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Roosevelt School District No. 66 Financial Transparency
Roosevelt School District No. 66 is committed to providing our many stakeholders and citizens with a complete accounting of how our tax resources are spent, as well as providing insight into the financial operations of our school district. To that end, we are providing this information, which includes the financial resources listed below to provide greater financial transparency. The Roosevelt School District budgetary process is highly collaborative and culminates with the input and guidance provided by the Governing Board. The District's fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. We invite you to explore the resources below to gain a greater understanding of our financial condition and operations. Thank you for your interest in the economic condition of our schools.
Most Recent Annual Financial Report from the Arizona Department of Education
District spending
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$59,000
Average teacher salary br> (A.R.S. §15-903.E)
Average teacher salary
The average RSD teacher salary is estimated to be $59,000 in FY22. This is 1% or $376 more than the FY21 average salary of $58,624.
Average salaries identified include base salaries from primary funding source and Classroom Site Funds educational attainment and longevity. CSF Performance pay has been accounted in the year in which the performance pay was earned; the maximum performance pay of $3,000 has been projected for FY22. Teachers receive a rich, annual health benefit package totaling $7,056 and may also receive compensation for other stipends, but these have not been included in the average salary calculation.
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70.8%
Classroom spending
Spending by operational area
More than two-thirds of the RSD budget was spent in the classroom in FY21. These dollars include instruction (50.4%), student support (11.7%) and instruction support (8.7%).
Operational spending includes costs for the district’s day-to-day operations and excludes costs to acquire capital assets, interest, and programs such as adult education that are outside of preschool through grade 12 education. Most school district funding is based on the number of students attending, and districts can choose in which areas to spend it, so spending more in one area results in having less to spend in other areas.
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$15,694
Total per pupil spending
Per Pupil Spending
The Roosevelt School District increased per pupil spending by more than $1,000 over FY20. This spending increase, focused primarily on classroom spending, is about $3,300 more than the state average and about $3,200 more than our peer's average in FY21.
Proposed, Adopted and Revised Budgets
District SpendingReports
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FY21 Spending Report
Roosevelt Elementary School District - District Spending Report.pdf 382.43 KB (Last Modified on April 18, 2022) -
FY20 Spending Report
FY2020 AZ School District Spending - RooseveltESD_2020.pdf 419.66 KB (Last Modified on November 9, 2021)