The Business Services office of San Rafael City Schools is committed to serving the local community with the highest standards of fiscal responsibility.

Our staff is responsible for both districts' budgets, purchasing, payroll, developer fees, and senior exemptions.

2020-2021 First Interim

Elementary First Interim

High School First Interim

2019-2020 Unaudited Actuals

Elementary Unaudited Actuals Full Report

High School Unaudited Actuals Full Report

2020-2021 Adopted Budget

ESD-MCOE Common Message

ESD General Fund

ESD Other Funds

ESD Multi Year Projection

ESD Criteria and Standards

HSD-MCOE Common Message

HSD General Fund

HSD Other Funds

HSD Multi Year Projections

HSD Criteria and Standards

2019-2020 Second Interim

Elementary District

High School District

2019-2020 First Interim Budget

The First Interim budgets for Elementary and High School were approved at the Board meeting on December 16, 2019

Marin Common Message (PDF)

ESD Narrative (PDF)

ESD Budget Revisions (PDF)

ESD General Fund (PDF)

ESD Other Funds (PDF)

ESD Supplemental Forms (PDF)

HSD Narrative (PDF)

HSD Budget Revisions (PDF)

HSD General Fund (PDF)

HSD Other Funds (PDF)

HSD Supplemental Forms (PDF)

2019-2020 Adopted Budget

The SRCS Board of Education approved the

2019-2020 Adopted Budget

at the Board Meeting on June 26, 2019

Elementary District

Adopted Budget Presentation

General Fund

Other Funds

MYP and Supporting Documents

Criteria and Standards

Marin Common Message

High School District

Adopted Budget Presentation

General Fund

Other Funds

MYP and Supporting Documents

Criteria and Standards

Marin Common Message

Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Information

VISIT THE SRCS LCFF/LCAP PAGE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION

AB 97, signed by Governor Brown on July 1, 2013, established the Local Control Funding Formula, or LCFF. The formula does not replace Proposition 98—the initiative passed by voters that requires a minimum percentage of the state budget be spent on education—and leaves a specific list of categorical funds intact.

Based on the new funding formula, K-12 schools will receive a base amount of funding for every student they serve. Schools who serve a significant population of English learners, students from low-income families, and foster youth will receive additional funds.

In order to successfully implement these changes, SRCS will ensure that all members of our community are informed about the intent and the requirements of the law. Specifically, we want to make sure that our communities understand: