District ASB Fund Balance

According to the Accounting Manual for Public Schools, in Washington school districts, the only fund designated as a Special Revenue Fund is the ASB. This fund is financed, in part, by the establishment and collection of fees from students and nonstudents as a condition of their attendance at any optional noncredit extracurricular event of the district. As a Special Revenue Fund, the ASB Fund is under the control, supervision, and approval of the board of directors, and the school district legally owns the resources accounted for in the ASB fund. (RCW 28A.320.330. RCW 28A.325.030.) (2015. p. 1-5)

You will find the individual building ASB fund balance reports listed on the individual school's web page.

District

• District ASB Fund Balance 2012-13
• District ASB Fund Balance 2013-14
• District ASB Fund Balance 2014-15
• District ASB Fund Balance 2015-16
• District ASB Fund Balance 2016-17
• District ASB Fund Balance 2017-18
• District ASB Fund Balance 2018-19
• District ASB Fund Balance 2019-20
• District ASB Fund Balance 2020-21

PROVE

• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2012-13
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2013-14
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2014-15
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2015-16
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2016-17
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2017-18
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2018-19
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2019-20
• PROVE ASB Fund Balance 2020-21

ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting

Cavelero Mid High School (CMHS)

• 18-19 CMHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 19-20 CMHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 20-21 CMHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 20-21 CMHS Opportunity Gap Reduction Plan
• 21-22 CMHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting

Lake Stevens High School (LSHS)

• 18-19 LSHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 19-20 LSHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 20-21 LSHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting
• 21-22 LSHS ASB Extracurricular Activity Reporting

Reference Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. (2015). Governmental funds. Accounting Manual for Public School Districts, 1-5.