District Budget

Huron Valley Schools is required by law to develop and approve a balanced budget for the new fiscal year by June 30th. As new information is obtained, such as changes in revenues and/or expenditures, the budget is amended quarterly throughout the year. Use the links on the left to view current and historical budget information.

School Finance

PDF Document Financial Overview
Huron Valley Schools Foundation Allowance History
Debt Refunding History
Energy Saving Initiatives

Proposal A

In 1994, voters in the State of Michigan passed Proposal A, changing the way in which schools are funded. For more information about Proposal A, and the impact to Huron Valley Schools, view these two presentations.

PDF Document Proposal A Facts
Proposal A Executive Summary

School Funding Listserv

For the latest information on school funding, join the HVS listserv and be sure to select the Our Kids Cant Wait - Fair Funding For Schools and School Legislation categories.

Check Register

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Audited Financial Reports

Financial Statements

Personnel Expenditures

PDF Document 2018-2019 Personnel Expenditures
2017-2018 Personnel Expenditures
2016-2017 Personnel Expenditures
2015-2016 Personnel Expenditures

Operating Expenditures

PDF Document 2018-2019 Operating Expenditures
2017-2018 Operating Expenditures
2016-2017 Operating Expenditures
2015-2016 Operating Expenditures

ORS 3% Employee Refund Information

W-2s for the 3% Employee Refunds

You will receive a W-2 for your 3% Employee Refund in the year you received the refund. For employees active in 2018, it will be included with your other employee compensation in 2018.

To assist with your tax filing, we included the interest related to the 3% Employee Refund in Box 14 of your W-2 as "3INT". Please consult with your tax preparer to see if you need to report this interest on your Federal tax return.

ORS 3% Employee Refund Information

Between July 1, 2010, and September 3, 2012, the State required school districts to withhold 3% of employees’ compensation for the Retiree Healthcare Fund. A lawsuit was started to stop the State from requiring these contributions. In December 2017, the Michigan Supreme Court agreed with the Court of Appeals that these contributions, under Public Act (PA) 75 of 2010, were unconstitutional. These funds, held in escrow by the State, have been returned to the districts that collected them.

Huron Valley Schools will be refunding these contributions to the employees that worked in the District during this period. During the week of January 8th, we received the refund information from the State; however, there are some issues regarding tax reporting that need to be answered before the funds are paid to the employees. The State’s Office of Retirement Services (ORS) is working with districts and auditors to resolve these issues as quickly as possible.

I didn't receive the email from ORS containing my contribution amounts and interest. How can I find out about my amount?

First, check your junk mail or spam folder. If after checking there, if you find you still don’t have the email from ORS, you may use one of the following methods to obtain your amount. Due to a high volume of inquiries, please allow 3-5 business days for us to respond, regardless of the option you use:

Method 1: If you are registered for miAccount External Link , you may log in and send us a message using the secure Message Board. Use the category “MPSERS 3% Healthcare Refund” and in the message, ask for your amount of contributions and interest.

Method 2: If you are not registered for miAccount External Link , you can register to send us a secure message. Otherwise, use the Guest Message Board to send a message asking for the amount of your contributions and interest. Use the category “MPSERS 3% Healthcare Refund.” In the message you must also include the following information:

First & Last Name
Date of Birth
City as listed in your address of record with ORS.

What can you do now?

Active (current) employees: If you are an active (current) employee of the District and worked at HVS during that period, please read the memo below for more information.

PDF Document 3% Refund Memo to Active Employees

PDF Document FAQs on 3% Refund as of 2/2/18

Non-current employees: If you worked in HVS during that period but are not currently employed by the District, please read the memo below for what you need to do. A letter with this information has also been mailed to the address supplied by ORS for each non-current employee.

PDF Document 3% refund memo and info for Non-Current Employees

PCMI / Edustaff employees: are not affected by this lawsuit as you did not have this 3% deducted from your compensation.

Retirement Report

The Citizens Research Council of Michigan has published this informational retirement report in the PDF Document Financing Michigan Retired Teacher Pension and Health Care Benefits document (published September 2004).