The Coalition for Glen Cove is an association
of residents of Glen Cove New York who are advocates for public education.

2001-2002 Budget

Program Part

Code Title Budget 1999-2000 Budget 2000-2001 Budget 2001-2002 Increase or Decrease
2110 Regular School Teaching Salaries of all regular education teaching staff and materials and supplies for their classrooms. Classroom equipment, printing, student fees, handbooks, equipment repairs, workbooks, textbooks, staff development, foster children tuition, and BOCES services. $14,779,077 $15,988,631 $17,215,611 $1,226,980
2250 Programs for Children with Special Needs Salaries of all special education teachers, aides, and home tutoring. Tuition for special education students attending BOCES and private schools. Contractual home tutoring and psychiatric evaluations. Supplies. $5,511,272 $5,725,714 $5,789,448 $63,734
2280 Occupational Education Salaries for teachers and tuition for students attending other occupational education programs, workbooks, textbooks, and supplies. $1,007,538 $1,062,780 $1,063,153 $373
2330 Teaching - Special Schools Salaries for the teachers of PM school and drivers education. Also includes funding for the 3rd grade swimming program, BOCES Frost Valley and BOCES summer school as well as supplies. $181,800 $151,500 $185,818 $34,318
2610 School Library & Audiovisual Librarians and library aides, library books, BOCES library automation, periodicals, professional references and book binding. $519,620 $551,947 $604,604 $52,657
2620 Educational Television TV technician, equipment, repairs, and supplies. $108,523 $88,299 $150,756 $62,457
2630 Computer Assisted Instruction Computer technicians, software, hardware, computer repairs, telecommunications lines, BOCES services, computer supplies and staff development. $487,427 $506,660 $644,990 $138,330
2805 Attendance Attendance office clerical staff and supplies. $46,391 $45,310 $47,389 $2,079
2810 Guidance Grade 6 - 12 guidance counselors and secretaries, handbooks, professional literature, staff development, and supplies. $608,688 $673,789 $748,810 $75,021
2815 Health Services Salaries, supplies and materials for the district's nurses. BOCES health services for students attending schools outside the district. $484,766 $496,755 $522,697 $25,942
2816 Diagnostic Screening Clerical salaries, testing and supplies for student evaluations.  $18,030 $11,776 $12,108 $332
2820 Psychological Services Salaries of psychologists, clerical support, psychological exams, staff development, supplies and standardized tests. $363,718 $397,952 $427,108 $29,156
2825 Social Work Services Salaries of the social workers and supplies. $264,589 $230,630 $273,555 $42,925
2855 Interscholastic Athletics Stipends for coaches and assistant coaches. Travel, supplies, equipment, referees and registrations.  $459,762 $447,447 $490,808 $43,361
5510 Transportation Office Clerical, legal advertisements, map updates, equipment, and supplies. $45,425 $47,078 $45,260 ($1,818)
5540 Contract Transportation Contracts for buses for in-district transportation, private & parochial school transportation and special education school transportation.  $1,601,568 $1,928,508 $1,987,658 $59,150
7140 Summer Recreation Program Stipends for the supervisors of the summer recreation program.  $5,200 $5,200 $5,200 $0
8070 Community Services Supplies $100 $100 $100 $0
9000 Employee Benefits The district's contribution to the retirement system of teachers and staff, social security, health insurance, dental insurance, worker's compensation insurance, life insurance, unemployment insurance, disability insurance, and medicare refunds. $5,648,967 $6,022,362 $5,800,147 ($222,215)
9900 Interfund Transfers Transferred to Special Aid Fund. $60,000 $70,000 $70,000 $0
Subtotal of the Program Component $32,202,461 $34,452,438 $36,085,220 $1,632,782