.us/auditor    | 
  
         
     SYNOPSIS     ·       
  The Regional
  Office of Education #10 was late in filing a financial report with the county
  boards, and the report filed did not contain all statutorily required
  information (105 ILCS 5/3-6).                                                     {Expenditures and Revenues are summarized on the reverse page.}  | 
 
                                                                                    
                                               REGIONAL
OFFICE OF EDUCATION #10
 
                                                                  FINANCIAL AUDIT
                                                       For
The Year Ended June 30, 2004)
 
 
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  FY 2004 | 
  
  FY 2003 | 
 
  TOTAL REVENUES | 
  
   $1,273,224  | 
  
   $1,252,105  | 
 
| 
   Local Sources  | 
  
   $165,550  | 
  
   $116,095  | 
 
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   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   13.00%  | 
  
   9.27%  | 
 
| 
   State Sources  | 
  
   $598,079  | 
  
   $968,297  | 
 
| 
   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   46.97%  | 
  
   77.33%  | 
 
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   Federal Sources  | 
  
   $509,595  | 
  
   $167,713  | 
 
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   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   40.02%  | 
  
   13.39%  | 
 
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   TOTAL EXPENDITURES  | 
  
   $1,264,584  | 
  
   $1,261,568  | 
 
| 
   Salaries and Benefits  | 
  
   $938,472  | 
  
   $961,784  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   74.21%  | 
  
   76.24%  | 
 
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   Purchased Services  | 
  
   $213,818  | 
  
   $85,979  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   16.91%  | 
  
   6.82%  | 
 
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   All Other Expenditures  | 
  
   $112,294  | 
  
   $213,805  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   8.88%  | 
  
   16.95%  | 
 
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   TOTAL NET ASSETS1  | 
  
   $152,709  | 
  
   $144,069  | 
 
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   INVESTMENT IN
  CAPITAL ASSETS1  | 
  
     $38,916  | 
  
     $46,399  | 
 
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   1        
  In fiscal year 2004,
  Regional Offices of Education implemented Government Accounting Standards
  Board (GASB) Statement No. 34 which established a new financial reporting
  model for state and local governments. 
  Government-wide financial statements are prepared using full accrual
  accounting that reports Total Net Assets. 
  The fiscal year 2003 ending general fixed assets have been restated to
  reflect the changes required as part of the implementation of GASB Statement
  No. 34. Percentages may not add due to rounding.  | 
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   REGIONAL
  SUPERINTENDENT    | 
 
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   During Audit Period: Honorable Greg Springer Currently: Honorable Greg Springer  | 
 
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   The Regional Office of Education #10 was late in filing a financial report with the county boards, and the report filed did not contain all statutorily required information (105 ILCS 5/3-6).                                                  | 
  
  FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS    STATUTORILY REQUIRED REPORT             The Illinois School Code (105 ILCS
  5/3-6) requires the Regional Superintendent to report, in writing, to the
  county board, on or before January 1 of each year, stating: (1) the balance
  on hand at the time of the last report, and all receipts since that date,
  with the sources from which they were derived; (2) the amount distributed to each of the school treasurers in his or
  her county; and (3) any balance on hand.              The
  Regional Superintendent is also required to submit, in writing, to the county
  board a statement of the condition of the Institute Fund and of any other
  funds in his or her care, custody or control.              The
  required report was submitted late, on January 15, 2004.  Also, the report did not contain all of
  the required elements included in the statute. Management stated that they
  had never read the statute in its entirety; therefore, they were unaware of
  all the required elements. (Finding 04-01, page 13).          The
  Regional Office of Education #10 accepted the recommendation stating that the
  Regional Superintendent will verify that all required elements are included
  in the fiscal year 2004 report.     AUDITORS’ OPINION           Our auditors state the Regional Office
  of Education #10’s financial statements as of June 30, 2004 are fairly
  presented in all material respects.       _____________________________________ WILLIAM
  G. HOLLAND, Auditor General  WGH:KJM:ro   SPECIAL ASSISTANT AUDITORS           Our special assistant
  auditors were West & Company, LLC.  | 
 
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