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Financial Statements
For the Period
September 1, 2012 ‐ April 30, 2013
For the Meeting of the Board of Trustees ‐ May 16, 2013

for
Houston Community College System
&

Houston Community College Public Facility Corporation
Table of Contents
For the Period September 1, 2012 ‐ April 30, 2013
For the Meeting of the Board of Trustees

Houston Community College System
Memorandum

Management Discussion & Analysis

Summary

HCCS Unrestricted Revenue & Expenditures
Exemptions & Waivers Detail

1
3

Fund Balances

Balance Sheet By Fund  
Adjusted Budgets by Division
Actual YTD by College 
Cash Flow Analysis
Contact Hours Reimbursement
Enrollment Data

4
5
5
6
11
12

Charts

Revenue & Expenditure YTD thru April 30, 2013
Revenue and Expenditures with Trendlines
Revenue Source Comparison By Year
Expenditure Source Comparison By Year

13
14
15
16

Designated Funds

Budget Summary / Cash Position

17

Capital Projects &
    Unexpended

Unexpended Plant Fund Projects
2004 CIP Projects
2013 CIP Projects
CIP Footnotes
CIP Residual Funds

18
19
25
30
31

    Plant Fund

Maintenance Tax Notes 2006 (Central Utility Plant Project)
Maintenance Tax Notes/Sr. Lien Bonds 2008
Maintenance Tax Notes 2010 
Maintenance Tax Notes 2011

32
33
35
36

Bonds/Notes

Schedule of Bonds & Maintenance Tax Notes

38

Auxiliary

Sources and Uses of Auxiliary Funds

39

Restricted Funds

Grants, Contracts and Student Aid

41

Position Control

2013 Positions

47

Pos. Control Charts

FTE (Full‐Time Equivalent) Monthly Comparison
Duplicated Headcount Monthly Comparison
Unduplicated Headcount Monthly Comparison

53
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63
Table of Contents 
For the Period September 1, 2012 ‐ April 30, 2013
For the Meeting of the Board of Trustees

Houston Community College ‐ Public Facility Corporation
Statement of Net Assets
Statement of Cash Flows  (Cash Basis‐ Interim Period)
Public Safety Institute
Westgate
Hayes Road ‐ Alief Project
Northline Mall Project

PFC 1
PFC 2
PFC 3
PFC 4
PFC 5
PFC 6
MEMORANDUM 
 

To: 

 
       

Houston Community College System  
Board of Trustees 

Via: 

 

Ms. Renee Byas, Acting Chancellor 

 

 

 

 

From:   
 
 

Dr. Art Tyler, Deputy Chancellor 
Chief Operating Officer 

 

Date:   

May 8, 2013 

 

Re: 
 

Financial Report for Month Ended April 30, 2013 
 

 
 

Enclosed please find the preliminary financial reports for the month ending 
April 30, 2013 for your review.  The financial report is an internal 
management report submitted to the Board of Trustees to compare actual 
financial activities to the approved budgets, strategic priorities, and financial 
policies for the reported fiscal year.   
 

Operating Fund net revenue through April 30, 2013 is $250,111,602 which is 
1.3% below last year.  Expenditures year‐to‐date total $186,771,663 which is 
0.3% more than the same time last year, for a net of $63,339,938. 
 

The reserves for the month of April 2013 are $64,268,591 or 22.1% of 
revenues (see page III).  Thus, we continue to project a healthy fiscal strength 
for the college. 
Managements Discussion and Analysis
Thru April 30, 2013
Total revenues and expenditures by expense type for the Operating Fund for 2012‐2013 are reported on page one, 
behind the tab Detailed Financial Statements. Highlights of financial activities year‐to‐date are as follows:
Revenues


State Appropriations received year to date totaled $43,490,787, 0.4% below last year. Total appropriations 
received are expected to be $70,014,007.  This amount was reduced by $218,031 due to a formula reallocation 
to align with the Legislative Budget Board data and methodology.



Ad Valorem Tax collections totaled $103,009,835 year‐to‐date.  The year‐to‐date total is 0.2% above last year.  
The proportion of tax revenue applied to operations decreased this year due to the increase in tax revenue 
applied to debt service.  However, this decrease in tax revenue to operations is offset by the increase in tax 
revenue due to increases in property valuations. We project total tax revenue for the fiscal year will be 
$105,811,761.



Tuition and Fees net revenue year to date totaled $96,043,739 which is 4% lower than the same time last year.  
Enrollment numbers for Fall 2012 declined 6.5% compared to last year.  There is a 10% decline in international 
students compared to last year.  We are projecting tuition and fees revenue to be $105,322,631.  



Tuition & Fee‐Extended Learning receipts totaled $5,181,057 year to date, 3.3% above last year.  Total tuition 
and fees‐Extended Learning at fiscal year end are expected to be $6,435,235.
Total revenue collections, net of exemptions and waivers, totaled $250,111,602 year‐to‐date.  This is a 1.3% 
decrease below last year. 

Expenditures 


Total Salaries are $108,908,174 year‐to‐date, 0.9% above the previous year.  Total salaries at year end are 
expected to be $163,257,822.



Benefits costs totaled $11,952,092 year‐to‐date, 31.9% above last year.  This increase is due namely to  the 
reduction in the state's contribution to TRS and ORP and an increase in health insurance premiums. Total 
benefits at fiscal year end are expected to be $18,152,880.



Rental and Leases expenses totaled $1,584,975 year‐to‐date, which is 54.1% below the previous year.  The 
decrease is due to the completion of IT projects. Total expenses at  year end are projected to be $3,733,119.



Insurance/Risk Management payments totaled $6,506,299 year‐to‐date, 6.5% above last year.  The increase is 
due to an increase in insurance premiums.  Total expenses for the year are expected to be within budget at 
$6,871,709.



Contract Services expense totaled $12,963,364 year‐to‐date, 16.9% above last year.  The increase is mainly due 
to IT hiring temporary personnel for projects, additional security staff at the District and using contract 
interpreters to fill the personnel shortages.  Fiscal year end expenses are projected to be $24,189,793.



Utilities costs totaled $4,983,984 year‐to‐date.   We will continue to monitor these costs.  Total utilities cost at 
fiscal year end is projected to $10,927,959.



Instructional and Other Materials expenses totaled $4,192,949 year‐to‐date, which is 34.2% above last year.  
COMPASS Internet Units, TCCTA Adobe Master Collection and additional support for Moodlerooms, Inc 
contributed to the increase.  Expenses in this area are projected to be $10,733,700.
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Managements Discussion and Analysis
Thru April 30, 2013


Capital Outlay expenses totaled $2,107,829 year‐to‐date.  Expenditures are projected to $6,681,035.



Transfers/Debt activities totaled $27,482,475 year‐to‐date, a 20.6% decrease compared to last year. The 
decrease is due to a transfer in FY2012 to purchase the Westheimer/Eldridge land.  Items in this expense 
category include all student revenue bond payments, transfers for scholarship matching funds, and transfers to 
the Unexpended Plant Fund.  Total expenses are expected to be $35,304,211.
Total operating fund expenditures year‐to‐date total $186,771,663, a 0.3% increase above last year.  



Budget Priorities funding allocated for the year are detailed below through April 30, 2013. 
Budgeted

Expensed

Remaining

Contingency/Budget Priorities
Capital Outlay & Equipment

$       6,127,136

$           
305,625

$       
5,821,511

Position Management

          
3,800,000

          
4,874,403

        
(1,074,403)

Other

          
1,445,240

          
3,562,828

        
(2,117,588)

Total Contingency/Budget Priorities

$     
11,372,376

$       8,742,856

$       2,629,520

Grants


The college has received $915,064 in new grant awards since the beginning of the current fiscal year. 



Budget expenditures for grant‐funded projects so far this year total $9,849,608.
Total grant awards (federal, state & private) year‐to‐date total, $45,513,698.

Unexpended Plant Fund  


Cash Position ‐ The use of the Unexpended Plant Fund Excluding 2004 CIP for deferred maintenance projects was 
discontinued in FY 2009.  All deferred maintenance expense is captured in the operating account.  See page 17 
for prior year encumbrances. 



Unexpended Plant Fund Projects include current construction, deferred maintenance, and property acquisition 
projects for a budget of $47,443,827.  Funds for these projects are 100% committed.  See page 18 for more 
details.



The 2004 CIP budgets are $263,779,995 and are 100% committed. The spending categories in the schedule have 
now been revised for more ease of reference to the Board approved budget.  Please see page 19 for the 
summary and pages 20 through 24 for details.



The 2013 CIP budgets are $425,022,066 and are 2.4% committed to‐date. Please see page 25 for the summary 
and pages 26 through 29 for details.



The Maintenance Tax Note 2006 tracks the financial progress of the Central Utility Plant.  Commitments year‐to‐
date total $12.5 million, 99.87% of budget.  See page 32 for the details. 

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Managements Discussion and Analysis
Thru April 30, 2013
Public Facility Corporation
The Public Facility Corporation tracks the progress of the PFC ‐ Public Safety Institute, Katy Campus (Westgate), 
Alief and Northline Mall deferred maintenance, new construction and renovation projects.  Expenditures year‐to‐
date total $100.8 million, 98.7% of budget. See pages PFC 1‐6 for details. 



Balance Sheet – Operating Fund   


Cash and Investments
Cash
Investments
    Total



April 2013

April 2012

$        
112,629,878
             
14,014,388
$        
126,644,266

$          92,434,577
               
2,999,303
$          95,433,880

Fund Balance
Audited Fund Balance, August 31, 2012
Projected Revenue @ 08/31/2013
Total Projected Revenue

$              
66,664,585
              
290,446,003
$            
357,110,588

Projected Expenses @ 08/31/2013
FY 2012 Purchase Order Roll 
Total Projected Expenses @ 08/31/2013

$            
290,446,003
                   
2,395,994
$            
292,841,997

Ending Fund Balance (Beg. Fund Balance + Revenue ‐ Expenses)

$              
64,268,591

Required Reserve for FY 2013 (11% Projected Revenues)

$              
31,949,060

Added Reserves

$              
32,319,531

Required Reserve for FY 2013 (11% Projected Revenues)
Current Reserves
% of Total Operating Revenue

31,949,060
$              
$              
64,268,591
22.1%

The projected reserves at April 30, 2013 of $64,268,591 is an estimate at this time and represents 22.1% of expected 
general fund revenue for this fiscal year, which is within our financial stability policy requiring us to maintain a fund 
balance of 9% ‐11% of general fund revenues as of August 31.  

Note: Salary increases are included in the total expense projection for fiscal year end.  The $1.8M set aside from 
reserves has been released to the fund balance and is reflected in the current reserve calculations.

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HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2012‐2013 Revenues & Expenditures  HCCS CURRENT UNRESTRICTED

YTD Adjusted Budget

REVENUES
State Appropriations
Ad Valorem Taxes
Tuition, Net
Fees
Other Local Income*
Tuition & Fee, Net
 ‐‐ Extended Learning
Grant Revenue

YTD Actuals Thru 
April 30, 2013

YTD Actuals Thru 
April 30, 2012

Actuals % 
2012‐2013 Inc/(Dec)  Inc/(Dec)YTD vs. 
PriorYTD
vs. 2011‐2012

Projected Actuals 
2012‐2013

Projected 2012‐2013  Projected 2012‐
2013 Inc/(Dec) vs. 
Inc/(Dec) vs. Adj 
Adj Budget %
Budget

$          70,232,038 $      43,940,787 $      44,136,912 $          (196,125)
          102,195,871      103,009,835      102,822,959             186,875
            43,067,676        37,298,467        38,828,173        (1,529,706)
            71,520,739        58,745,272        61,257,735        (2,512,463)
               
2,517,960           1,589,153              964,321             624,831
               
6,188,581            5,181,057           5,017,302              163,755

‐0.44%
0.18%
‐3.94%
‐4.10%
64.79%
3.26%

$      70,014,007 $           (218,031)
     105,811,761           3,615,890
       41,042,849          (2,024,827)
       64,279,782          (7,240,958)
         2,517,960                       ‐
          6,345,235                156,654

‐0.31%
3.54%
‐4.70%
‐10.12%
0.00%
2.53%

                  434,410               347,031               318,370                 
28,661
      250,111,602       253,345,773          (3,234,172)

9.00%               434,410                         
‐
‐1.28% $    290,446,003 $        (5,711,272)

0.00%
‐1.93%

Total Revenues           296,157,275

1

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries
Employee Benefits
Supplies Gen Exp
Travel
Marketing Costs
Rental & Leases
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
Contract Services
Utilities
Other Departmental Expenses
Instructional & Other Materials
Maintenance & Repair
Transfers/Debt
Contingency
Capital Outlay
     Total Expenses 
REVENUES H/(L) Vs EXPENSES

            53,281,172        37,190,876        36,781,982             408,894
            31,212,804        21,145,029        21,251,383            (106,354)
               
4,731,891           3,284,408          4,053,996            (769,588)
                  852,907              406,330              352,540               53,791
            64,928,910        42,295,315        40,890,821          1,404,493
            10,198,777           4,586,217          4,663,542              (77,324)
          165,206,461       108,908,174       107,994,263              913,912
            18,152,880        11,952,092          9,059,113          2,892,979
               
5,686,238           3,162,530          2,785,672             376,857
               
1,030,126              504,397              490,501               13,896
               
1,706,657              816,397              659,946             156,451
               
3,733,119           1,584,975          3,453,847        (1,868,872)
               
6,871,709           6,506,299          6,108,118             398,181
            24,189,793        12,963,364        11,091,563          1,871,801
            12,892,100           4,983,984          4,660,384             323,600
               
2,139,600           1,258,411              949,638             308,774
            10,672,421           4,192,949          3,124,716          1,068,233
               
1,264,310              347,785              449,170            (101,385)
            35,304,211        27,482,475        34,630,692        (7,148,217)
                  626,615                           ‐                     340                    (340)
               
6,681,035           2,107,829              689,350          1,418,479
          296,157,275      186,771,663      186,147,314             624,350
                              0        63,339,938        67,198,460        (3,858,521)

* Includes interest & dividends income, fines & penalties and parking fines

1.11%
‐0.50%
‐18.98%
15.26%
3.43%
‐1.66%
0.85%
31.93%
13.53%
2.83%
23.71%
‐54.11%
6.52%
16.88%
6.94%
32.51%
34.19%
‐22.57%
‐20.64%
0.00%
205.77%
0.34%

       53,281,172
       31,212,804
         4,731,891
             852,907
       64,928,910
         8,250,138
      163,257,822
       18,152,880
         5,387,680
         1,030,126
         1,466,130
         3,733,119
         6,871,709
       24,189,793
       10,927,959
         1,445,530
       10,733,700
         1,264,310
       35,304,211
                          ‐
         6,681,035
     290,446,004
                        (0)

                      ‐
                      ‐
                      ‐
                      ‐
                      ‐
          (1,948,639)
          (1,948,639)
                      ‐
            (298,558)
                      ‐
            (240,527)
                      ‐
                      ‐
                      ‐
         (1,964,142)
            (694,070)
                61,279
                      ‐
                      ‐
            (626,615)
                        
‐
         (5,711,272)
                         (0)

0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
‐19.11%
‐1.18%
0.00%
‐5.25%
0.00%
‐14.09%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
‐15.24%
‐32.44%
0.57%
0.00%
0.00%
‐100.00%
0.00%
‐1.93%
HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2012‐2013 Revenues and Expenditures & Encumbrances  HCCS CURRENT UNRESTRICTED

Approved Budget

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries

2

             
53,281,172
             
31,212,804
               4,731,891
                  852,907
             
64,928,910
             
10,198,777
          165,206,461
Employee Benefits
             
18,152,880
Supplies Gen Exp
               5,686,238
Travel
               1,030,126
Marketing Costs
               1,706,657
Rental & Leases
               3,733,119
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
               6,871,709
Contract Services
             
24,189,793
Utilities
             
12,892,100
Other Departmental Expenses
               2,139,600
Instructional & Other Materials
             
10,672,421
Maintenance & Repair
               1,264,310
Transfers/Debt
             
35,304,211
Contingency
                  626,615
Capital Outlay
               6,681,035
     Total Expenses            296,157,275

Adjusted Budget

YTD Actuals Thru 
April 30, 2013

Total Actuals & 
Encumbrances Thru  Encumbrances Thru  Balance as of April 
April 30, 2013
30, 2013
April 30, 2013

         
53,281,172        37,190,876          14,356,842
         
31,212,804        21,145,029              (633,364)
           4,731,891           3,284,408            1,118,057
              852,907              406,330                162,901
         
64,928,910        42,295,315          17,797,958
           8,250,138           4,586,217            2,319,862
      163,257,822        
108,908,174            35,122,256
         
18,152,880        11,952,092                    2,546
           5,387,680           3,162,530                800,034
           1,030,126              504,397                    2,399
           1,466,130              816,397                293,858
           3,733,119           1,584,975                476,618
           6,871,709           6,506,299                             ‐
         
24,189,793        12,963,364            6,400,073
         
10,927,959           4,983,984                  85,955
           1,445,530           1,258,411                184,661
         
10,733,700           4,192,949            2,651,594
           1,264,310              347,785                413,154
         
35,304,211        27,482,475                    7,723
                           ‐                           ‐
           6,681,035           2,107,829            2,300,496
      290,446,004      186,771,663          48,741,366

YTD Actuals Thru 
April 30, 2012

Actuals & 
Total Actuals & 
Encumbrances % 
Encumbrances Thru  Encumbrances Thru  2012‐2013 Inc/(Dec)  Inc/(Dec)YTD vs. 
April 30, 2012
vs. 2011‐2012
April 30, 2012
PriorYTD

       51,547,717           1,733,455        36,781,982        15,194,281        51,976,262            (428,545)
       20,511,664         10,701,140        21,251,383          2,049,312        23,300,695         (2,789,031)
          4,402,465               
329,426          4,053,996          1,676,930          5,730,925         (1,328,460)
             569,232               
283,675              352,540              203,731              556,271               12,961
       60,093,273           4,835,637        40,890,821        19,516,320        60,407,141            (313,869)
          6,906,080           1,344,058          4,663,542          2,535,500          7,199,042            (292,962)
       
144,030,430          19,227,392       107,994,263          
41,176,074       149,170,337          (5,139,906)
       11,954,638           6,198,242          9,059,113                25,121          9,084,234          2,870,403
          3,962,564           1,425,116          2,785,672              563,082          3,348,754             613,809
             506,796               
523,330              490,501                  1,600              492,101               14,695
          1,110,255               
355,875              659,946              350,496          1,010,442               99,813
          2,061,594           1,671,525          3,453,847              822,924          4,276,771         (2,215,177)
          6,506,299               
365,410          6,108,118                           ‐          6,108,118             398,181
       19,363,436           4,826,357        11,091,563          6,098,205        17,189,767          2,173,669
          5,069,939           5,858,019          4,660,384                78,720          4,739,103             330,836
          1,443,072                   2,458              949,638              111,348          1,060,985             382,087
          6,844,543           3,889,157          3,124,716              688,954          3,813,670          3,030,873
             760,939               
503,371              449,170              200,696              649,866             111,073
       27,490,198           7,814,013        34,630,692                           ‐        34,630,692         (7,140,494)
                          ‐                            ‐                     340
                    340                    (340)
          4,408,325           2,272,710              689,350          1,114,782          1,804,132          2,604,193
     235,513,029         54,932,974      186,147,314        51,232,000      237,379,314         (1,866,284)

‐0.82%
‐11.97%
‐23.18%
2.33%
‐0.52%
‐4.07%
‐3.45%
31.60%
18.33%
2.99%
9.88%
‐51.80%
6.52%
12.65%
6.98%
36.01%
79.47%
17.09%
‐20.62%
0.00%
144.35%
‐0.79%
Exemptions & Waivers
Thur April 30, 2013

Account

FY 2011‐12
Year‐to‐Date 
 End of Year 
Activity thru 
Activity 
4/30/2012

FY 2012‐13
 Year‐to‐Date 
Activity thru 
4/30/2013 

Tuition
Budget:
Adjusted Budget FY 2012‐13
Exemptions & Waivers
Adjusted Budget FY 2012‐13, Net
Revenues Received:
Tuition
Waivers & Exemptions:
Dual Credit
Other
Total Waivers & Exemptions
Total Tuition Revenue, Net

$           43,067,676
              (6,304,520)
$           36,763,156
             
48,824,432              
45,370,340              43,602,987
             (5,170,736)
             (1,693,502)
             (6,864,238)
$          41,960,194

             (5,011,832)
             (1,530,335)
             (6,542,167)
$          38,828,173

              (4,523,496)
              (1,781,024)
              (6,304,520)
$           37,298,467

Tuition ‐ Extended Learning
Budget:
Budget FY 2012‐13
Exemptions & Waivers
Budget FY 2012‐13, Net

$             6,188,581
              (1,670,691)
$             4,517,890

Revenues Received:
Tuition
Waivers & Exemptions:
Corrections
Total EL Tuition Revenue, Net

               8,853,381                6,763,357                6,851,748
            (2,612,080)             (1,746,055)              (1,670,691)
$            6,241,301 $            5,017,302 $             5,181,057

Note:   As of December 31, 2008, the financial statements reflect all expenses incurred for Exemptions and Waivers as net of 
tuition and fee revenue.  Prior to this date Exemptions & Waivers were shown as an expenditure and revenue was shown as 
gross revenue.

Exemptions & Waivers
Dept of Corrections
Dual Credit Waiver

$             
2,612,080 $             
1,746,055 $             1,670,691
               5,170,736                5,011,832                4,523,496

Other:
Employee Fee Exemptions
Firemen
Hazelwood
Deaf & Blind
High Ranking Hi SCH Grad
Child of Disabled Vet ETC
Nonres Military Per & Dep
Emp of State Coll & Univ
Nonres Teach/Research Asst
Nonres Competitive Scholar
Senior Citizens
Scholarship Distribution
Apprenticeship Waivers
Special Fees Waiver HFD
A VISA Waiver (Non‐Alien Waiver)
Refugee Waiver
Foster Children‐Resident
Fire Academy Waiver
Undocumented Students
TX Tomorrow Waiver
Peace Officer Exemption
Total Other Exemptions
Grand Total Exemptions & Waivers

                    84,810
                    42,521
                  906,036
                  309,603
                          
868
                          
431
                      2,390
                          ‐
                    13,905
                          ‐
                    18,730
                      1,450
                          (28)
                          
117
                      1,110
                     (1,554)
                  294,543
                          
157
                      2,171
                      2,874
                    13,368
               1,693,502
$            9,476,318
3

                    75,978
                    41,488
                  807,072
                  289,477
                          
868
                          
572
                      2,390
                          ‐
                    13,551
                          ‐
                    16,556
                      1,450
                          ‐
                          
117

                  1,110
                     (1,110)
                  265,780
                          
157
                      1,282
                      2,875
                    10,722
               1,530,335
$            8,288,222

                     63,866
                     25,234
               1,120,129
                   
241,659
                       2,418
                       7,600
                           ‐
                          319
                     10,001
                       2,301
                     13,496
                           ‐
                           (38)
                           ‐
                           ‐
                         (162)
                   
281,998
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                     12,203
               1,781,024
$             7,975,211
Houston Community College
Balance Sheet By Fund
For Month Ended April 30, 2013
CURRENT & LOAN FUNDS

PLANT & BOND FUNDS
 Retirement of 
Investment in 
Debt 
Plant 

 Unrestricted 

Auxiliary 

Restricted 

Total 

Unexpended 
Plant Renewal 

Total 

Consolidation & 
Elimination 

Total All Funds 

ASSETS
Current Assets:
Cash &  cash equivalents
Restricted cash & cash equivalents
Short term Investments
Accounts/Other receivable (net)
Deferred charges
Prepaids
Total Current Assets

$     112,629,878
                            ‐
                            ‐
         15,742,870
                            ‐
                 52,025
       128,424,773

$        9,408,845
                           ‐
                           ‐
          1,175,437
              393,022
                20,912
        10,998,216

$                         ‐
       15,613,127
                          ‐
         2,411,461
                          ‐
                          ‐
       18,024,588

$     122,038,723
        15,613,127
                           ‐
        19,329,768
              393,022
                72,937
      157,447,577

$             307,176
      514,159,289
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
              881,382
      515,347,847

        14,200,717
        27,240,599
                           ‐
              657,285
                           ‐
                           ‐
        42,098,601

$                          ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐

$            14,507,893
           541,399,888
                                ‐
                   657,285
                                ‐
                   881,382
           557,446,448

$                              ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐

$          136,546,616
           557,013,015
                                ‐
             19,987,053
                   393,022
                   954,319
           714,894,025

Non‐current Assets:
Deferred charges, net
Restricted long‐term investments
Long‐term investments
Capital Assets, net
Total Non‐current Assets

                            ‐
                            ‐
         14,014,388
                            ‐
         14,014,388

                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐

                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐

                           ‐
                           ‐
        14,014,388
                           ‐
        14,014,388

           3,548,100
        17,842,919
                           ‐
        79,469,486
      100,860,505

                           ‐
           
2,671,630
                           ‐
                           ‐
           
2,671,630

           2,601,880
                           ‐
                           ‐
      669,888,304
      672,490,184

               6,149,980
             20,514,549
                                ‐
           749,357,790
           776,022,319

                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐

               6,149,980
             20,514,549
             14,014,388
           749,357,790
           790,036,707

Total Assets

$     142,439,161

$      10,998,216

$      18,024,588

$     171,461,965

$     616,208,352

$      44,770,231

$     672,490,184

$      1,333,468,767

$                              ‐

$      1,504,930,732

LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities:
Accounts payable
Accrued liabilities
Compensated absences
Funds held for others
Deferred revenue
Notes payable‐current portion
Bonds payable‐current portion
Capital lease obligations‐current
Total Current Liabilities

            
6,581,154
               230,420
            
2,351,464
                   3,807
                   3,132
                            ‐
                            ‐
                            ‐
            
9,169,977

              321,975
                           ‐
                           ‐
              107,889
                  5,708
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
$            435,572

         3,208,314
                27,199
                          ‐
             635,737
         1,309,152
                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐
         5,180,402

        10,111,443
               257,619
           2,351,464
              747,433
           1,317,992
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
        14,785,951

              457,187
               142,635
                           ‐
              189,209
           1,599,275
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
           2,388,306

                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐

                           ‐
                            ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
         (1,600,060)
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
         (1,600,060)

                   457,187
                    142,635
                                ‐
                   189,209
                         (785)
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                   788,246

                                ‐
                                 
‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐

             10,568,630
                    400,254
               2,351,464
                   936,642
               1,317,207
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
             15,574,197

Non‐current Liabilities:
Deposits
Notes payable
Bonds payable
Capital lease obligations
Total Non‐current Liabilities

                            ‐
                            ‐
                            ‐
                            ‐
                            ‐

                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐

                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐
                          ‐

                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐
                           ‐

                           ‐
      139,850,892
      465,221,461
                           ‐
      605,072,353

                           ‐
                           ‐
        27,838,473
                           ‐
        27,838,473

                           ‐
        37,761,145
      294,379,496
      104,429,832
      436,570,472

                                ‐
           177,612,037
           787,439,429
           104,429,832
        1,069,481,298

                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐
                                ‐

                                ‐
           177,612,037
           787,439,429
           104,429,832
        1,069,481,298

Total Liabilities

$         9,169,977

$            435,572

$        5,180,402

$       14,785,951

$     607,460,659

$      27,838,473

$     434,970,412

$      1,070,269,544

$                              ‐

$      1,085,055,492

         66,664,585

        11,747,296

           
9,080,325

         87,492,206

            
3,738,684

        10,061,216

       235,429,798

            249,229,698

                                 
‐

            336,721,904

         66,604,599

         (1,184,651)
         3,763,861

        65,419,948
           3,763,861

   

      4 

 Fund Balance‐ 
August 31, 2012 Audited 
Revenues Over Expenditures
     Unrestricted
     Restricted
     Net Investment in Plant

Total Fund Balances
 Total Liabilities &  Fund Balances 

 

 

$     133,269,184

$      10,562,645

$      12,844,186

$     142,439,161

$      10,998,217

$      18,024,588

             65,419,948
               3,763,861
             13,969,527

           5,009,011

           
6,870,542

           2,089,974

             13,969,527

$     156,676,015

$         8,747,695

$      16,931,758

$     237,519,772

$          263,199,225

$                              ‐

$          419,875,240

$     171,461,966

$     616,208,352

$      44,770,231

$     672,490,184

$      1,333,468,769

$                              ‐

$      1,504,930,732
HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2012‐2013 Expenditures
YTD Adjusted Budget by Division
 % of 
Adjusted 
Budget 

 INSTRUC‐
TION 

 INFO
TECH 

 STUDENT 
SUCCESS 

 SYSTEM 

 HCCS 

          325,354
          790,623
          340,010
            22,273
      4,252,880
          347,097
      6,078,237
                  ‐
          209,958
            95,940
                  ‐
              3,750
                  ‐
          189,585
                  ‐
          184,638
      1,089,192
              6,460
                  ‐
            28,979
              1,107
      7,887,846

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      6,604,091
          207,010
      6,811,101
                  ‐
          311,663
            86,507
              2,000
          854,317
                 676
      2,340,051
      1,400,000
          251,397
      6,336,043
            13,780
                  ‐
            50,000
          899,663
    19,357,198

                  ‐
                  ‐
            85,746
          110,536
      4,299,476
          414,130
      4,909,888
                  ‐
           (33,016)
            36,501
                  ‐
              9,721
                  ‐
            56,383
                  ‐
          250,710
          278,092
              2,614
          494,389
            14,197
            56,016
      6,075,495

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
    18,152,876
      1,780,545
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      6,870,085
      5,958,103
      9,904,207
          411,216
                  ‐
              2,519
    27,169,796
          309,488
          922,245
    71,481,080

      53,281,172
      31,212,804
        4,731,891
           852,907
      64,928,910
      10,198,777
    165,206,461
      18,152,880
        5,686,238
        1,030,126
        1,706,657
        3,733,119
        6,871,709
      24,189,793
      12,892,100
        2,139,600
      10,672,421
        1,264,310
      35,304,211
           626,615
        6,681,035
    296,157,275

 INSTRUC‐
TION 

 INFO
TECH 

 STUDENT 
SUCCESS 

 SYSTEM 

 HCCS 

          112,023
          270,829
          240,965
                  ‐
      2,788,785
          107,018
      3,519,621
                  ‐
          137,884
            66,604
                  ‐
              1,245
                  ‐
            79,815
                  ‐
          115,732
          465,111
              6,459
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      4,392,471

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      4,271,009
            79,889
      4,350,898
                  ‐
          101,677
            29,421
                  ‐
              7,432
                  ‐
          981,349
          761,880
          117,836
      2,331,950
              6,234
                  ‐
                  ‐
          422,757
      9,111,436

                  ‐
                  ‐
            53,991
            27,928
      2,830,324
          128,889
      3,041,132
                  ‐
            79,309
            22,579
                  ‐
              2,415
                  ‐
            37,352
                  ‐
          120,445
          235,273
              2,198
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      3,540,701

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
    11,952,089
      1,045,688
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      6,506,299
      3,875,260
      3,788,110
          401,134
                  ‐
                  ‐
    19,855,578
                  ‐
                  ‐
    47,424,158

      37,190,876
      21,145,029
        3,284,408
           406,330
      42,295,315
        4,586,217
    108,908,174
      11,952,092
        3,162,530
           504,397
           816,397
        1,584,975
        6,506,299
      12,963,364
        4,983,984
        1,258,411
        4,192,949
           347,785
      27,482,475
                    ‐
        2,107,829
    186,771,663

19.91%
11.32%
1.76%
0.22%
22.65%
2.46%
58.31%
6.40%
1.69%
0.27%
0.44%
0.85%
3.48%
6.94%
2.67%
0.67%
2.24%
0.19%
14.71%
0.00%
1.13%
100.00%

65.82%
66.24%
72.27%
69.07%
65.24%
60.80%
58.35%
57.47%
54.57%
66.67%
55.69%
47.07%
58.28%
66.35%
63.07%
        
8,974,718         
7,207,826        8,874,407       5,364,931       5,211,465       5,365,535       2,322,123     16,926,241              34,036       3,495,375     10,245,762       2,534,794     24,056,922     109,385,612
8,771,477         

100.00%

 CENTRAL 
EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries
Employee Benefits
Supplies Gen Exp
Travel
Marketing Costs
Rental & Leases
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
Contract Services
Utilities
Other Departmental Expenses
Instructional & Other Materials
Maintenance & Repair
Transfers/Debt
Contingency
Capital Outlay
Total Budget

INSTITU‐
TIONAL 
DEPUTY CHAN‐ EFFECTIVE‐
NESS 
CELLOR 

 NORTH
WEST 

 NORTH
EAST 

 SOUTH
WEST 

 SOUTH EAST 

     10,226,376
        
4,799,096
           926,123
             95,927
        
5,613,843
1,946,737
        
     23,608,102
                   ‐
           269,299
           103,537
             49,679
             31,920
                  794
           315,127
               5,025
             74,485
           475,844
           140,729
                   ‐
                  250
           587,592
     25,662,383

     10,163,100
        
6,329,732
        
1,117,866
           194,185
        
4,588,007
        
1,673,083
     24,065,973
                   ‐
           370,768
             95,322
             46,485
           137,322
                   ‐
           310,173
                   ‐
             47,280
           394,249
             31,671
           845,619
               7,354
           231,604
     26,583,820

        
7,400,874
        
4,079,151
           921,929
           119,380
        
4,799,310
           755,155
     18,075,799
                   ‐
           205,589
             32,812
             91,544
        
1,310,481
                   ‐
             54,072
               4,600
             40,629
           164,900
             54,802
        
5,636,142
             40,000
           277,410
     25,988,780

     12,026,069
       5,795,603
           731,058
           194,206
       5,714,722
       1,590,843
     26,052,501
                       4
           286,506
             64,842
             36,316
           541,412
                  154
             33,910
                   ‐
             42,626
           326,139
             33,044
       1,155,001
               2,621
           115,059
     28,690,135

      4,875,892
      3,812,318
          522,092
            83,152
      3,857,157
      1,235,919
    14,386,530
                  ‐
          237,950
            46,357
            78,882
            41,484
                  ‐
          144,594
                  ‐
          125,189
            87,879
            11,772
                  ‐
            40,000
          235,453
    15,436,090

 COLEMAN 

 EXTENDED 
LEARNING 

 CHAN‐
CELLOR 

      5,895,370
      1,956,404
            84,180
            33,248
      2,423,250
          412,041
    10,804,493
                  ‐
          325,222
          101,452
            38,323
          508,719
                  ‐
          345,592
                  ‐
          128,035
          361,620
            86,074
                  ‐
            30,280
          566,021
    13,295,831

      2,368,137
      3,649,877
              2,887
                  ‐
      3,730,552
          780,620
    10,532,073
                  ‐
          230,118
          101,785
          370,734
            36,105
                  ‐
          353,809
                  ‐
            70,560
          994,120
          158,700
                  ‐
                  ‐
            33,459
    12,881,463

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      3,613,579
          279,749
      3,893,328
                  ‐
          326,755
          150,859
            81,220
            24,980
                  ‐
          494,088
                  ‐
          310,488
            32,981
              1,265
                  ‐
            83,000
            61,150
      5,460,114

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
    15,329,935
          556,393
    15,886,328
                  ‐
       
1,164,881
          114,212
          911,474
          232,908
                  ‐
    13,594,306
       
1,578,268
          202,347
          131,362
          720,880
              3,264
            20,446
       
2,694,256
    37,254,932

                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
           102,108
                   ‐
           102,108
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
           102,108

17.99%
10.54%
1.60%
0.29%
21.92%
3.44%
55.78%
6.13%
1.92%
0.35%
0.58%
1.26%
2.32%
8.17%
4.35%
0.72%
3.60%
0.43%
11.92%
0.21%
2.26%
100.00%

  5 

YTD Actuals by Division

 CENTRAL 
EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries
Employee Benefits
Supplies Gen Exp
Travel
Marketing Costs
Rental & Leases
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
Contract Services
Utilities
Other Departmental Expenses
Instructional & Other Materials
Maintenance & Repair
Transfers/Debt
Contingency
Capital Outlay
Total Expense
% of Adjusted 
Budget by Division
Remaining Balance

 NORTH
WEST 

 NORTH
EAST 

 SOUTH
WEST 

 SOUTH EAST 

 COLEMAN 

 EXTENDED 
LEARNING 

 CHAN‐
CELLOR 

        
7,214,082
        
3,399,365
           682,502
             41,401
        
3,629,703
           810,471
     15,777,523
                   ‐
           138,072
             37,170
               5,967
             31,898
                   ‐
             96,643
               2,080
             25,939
           244,778
             29,510
                   ‐
                   ‐
           501,325
     16,890,906

7,132,158
        
        
4,416,504
           722,267
           100,697
        
2,936,985
           827,744
     16,136,356
                   ‐
           174,979
             53,582
             26,392
             44,253
                   ‐
             74,249
                   ‐
             25,725
           143,748
               3,320
           837,659
                   ‐
             88,838
     17,609,102

        
5,102,779
        
2,805,089
           620,541
             80,430
        
3,078,582
           441,649
     12,129,071
                   ‐
           131,413
             11,758
             20,800
           622,433
                   ‐
             22,227
               2,250
             26,896
             73,133
             20,785
        
5,634,237
                   ‐
             85,951
     18,780,954

       8,480,678
       4,124,135
           507,194
           107,310
       3,692,268
           760,570
     17,672,155
                       3
           159,522
             32,368
             26,177
           447,542
                   ‐
             16,983
                   ‐
             16,742
           205,979
               5,898
       1,155,000
                   ‐
             77,360
     19,815,728

      3,427,285
      2,763,632
          405,242
            31,687
      2,485,082
          580,022
      9,692,950
                  ‐
          129,203
            15,982
            29,597
            15,320
                  ‐
            67,457
                  ‐
            14,514
            41,256
              6,225
                  ‐
                  ‐
            58,656
    10,071,159

      4,076,266
      1,151,050
            48,819
            16,876
      1,595,546
          173,156
      7,061,713
                  ‐
          141,788
            54,820
            19,300
          266,250
                  ‐
          278,550
                  ‐
            36,607
          122,100
            25,392
                  ‐
                  ‐
            77,846
      8,084,366

      1,645,605
      2,214,424
              2,886
                  ‐
      2,458,132
          388,892
      6,709,939
                  ‐
          137,747
            49,981
          102,128
              7,120
                  ‐
            68,398
                  ‐
            39,151
          318,988
            51,906
                  ‐
                  ‐
            30,569
      7,515,928

                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
      2,386,615
            81,728
      2,468,343
                  ‐
          176,063
            81,520
            64,910
              7,213
                  ‐
            98,904
                  ‐
          211,462
                  ‐
                 724
                  ‐
                  ‐
            28,853
      3,137,991

INSTITU‐
TIONAL 
DEPUTY CHAN‐ EFFECTIVE‐
NESS 
CELLOR 
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
                  ‐
    10,074,211
          206,189
    10,280,400
                  ‐
          609,184
            48,613
          521,126
          131,854
                  ‐
       
7,266,178
          429,663
          106,230
            10,633
          189,135
                  ‐
                  ‐
          735,675
    20,328,691

                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
             68,072
                   ‐
             68,072
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
                   ‐
             68,072

 % of 
Actuals 
Houston Community College
Cash Flow Analysis ‐ Monthly Percentage of Budget Used
FY2013 vs. FY2012

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

Central                                 FY2013

Sept.
8.77%

17.29%

26.04%

33.04%

39.26%

47.17%

57.14%

65.82%

                                              FY2012

8.89%

17.89%

27.03%

35.01%

41.49%

49.28%

58.01%

66.97%

Northwest                          FY2013

8.26%

17.69%

26.42%

33.44%

38.94%

47.07%

55.52%

8.55%

18.72%

27.39%

33.69%

38.31%

46.70%

55.31%

66.77%

Northeast                           FY2013

6.80%

19.95%

27.15%

32.73%

37.67%

43.91%

50.45%

6.70%

20.76%

27.75%

33.82%

40.16%

46.70%

53.35%

76.04%

Southwest                          FY2013

8.59%

19.46%

28.35%

35.52%

42.81%

50.66%

58.75%

Aug.

74.34%

81.43%

88.98%

94.59%

74.43%

81.57%

89.43%

95.09%

82.19%

88.46%

94.27%

98.45%

79.03%

85.23%

92.21%

96.87%

74.92%

81.69%

89.81%

95.46%

71.21%

79.83%

87.22%

93.29%

69.35%

76.72%

84.68%

91.63%

68.18%

74.82%

81.30%

89.24%

59.06%

69.23%

76.82%

80.46%

67.73%

76.94%

85.77%

94.82%

65.59%

72.63%

82.25%

89.27%

76.35%

82.70%

88.44%

99.49%

72.58%

80.37%

90.28%

98.41%

68.16%

71.84%

79.45%

88.27%

71.48%

77.90%

85.35%

91.73%

69.07%

                                              FY2012

8.58%

19.19%

28.11%

36.68%

43.63%

50.96%

58.38%

71.97%

Southeast                            FY2013
                                              FY2012

7.94%

16.74%

25.87%

33.20%

39.17%

47.32%

56.36%

65.24%

8.68%

17.97%

27.56%

35.39%

41.33%

49.39%

57.90%

67.21%

Coleman                              FY2013
                                              FY2012

6

July 

72.27%

                                              FY2012

June

66.24%

                                              FY2012

May

8.06%

17.28%

24.93%

31.55%

37.77%

46.07%

53.62%

60.80%

8.26%

17.29%

25.18%

32.46%

39.63%

47.52%

55.02%

63.80%

Extended Learning            FY2013
                                              FY2012
Chancellor                           FY2013
                                              FY2012
Deputy Chancellor             FY2013
                                              FY2012

7.79%

15.60%

23.76%

31.35%

35.83%

43.18%

50.20%

58.35%

7.97%

15.68%

23.55%

30.39%

37.09%

45.43%

53.07%

60.96%

7.14%

13.81%

24.51%

30.61%

37.97%

44.47%

51.04%

57.47%

8.66%

16.11%

23.27%

30.27%

39.34%

45.84%

53.37%

61.08%

4.52%

10.80%

17.79%

31.74%

38.89%

45.25%

43.00%

54.57%

4.52%

10.28%

16.85%

22.58%

31.70%

38.52%

45.34%

51.71%

Institute Effectiveness      FY2013
                                              FY2012

8.33%

16.67%

25.00%

33.33%

41.67%

50.00%

58.33%

66.67%

5.76%

15.21%

22.37%

29.85%

38.13%

45.15%

52.82%

59.23%

Instruction                          FY2013
                                              FY2012

6.55%

15.59%

22.53%

28.70%

33.58%

42.38%

49.16%

55.69%

6.73%

16.23%

22.67%

28.96%

35.81%

42.78%

52.10%

59.22%

Info Tech                              FY2013
                                              FY2012

5.56%

12.11%

16.63%

20.99%

29.10%

35.17%

39.77%

47.07%

20.14%

33.96%

40.28%

45.47%

52.99%

59.23%

64.92%

71.03%

Student Success                 FY2013
                                              FY2012

7.33%

14.68%

23.02%

30.31%

40.96%

44.53%

49.81%

58.28%

8.33%

15.89%

23.44%

30.58%

40.76%

48.76%

56.63%

65.19%

System                                 FY2013
                                              FY2012

12.41%

18.87%

22.34%

27.24%

33.14%

37.21%

42.87%

66.35%

22.23%

25.94%

29.46%

32.09%

36.45%

39.69%

43.39%

63.98%

Total HCCS                           FY2013
                                              FY2012

8.55%

16.77%

23.49%

30.55%

36.88%

43.38%

49.23%

63.07%

12.05%

20.09%

26.81%

32.55%

38.82%

45.08%

51.63%

65.11%
Central College
Detail Cash Flow Analysis ‐ Monthly Percentage of Budget Used
Adjusted Budget 
FY2012

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries

         10,358,989
            
4,771,422
            
1,079,656
                 88,599
            
5,311,007
            
1,850,184
         23,459,857
Employee Benefits
                        
‐
Supplies Gen Exp
               226,747
Travel
               102,549
Marketing Costs
                 47,979
Rental & Leases
                 80,498
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
                       794
Contract Services
               316,409
Utilities
                        
‐
Other Departmental Expenses
                 90,406
Instructional & Other Materials
               455,990
Maintenance & Repair
               120,821
Transfers/Debt
                        
‐
Contingency
                       640
Capital Outlay
               118,664
     Total Expenses           25,021,354

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2012
% of Budget Used

        7,303,328
        3,511,719
           713,189
             28,646
        3,524,321
           892,386
      15,973,589
                    ‐
           108,942
             56,754
             26,028
             58,500
                   444
           172,132
                    ‐
             17,782
           266,028
             28,808
                    ‐
                    ‐
             47,080
      16,756,088

70.50%
73.60%
66.06%
32.33%
66.36%
48.23%
68.09%
                 ‐
48.05%
55.34%
54.25%
72.67%
55.97%
54.40%
                 ‐
19.67%
58.34%
23.84%
                 ‐
0.00%
39.67%
66.97%

Adjusted Budget 
FY2013

        10,226,376
          4,799,096
              926,123
                95,927
          5,613,843
          1,946,737
        23,608,102
                       
‐
              269,299
              103,537
                49,679
                31,920
                      794
              315,127
                  5,025
                74,485
              475,844
              140,729
                       
‐
                      250
              587,592
        25,662,383

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2013
% of Budget Used

         7,214,082
         3,399,365
            682,502
               
41,401
         3,629,703
            810,471
       15,777,523
                     ‐
            138,072
               
37,170
                 5,967
               
31,898
                     ‐
               
96,643
                 2,080
               
25,939
            244,778
               
29,510
                     ‐
                     ‐
            501,325
       
16,890,906

70.54%
70.83%
73.69%
43.16%
64.66%
41.63%
66.83%
                  ‐
51.27%
35.90%
12.01%
99.93%
0.00%
30.67%
0.00%
34.83%
51.44%
20.97%
                       ‐
                       ‐
85.32%
65.82%

Northwest College
Detail Cash Flow Analysis ‐ Monthly Percentage of Budget Used
Adjusted Budget 
FY2012

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries

            
9,630,467
            
5,850,953
            
1,067,837
               145,675
            
3,984,680
            
1,443,001
         22,122,613
Employee Benefits
                        
‐
Supplies Gen Exp
               259,887
Travel
                 86,432
Marketing Costs
                 40,827
Rental & Leases
               128,563
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
                         15
Contract Services
               294,978
Utilities
                        
‐
Other Departmental Expenses
                 45,518
Instructional & Other Materials
               206,139
Maintenance & Repair
                 24,211
Transfers/Debt
               883,899
Contingency
                 11,667
Capital Outlay
               143,315
     Total Expenses           24,248,064

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2012
% of Budget Used

        6,695,725
        4,095,523
           685,046
             79,573
        2,564,704
           745,200
      14,865,772
                    ‐
             86,164
             48,467
             22,474
             40,174
                    ‐
           137,913
                    ‐
             19,963
             72,772
                7,637
           856,493
                    ‐
             33,099
      16,190,928
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69.53%
70.00%
64.15%
54.62%
64.36%
51.64%
67.20%
                 ‐
33.15%
56.08%
55.05%
31.25%
0.00%
46.75%
                 ‐
43.86%
35.30%
31.54%
96.90%
0.00%
23.10%
66.77%

Adjusted Budget 
FY2013

        10,163,100
          6,329,732
          1,117,866
              194,185
          4,588,007
          1,673,083
        24,065,973
                       
‐
              370,768
                95,322
                46,485
              137,322
                       
‐
              310,173
                       
‐
                47,280
              394,249
                31,671
              845,619
                  7,354
              231,604
        26,583,820

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2013
% of Budget Used

         7,132,158
         4,416,504
            722,267
            100,697
         2,936,985
            827,744
       16,136,356
                     ‐
            174,979
               
53,582
               
26,392
               
44,253
                     ‐
               
74,249
                     ‐
               
25,725
            143,748
                 3,320
            837,659
                     ‐
               
88,838
       
17,609,102

70.18%
69.77%
64.61%
51.86%
64.01%
49.47%
67.05%
                  ‐
47.19%
56.21%
56.77%
32.23%
0.00%
23.94%
0.00%
54.41%
36.46%
10.48%
                       ‐
                       ‐
38.36%
66.24%
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Adjusted Budget 
FY2012

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries

            
6,990,203
            
3,922,180
            
1,070,440
               107,848
            
4,549,862
               714,746
         17,355,279
Employee Benefits
                        
‐
Supplies Gen Exp
               278,401
Travel
                 40,584
Marketing Costs
                 58,917
Rental & Leases
            
1,296,185
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
                        
‐
Contract Services
                 45,429
Utilities
                   4,600
Other Departmental Expenses
                 48,154
Instructional & Other Materials
               143,119
Maintenance & Repair
                 51,852
Transfers/Debt
            
5,640,942
Contingency
                 19,706
Capital Outlay
                 48,101
     Total Expenses           25,031,269

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2012
% of Budget Used

        4,859,444
        3,066,314
           731,395
             66,303
        3,026,818
           410,416
      12,160,692
                    ‐
           162,706
             17,853
             19,667
           857,618
                    ‐
             18,647
                1,900
             19,741
             78,034
             39,670
        5,639,337
                    ‐
             18,626
      19,034,492

69.52%
78.18%
68.33%
61.48%
66.53%
57.42%
70.07%
                 ‐
58.44%
43.99%
33.38%
66.16%
                 ‐
41.05%
41.30%
41.00%
54.52%
76.51%
99.97%
0.00%
38.72%
76.04%

Adjusted Budget 
FY2013

          7,400,874
          4,079,151
              921,929
              119,380
          4,799,310
              755,155
        18,075,799
                       
‐
              205,589
                32,812
                91,544
          1,310,481
                       
‐
                54,072
                  4,600
                40,629
              164,900
                54,802
          5,636,142
                40,000
              277,410
        25,988,780

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2013
% of Budget Used

         5,102,779
         2,805,089
            620,541
               
80,430
         3,078,582
            441,649
       12,129,071
                     ‐
            131,413
               
11,758
               
20,800
            622,433
                     ‐
               
22,227
                 2,250
               
26,896
               
73,133
               
20,785
         5,634,237
                     ‐
               
85,951
       
18,780,954

68.95%
68.77%
67.31%
67.37%
64.15%
58.48%
67.10%
                  ‐
63.92%
35.83%
22.72%
47.50%
                  ‐
41.11%
0.00%
66.20%
44.35%
37.93%
                       ‐
                       ‐
30.98%
72.27%

Southwest College
Detail Cash Flow Analysis ‐ Monthly Percentage of Budget Used
Adjusted Budget 
FY2012

EXPENSES
Faculty‐FT 
Faculty‐PT
Librarian/Counselor‐FT 
Librarian/Counselor‐PT
Staff‐FT
Staff‐PT
     Sub‐total Salaries

         12,217,131
            
6,209,715
            
1,397,239
               205,644
            
5,114,555
            
1,532,869
         26,677,152
Employee Benefits
                        
‐
Supplies Gen Exp
               283,246
Travel
                 62,373
Marketing Costs
                 44,340
Rental & Leases
               756,505
Insurance/Risk Mgmt
                       154
Contract Services
                 47,386
Utilities
                        
‐
Other Departmental Expenses
                 47,798
Instructional & Other Materials
               213,879
Maintenance & Repair
                 30,737
Transfers/Debt
            
2,484,173
Contingency
                   7,024
Capital Outlay
                 96,837
     Total Expenses           30,751,604

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2012
% of Budget Used

        8,584,249
        4,656,425
           930,795
           106,830
        3,474,368
           923,390
      18,676,058
                    ‐
           115,936
             27,741
             30,989
           587,085
                     56
             23,587
                    ‐
             18,654
           105,659
             10,675
        2,484,044
                    ‐
             51,298
      22,131,782
8

70.26%
74.99%
66.62%
51.95%
67.93%
60.24%
70.01%
                 ‐
40.93%
44.48%
69.89%
77.60%
                 ‐
49.78%
                 ‐
39.03%
49.40%
34.73%
99.99%
0.00%
52.97%
71.97%

Adjusted Budget 
FY2013

        12,026,069
          5,795,603
              731,058
              194,206
          5,714,722
          1,590,843
        26,052,501
                          4
              286,506
                64,842
                36,316
              541,412
                      154
                33,910
                       
‐
                42,626
              326,139
                33,044
          1,155,001
                  2,621
              115,059
        28,690,135

YTD Actuals Thru 
4/30/2013
% of Budget Used

         8,480,678
         4,124,135
            507,194
            107,310
         3,692,268
            760,570
       17,672,155
                         3
            159,522
               
32,368
               
26,177
            447,542
                     ‐
               
16,983
                     ‐
               
16,742
            205,979
                 5,898
         1,155,000
                     ‐
               
77,360
       
19,815,728

70.52%
71.16%
69.38%
55.26%
64.61%
47.81%
67.83%
                  ‐
55.68%
49.92%
72.08%
82.66%
0.00%
50.08%
                  ‐
39.28%
63.16%
17.85%
100.00%
0.00%
67.24%
69.07%
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