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The Coyne Report: October, 2011 (Revere Local Government Schools): FINANCIALLY UNSUSTAINABLE: The cost per graduate was $200,000 if 200 students graduated? (Volume 1)

Author Tom Coyne
Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Author(s)Tom Coyne
ISBN / ASIN147000643X
ISBN-139781470006433
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Sales Rank99,999,999
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This October, 2011 "Coyne Report" of Revere Local Government Schools (Ohio) reveals the UNSUSTAINABLE amount of money spent by Revere Local during fiscal year, 2010-2011 by name and position of each recipient of (i.e., teachers, administrators and vendors). These Revere Local Government Schools data are provided under Ohio law as readily available public information by salaried, full time finance officials of Revere Local Government Schools. Inaccuracies, if any, are NOT the responsibility of The Coyne Report. Large fiscal year-ended financial balances (June 30, 2011) held in seven (7) separate funds are reported herein. Rounded, teachers, adminstrators and similar help received $20,000,000 (twenty million dollars) during 2010-2011; "Vendors" received an addditional $20,000,000 twenty million dollars. The precise total amount of taxpayer money spent = $39,630.224. Records reveal most employees work part-time only. Acutal taxpayer paid out-of-pocket cash costs and accrued liabilities of per person costs of (a) pensions for life and (b) per person medical care costs for life and (c) per person sick leave costs and (d) per person personal days-off costs and (e) per person medical care costs of live-in partners and other non-family persons are excluded here.