9045 Hwy 200
Bonner, MT 59823
p. 406-258-6151

• Local Agency (School District): Bonner Elem
• State Agency: Montana Office Public Instruct

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Information Summary

Spend / Student District average	$4,448
School Size Compared to District	23%
Student Ratio Students per teacher	17 : 1
Teacher Salary Average for district	$48,695
Students	85

Demographics and Characteristics

School Type	Regular school
Grades offered	7th Grade – 8th Grade
Level	Middle School
Teacher FTEs	4.9
Surrounding community	Suburb, Small Territory outside a principal city and inside an urbanized area with a population less than 100,000.
Title I Eligible
School-wide Title I
Magnet School	N/A
Charter School	N/A
Shared-time School	N/A

Special Student Programs

What portion of students are enrolled in special programs?

	# in School	% of School	% of District
Free Lunch Students	34	40%
Reduced-Price Lunch Students	17	20%
Low-Cost Lunch Students	51	60%
Migrant Students
Special Ed. Students			18%
English Language Learners			0%

Completion / Diploma Recipients

Senior students that successfully complete through High-School and receive either a diploma or other completion certificate. Note: %'s are based on total population and do not imply dropout rates.

	# in District	% of Seniors in District	% of Seniors in State
H.S. Diploma Recipients			93.15%
GED Recipients			8.62%
Other Completers

Student Demographics

How many students enroll at Bonner 7 8 School?

	# in School	% of School	% of State
Black Non-Hispanic	N/A	<N/A	25%
Hispanic	N/A	<N/A	22%
Asian / Pacific Islander	N/A	<N/A	21%
American Indian / Alaskan Native	N/A	<N/A	14%
White Non-Hispanic	85	>100%	15%

7th Grade					42	42
8th Grade					43	43
Total					85	85

Bonner Elem – District Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff FTEs (Full-Time Equivalents) for Bonner 7 8 School's local district.

	FTEs	% of District	% of State
Instructional Aides	2.7	>30%	20%
Instructional Coordinators & Supervisors	N/A		2%
Library / Media Specialist	1.1	>12%	4%
Library / Media Support	N/A		2%
Guidance Staff (Elementary)	1.5	>17%	3%
Guidance Staff (Secondary)	N/A		2%
Guidance Staff Total	1.5	>17%	5%
District Admins	1.0	>11%	2%
Dist. Admin/Sppt	N/A		5%
School Admins	1.0	>11%	5%
School Admin/Sppt	N/A		8%
Other Support	N/A		36%

	FTEs	% of District	% of State
Prekindergarten	N/A		2%
Kindergarten	N/A		6%
Elementary	23.0	>100%	59%
Secondary	N/A		33%
Ungraded	N/A

Bonner Elem Financial Summary

General district financials with comparisons to all districts in state.

		District		State Ave.
		Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Payments to Private Schools
Payments to Charter Schools
Textbooks
Long–Term Debt
	Outstanding at Beginning of Fiscal Year	$690,000	<$1,840	$3,068
	Issued During Fiscal Year			$2,009
	Retired During Fiscal Year			$2,009
	Outstanding at End of Fiscal Year	$605,000	<$1,613	$3,307
Short–Term Debt
	Outstanding at Beginning of Fiscal Year
	Outstanding at End of Fiscal Year
Assets
	Sinking Fund	$105,000	>$280	$169
	Bond Fund	$110,000	<$293	$1,044
	Other Funds	$701,000	<$1,869	$5,977
Total Revenues		$2,892,000	<$7,712	$13,150
Total Expenses		$2,799,000	<$7,464	$12,566

		District		State Ave.
		Salary	Benefits	Salary	Benefits
Instruction (incl. Teachers)		$1,120,000	$340,000	$1,105,488	$312,414
Support Services
	Pupils	$81,000	$18,000	$151,986	$49,345
	Instructional Staff	$31,000	$10,000	$90,738	$25,129
	General Administration	$72,000	$16,000	$51,896	$15,818
	School Administration	$57,000	$14,000	$158,661	$47,201
	Operation & Maintenance of Plant	$67,000	$23,000	$110,276	$43,598
	Student Transportation	$12,000	$6,000	$55,776	$18,476
	Business / Central / Other	$28,000	$8,000	$45,207	$15,020
Food Services		$72,000	$26,000	$58,953	$22,569
Total		$1,540,000	$460,000	$1,568,572	$461,183

Local District Expense Detail

Expense categories and state-level comparison for Bonner Elem.

			District		State Ave.
			Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Elementary / Secondary Education
	Support Services
		Pupils	$154,000	>$410	$322
		Instructional Staff	$128,000	<$341	$365
		General Administration	$115,000	<$306	$682
		School Administration	$78,000	<$208	$550
		Operation & Maintenance of Plant	$216,000	<$576	$1,433
		Student Transportation	$127,000	<$338	$761
		Business / Central / Other	$51,000	<$136	$494
		Non-Specified
		Total	$869,000	<$2,317	$4,109
	Other Expenses
		Food Services	$158,000	<$421	$551
		Enterprise Operations			$72
		Other
		Total	$158,000	<$421	$553
	Instruction		$1,668,000	<$4,448	$7,028
	Total		$2,695,000	<$7,186	$11,570
Non-Elementary / Non-Secondary Education
	Community Services				$87
	Adult Education		$5,000	<$13	$48
	Other
	Total		$5,000	<$13	$82
Capital Outlay
	Construction				$963
	Land & Existing Structures				$228
	Instructional Equipment				$199
	Other Equipment				$374
	Non-Specified Equipment				$366
	Total				$966
Payments to State Govt's
Payments to Local Govt's
Payments to Other School Systems			$72,000	>$192	$187
Debt Interest			$27,000	<$72	$190
Total			$2,799,000	<$7,464	$12,566

Local District Revenue Detail

Revenue categories and state-level comparison for Bonner Elem.

			District		State Ave.
			Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Federal Revenue
	Through State
		Title I	$60,000	<$160	$562
		Children with Disabilities Idea			$229
		Math, Science, and Teacher Quality	$36,000	<$96	$177
		Safe and Drug Free Schools	$3,000	<$8	$27
		Title V, Part A	$2,000	<$5	$16
		Vocational and Tech Education			$61
		Bilingual Education
		Child Nutrition Act	$92,000	<$245	$291
		Other	$2,000	<$5	$253
		Direct from Federal Government
		Impact Aid	$6,000	<$16	$1,254
		Indian Education			$153
		Other			$722
	Non-Specified		$2,000	<$5	$253
	Total		$201,000	<$536	$1,876
State Revenue
	General Formula Assistance		$1,227,000	<$3,272	$4,249
	Staff Improvement Programs
	Special Education Programs				$12
	Compensatory and Basic Skills Programs
	Bilingual Education Programs
	Gifted and Talented Programs				$11
	Vocational Education Programs				$32
	School Lunch Programs		$1,000	<$2	$17
	Capital Outlay and Debt Services Programs
	Transportation Programs		$9,000	<$24	$225
	Other Programs		$251,000	<$669	$1,748
	Non-Specified
	On Behalf
		Employee Benefits
		Not Employee Benefits
	Total		$1,488,000	<$3,968	$6,209
Local Revenue
	Parent Government Contributions
	Property Taxes		$693,000	<$1,848	$3,128
	General Sales Taxes
	Public Utility Taxes
	Individual and Corporate Income Taxes
	All Other Taxes
	From Other School Systems		$73,000	<$194	$286
	From Cities and Counties		$189,000	<$504	$1,024
	Tuition Fees from Pupils and Parents				$40
	Transportation Fees from Pupils and Parents				$18
	School Lunch		$48,000	<$128	$190
	Textbook Sales and Rentals				$6
	District Activity Receipts		$155,000	<$413	$662
	Students Fees, Non-Specified				$50
	Other Sales and Services				$55
	Interest Earnings		$26,000	<$69	$202
	Miscellaneous		$13,000	<$34	$220
	Total		$1,203,000	<$3,208	$5,088
Total			$2,892,000	<$7,712	$13,150

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