Blue Heron Elementary School

Required Financial Transparency
Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-44-304
(Commencing July 1, 2018)

• District Adopted Budget and Uniform Budget Summary (current and prior years)
• District Financial Audit (current and prior years)
• Salary Schedules or Policies (current and prior years)
• Financial Data File for:
  • FY 2021-2022
  • FY 2020-2021
  • FY 2019-2020
  • FY 2017-2018
  • FY 2018-2019
• List of Waivers Received by the School District 
• Standardized Description and Rational for Each Automatic Waiver - N/A
• Federal Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF and any associated schedules - N/A
• Plan for Distributing Additional Mill Levy Revenue
  • Resolution: Mill Levy Override Revenue Sharing Plan for 2018/2019 - Pursuant to Colorado House Bill 17-1375 and CRS 22-32-108.5, Jeffco Public Schools adopted a Mill Levy Override Revenue Sharing Plan for fiscal year 2019/2020 per the resolution signed on May 3, 2018. 
    
• Other District-Specific Financial Information
  • Quarterly Financial Statements (current and prior years)
  • Accounts Payable Check Registers (Searchable Database - current and prior years)
  • Credit, Debit, and Purchase Card Statements (Searchable Database - current and prior years)
  • Investment Performance Reports (current and prior years)
    
• Link to Financial Transparency for Colorado Schools Website View
  
• Colorado Department of Education (CDE) School Finance Division

Disclaimer: Please consider the context when evaluating financial transactions. Some transactions may appear improper on the surface but are perfectly normal and justifiable when placed in the proper context. We welcome your questions regarding our financial transactions or records.

Jeffco Public School is committed to providing a clear view of how tax dollars are spent and how we operate. 

Jeffco is the second largest school district in Colorado, serving 78,000 students in our district-run and charter schools combined. In 2021-22, the district appropriated $764,674,694 in general fund expenditures before transfers, as of the January 2022 revised budget and appropriation. These general fund expenditures are a core source of funding to serve the approximately 67,000 students in grades Kindergarten to 12th who attend district-run schools.

The grants fund provides additional funding each year for our core programming. The child care fund includes expenditures related to the approximately 2,000 students in Pre-kindergarten who attend district-run schools.

To understand why adding appropriations for all funds does not equal total district expenditures, see "Understanding Total Appropriations and Why Schools Focus on the General Fund for Budgeting."