Welcome to the Michigan School Almanac Updates Log
Welcome to the official updates channel for the Michigan School Almanac
The Michigan School Almanac is an independent public reference tool for Michigan school finance, student enrollment, and staffing data.
The Almanac compiles official, audited state records to help Michigan parents, educators, school board members, researchers, and citizens review public school finances.
Data is compiled from public reports published by state agencies:
Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI):
* Financial Information Database (FID): Audited school district revenues, expenditures, and fund balances across statutory funds.
* Registry of Educational Personnel (REP): Staffing full-time equivalencies (FTEs) for classroom teachers, instructional support, and administration.
* Pupil Membership Counts: Audited Fall and Spring student headcounts computed under Michigan's statutory 90/10 blend (MCL 388.1606).
* Educational Entity Master (EEM): Directory of operational public school districts and buildings.
Michigan Department of Education (MDE):
* Bulletin 1014: Annual Michigan Public School District Financial Information summaries.
* Bulletin 1011: Analysis of Michigan Public School Revenues and Expenditures by Fund.
* State Aid Financial Status Reports: Monthly state aid foundation allowance runs and Section 147c retirement equalization pass-through records.
Michigan Department of Treasury:
* Form L-4029 Apportionment Reports: Property tax millage rates (Operating Non-Homestead, Debt, and Sinking Funds) and taxable valuations.
Financial reporting follows official state accounting guidelines:
We welcome feedback, questions, and data inquiries:
Published independently as an open public reference. Compiled from official state filings published by CEPI and the Michigan Department of Education.
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