- Maplewood Richmond Heights School District
- MRH Finances
MRH Finances
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MRH is committed to operating a first-class school district while practicing fiscal responsibility and efficient management of district resources.
MRH utilizes the zero-base budgeting model to create the annual budget. Each building principal and department head presents their budgets to our Central Office Administrative Team for review. Those draft budgets are scrutinized and then edited and submitted to the Central Office for final internal approval. Annual personnel budgets are based on projected enrollment numbers and educational needs for the coming academic year and adjusted accordingly from year to year. Draft district budgets are reviewed and approved by the Board of Education.
FY24
Transparency in our budgeting process is essential as it allows stakeholders to understand the financial position of the organization and the allocation of resources to various initiatives. Additionally, it fulfills the legal requirement of sharing this information with the Board of Education and the public. The figures below outline the financial status at the beginning of the budget cycle, the projected revenue inflows, the planned expenses, and the estimated fund balance at the end of the cycle.
Budget Impact:
Beginning Operating Fund Balances (General, Teachers, Capital Projects non-bond issue): $11,202,225
Total Budgeted Operating Revenue : $25,764,635
Total Budgeted Operating Expenses: $27,467,435
Ending Operating Fund Balance: $9,499,425Operating Ending Fund Balance as a % of Expenditures (General, Teachers, Capital Projects non-bond issue): 34.6%
FY23 MRH Response to Audit Action Plan
FY24 Budget Workshop Final Presentation, June 29, 2023
2023 Tax Rates
September 26, 2023 Tax Rate Document and Presentation to Board of Education
Collective Bargaining for Teachers
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The MRH Board of Education has approved a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with teachers. It is the first such agreement between the District and the Maplewood Richmond Heights National Education Association (MNEA) since the two groups shifted to a Compensation/Benefits Task Force system more than twenty years ago.
In October 2023, the MNEA indicated its interest in bargaining. Members voted unanimously to move forward with CBA efforts earlier this year. On March 28, the MRH Board of Education certified the election results and approved the agreement.
This Collective Bargaining Agreement is effective from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025.
MRH/NEA Team: Dr. Shonda Ambers-Phillips, Annie Rothenberg, Chris Hoelzer, Rich McCollum, Dr. Chris McGee, Scott Greife-Wetenhall, Dr. Bonita Jamison, Jenna Muskus, Nicole Huffman, Stacey Schwab, Cindy Ormsby, Sarah Macky, Mindy McBride, Tate Haugen, Angie Mitchell, Bethany Nobbe, Amy Williams, David Ganey, Kari Estes