- Administrative Expenditures Report
- Audited Financial Information
- Fiscal Transparency Reporting
- SDOC Budget & Average Salaries
Administrative Expenditures Report
Click the links below to review fiscal year administrative expenditures reports. For additional information, please contact Jay Schickling, Chief Financial Officer @
2023 Administrative Expenditures Report
2022 Administrative Expenditures Report
2021 Administrative Expenditures Report
2020 Administrative Expenditures Report
2019 Administrative Expenditures Report
2018 Administrative Expenditures Report
2017 Administrative Expenditures Report
2016 Administrative Expenditures Report
2015 Administrative Expenditures Report
2014 Administrative Expenditures Report
2013 Administrative Expenditures Report
2012 Administrative Expenditures Report
Audited Financial Information
Click the links below to review fiscal year annual reports. For additional information, please contact Jay Schickling, Chief Financial Officer @
Fiscal Year 2022 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2021 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2020 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2019 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2018 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2017 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2016 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2015 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2014 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2013 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2012 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2011 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2010 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2009 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2008 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2007 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2006 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2005 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2004 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2003 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2002 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2001 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Year 2000 Audited Financial Report
Fiscal Transparency Reporting
In accordance with South Carolina law (Spending Transparency Act No. 23), the School District of Oconee County posts non-salary expenditures of $100 or more as well as purchasing card statements each month. These online records will remain available for five years.
All expenditures made on the transparency reports are paid using a 16-digit account structure established by the SC Department of Education. The funding source of each transaction is indicated by the account code. Only account codes beginning with "100" are General Fund expenditures which are funded from local tax collections and State revenue. Any other expenditures not paid from the General Fund are funded from Federal revenue, other State grants, special revenue or student activity collections. These types of expenditures are not paid from local tax dollars.
Please contact Jay Schickling, Chief Financial Officer, should you have any questions or require additional information at (864)886-4400.
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FY24 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY23 Fiscal Transparency reporting
FY22 Fiscal TRANSPARENCY Reporting
FY21 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY20 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY19 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY18 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY17 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
FY16 Fiscal Transparency Reporting
SDOC Budget & Average Salaries
According to Proviso 1.3 – Pursuant to Section 59-20-80, each school board of trustees must make available by September first each school year its annual budget that includes state, local, and federal investments in education. The budget must be available on the district’s website. The department, in collaboration with local school districts, will provide a template that each district must use in reporting its budget.
SECTION 59-20-80. School budgets must be made public; itemization of salaries.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, each school board of trustees in this State shall annually make available to the general public its budget for that year, which budget shall include an itemized list of the average salaries paid to the superintendents, supervisors, administrators, principals, consultants, counselors and teachers employed by the district. No state aid shall be given to any school district whose board of trustees fails to comply with the provisions of this chapter.