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IORTH CAROLINA <br />Budgd Arparation and Enactment <br />a3 <br />161 <br />might specify the use of the ear- <br />Table 7.1 <br />�c revenues are to support the func- <br />Purposes and Functions of Expenditures for Local Education Agencies <br />Instructional Programs <br />dget ordinance be entered in the <br />I I Regular Instructional Programs <br />;thin five days after it is adopted, <br />Special Instructional Programs <br />Dance officer, and the clerk to the <br />i Adult Education Instructional Programs <br />Co- Curricular Instructional Programs <br />itself requires that this filing take <br />Math /Science Programs <br />ing requirement. <br />Other Instructional Programs <br />Supporting Services Programs <br />Pupil Support Services • <br />Elie Education' <br />Instructional Staff Support Services <br />p by county <br />nations boards of coon con- <br />Administrative Support Services <br />School Administration Support Services <br />community colleges. These provi- <br />Business Support Services <br />Central Support Services <br />Other Supporting Services <br />Community Services Programs <br />ROPRIATIONS <br />Regular Community Services <br />Other Community Services <br />rative unit are made to two separate <br />Non- Programmed Charges <br />t Expense and School Capital Out- <br />Payments to Other Units and Transfer of Funds <br />ipropriations for the local share of <br />Reserve for Federal Grants <br />Other Non - Programmed Charges <br />l system. The Capital Outlay Fund <br />new buildings and renovations of <br />Sourm. N.C. State Board of Education, Controller's Office, North Carolina R.Nic Schools <br />Unif— Budget Manual, March 1, 1987. <br />,ew school buses, and activity buses <br />mp -stun appropriations to these two <br />functions listed under one of the four purposes in Table 7.1. When the county <br />rpropriations to particular purposes <br />appropriation is allocated by function, the board of education must use the <br />or to specific projects in the Capital <br />funds allocated to a function only for expenditures included within that <br />ake a lump -sum appropriation, the <br />function• <br />budget for that fund in any way so <br />Even though county appropriations for current expenses are allocated by pur- <br />e money to capital outlay and vice <br />Pose and function, the board of education may change appropriations for a par - <br />:)nly in emergency situations-8 <br />ticular purpose or function so long as the change does not increase or decrease <br />instead to restrict the use of county- <br />the amount of county appropriation allocated to that purpose or function by more <br />)nations. Appropriations for school <br />than a specified percentage. This limiting percentage is 25 percent unless the <br />use or function as noted above; the <br />i board of commissioners specifies a lower figure; that figure may not be less than <br />:orm chart of accounts promulgated <br />10 percent. <br />purposes and functions as of March <br />i The board of commissioners may allocate its School Capital Outlay appropri- <br />ation by project. The uniform chart of accounts for the public schools identifies <br />ity commissioners would appropriate <br />wee categories of projects. Category I projects include acquisition of real estate <br />rnal Programs, Supporting Services, <br />and construction as well as renovation of buildings. Category II projects include <br />ed Charges. Such an allocation wound <br />acquisition or replacement of furnishings and equipment. Category III projects <br />.mount of county-appropriated fund) <br />include acquisition of school buses, activity buses, and other motor vehicles. <br />:o allocate by function, the board of <br />County capital outlay appropriations for Category I projects may be allocated <br />ific amount for one or more of the <br />by specific acquisition, construction, or renovation project. Category II and <br />