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George Junior Republic Union Free School District: budget and spending

Spending by category, 2025

Compared with 2024
Category20252024Change
Instruction$5.8M$5.6M▲ 4%
Insurance and benefits$1.2M$1.1M▲ 7%
Staff and payroll$755K$660K▲ 14%
Other operations$609K$553K▲ 10%
Buildings and construction$414K$400K▲ 3%
Debt payments$201K$207K▼ 3%
Professional services$149K$112K▲ 33%
Technology and telecom$48K$75K▼ 36%
Line by line

Instruction $5.8M

  • Teaching - Regular School: teacher salaries 7-12: $2.5M
  • Teaching - Regular School: noninstructional salaries: $1.8M
  • Teaching - Regular School: boces: $348K
  • Teaching - Regular School: instructional salaries: $282K
  • Teaching - Regular School: materials and supplies: $214K
  • Supervision - Regular School: instructional salaries: $163K
  • Teaching - Regular School: employee benefits: $152K
  • Supervision - Regular School: noninstructional salaries: $116K
  • Program for Students with Disabilities School Age - School Year: instructional salaries: $76K
  • Health Services - Regular School: contractual: $57K

Insurance and benefits $1.2M

  • Hospital, Medical and Dental Insurance: employee benefits: $975K
  • Unallocated Insurance: contractual: $144K
  • Workers' Compensation: employee benefits: $83K
  • Disability Insurance: employee benefits: $14K
  • Unemployment Insurance: employee benefits: $5,544
  • Life Insurance: employee benefits: $2,431

Staff and payroll $755K

  • Social Security: employee benefits: $394K
  • Teacher Retirement: employee benefits: $242K
  • Employee Benefits, Other (Specify): employee benefits: $119K

Other operations $609K

  • Chief School Administrator: instructional salaries: $377K
  • BOCES Administrative Costs: boces: $118K
  • Director of Finance: noninstructional salaries: $61K
  • Chief School Administrator: noninstructional salaries: $47K
  • Chief School Administrator: contractual: $4,186
  • Legislative Board: contractual: $1,886
  • Clerk of the Legislative Board: materials and supplies: $640
  • Director of Finance: materials and supplies: $169

Buildings and construction $414K

  • Operation of Plant: contractual: $229K
  • Maintenance of Plant: contractual: $78K
  • Operation of Plant: noninstructional salaries: $60K
  • Maintenance of Plant: equipment and capital outlay: $30K
  • Security of Plant: equipment and capital outlay: $12K
  • Operation of Plant: materials and supplies: $4,822

Debt payments $201K

  • Leases: debt principal: $97K
  • Leases: debt interest: $93K
  • Revenue Anticipation Notes: debt interest: $11K

Professional services $149K

  • Personnel: noninstructional salaries: $89K
  • Law: contractual: $21K
  • Personnel: contractual: $21K
  • Auditor: contractual: $20K

Technology and telecom $48K

  • Central Data Processing: contractual: $45K
  • Central Data Processing: materials and supplies: $2,914

From George Junior Republic Union Free School District’s annual financial report to the Office of the New York State Comptroller (2024-07-01 to 2025-06-30), all funds. Categories group the state’s account codes: technology is data processing, phones, 911 and radio and computer instruction; transfers between the body’s own funds are left out. The Comptroller’s data ↗

Technology purchases (E-Rate)

YearWhatBought fromPriceBids
2026Spectrum Contract (data transmission and/or internet access)
1 ethernet
Charter Communications Operating, LLC$10K 4
contract to Jun 30, 2027
2026Vcloud Tech (internal connections)
1 Meraki LICMX250ENT3YR license
vCloud Tech Inc.$3,434 4
contract to Jun 30, 2027
2025Spectrum Contract (data transmission and/or internet access)
1 ethernet
For George Junior Republic Union Free School District
Charter Communications Operating, LLC$10K 4
contract to Jun 30, 2027

Networking, Wi-Fi and internet bought with the federal E-Rate program’s discounts; price before the discount. From the Universal Service Administrative Company ↗.

Figures are public records: the body’s own reports (marked by year) and other agencies’ records of what it bought or received. They aren’t added together. Something wrong? Tell us.