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   REPORT DIGEST   REGIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION #50:  ST. CLAIR COUNTY   FINANCIAL AUDIT (In accordance with the   For the Year Ended: June 30, 2005   Summary of Findings:   Total this audit 1 Total last audit 2 Repeated from last audit 0   Release Date: May 18, 2006    
   
 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 and
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                       SYNOPSIS   · The Regional Office of Education #50 did not examine at least once each year all books, accounts, and vouchers of every school treasurer in its educational service region.                                                                         {Expenditures
  and Revenues are summarized on the reverse page.}    | 
 
                                                                                    
(In accordance with the Single Audit Act and OMB Circular A-133)
For The Year Ended June
30, 2005
 
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  FY 2005 | 
  
  FY 2004 | 
 
  TOTAL REVENUES | 
  
   $5,280,107  | 
  
   $4,942,438  | 
 
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   Local Sources  | 
  
   $406,979  | 
  
   $539,992  | 
 
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   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   7.71%  | 
  
   10.93%  | 
 
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   State Sources  | 
  
   $2,384,676  | 
  
   $1,890,612  | 
 
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   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   45.16%  | 
  
   38.25%  | 
 
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   Federal Sources  | 
  
   $2,488,452  | 
  
   $2,511,834  | 
 
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   % of Total Revenues  | 
  
   47.13%  | 
  
   50.82%  | 
 
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   TOTAL EXPENDITURES  | 
  
   $5,223,421  | 
  
   $4,840,965  | 
 
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   Salaries and Benefits  | 
  
   $3,200,982  | 
  
   $3,350,329  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   61.28%  | 
  
   69.21%  | 
 
| 
   Purchased Services  | 
  
   $1,107,671  | 
  
   $1,068,464  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   21.21%  | 
  
   22.07%  | 
 
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   All Other Expenditures  | 
  
   $914,768  | 
  
   $422,172  | 
 
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   % of Total Expenditures  | 
  
   17.51%  | 
  
   8.72%  | 
 
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   TOTAL NET ASSETS  | 
  
   $1,774,695  | 
  
   $1,687,675  | 
 
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   INVESTMENT IN
  CAPITAL ASSETS  | 
  
     $182,746  | 
  
     $152,412  | 
 
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   Percentages
  may not add due to rounding.  | 
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   REGIONAL
  SUPERINTENDENT    | 
 
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   During Audit Period: Honorable Rosella Wamser Currently: Honorable Rosella Wamser  | 
 
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                 The Regional Office of Education #50 did not examine at least once each year all books, accounts, and vouchers of every school treasurer in its educational service region.                                                             
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  FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS    CONTROLS OVER COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS AND REGULATIONS
    
         
  The
  Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/3-14.11) requires the Regional
  Superintendent to examine at least once each year all books, accounts, and
  vouchers of every school treasurer in her educational service region, and if
  she finds any irregularities in them, to report them at once, as directed by
  the School Code.            The Regional Office did not examine
  at least once each year all books, accounts, and vouchers of every school
  treasurer in the educational service region. 
  Regional Office officials noted they believe the mandate is outdated
  and that they are satisfying the intent of the statute by other reviews they
  undertake.  This mandate has existed
  in its current form since at least 1953. (Finding 05-1, pages 11-12)   The Regional Office accepted the recommendation, noting it will seek a legislative solution to this and other obsolete passages.   AUDITORS’ OPINION                Our auditors
  state the Regional Office of Education # 50’s financial statements as of June
  30, 2005 are fairly presented in all material respects.     ___________________________________ WILLIAM
  G. HOLLAND, Auditor General   WGH:JRB     SPECIAL ASSISTANT AUDITORS   Our special assistant auditors were Martin & Shadid CPAs, P.C.  |