About

Under the direction of the Board of Trustees and the Superintendent, he Fiscal Services and Business Department manages the financial and operational aspects to support educational goals. Its primary purposes include:

  • Budget Management: Develops, monitors, and reports on the district’s budget, ensuring compliance with Proposition 98 and other state funding requirements, including the Education Protection Account (EPA) and local funds.
  • Financial Oversight: Handles payroll, accounts payable/receivable, and purchasing, ensuring accurate and transparent use of funds, including those from bonds overseen by Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committees (CBOCs).
  • Compliance: Ensures adherence to state and federal regulations, including reporting on Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs) and managing audits for programs like Proposition 28 arts funding.
  • Resource Allocation: Supports equitable distribution of financial resources for instruction, facilities, and operations, prioritizing student needs.

This department ensures fiscal accountability, maximizes educational funding, and supports the district’s mission to provide quality education.

Shelley Leal
Assistant Superintendent of Fiscal Services

559-585-2400 x 4105
[email protected]

Amber LaRue
Accounting Technician
Payroll & Benefits

559-585-2400 x 4107
[email protected]

Maria Magdaleno
Accounting Technician
Accounts Payable

559-585-2400 x 4106
[email protected]

Nora Mitre
Accounting Technician
Accounts Receivable

559-585-2400 x 4108
[email protected]

News & Postings

1202, 2026

2024 Developer Fee Justification Study

February 12, 2026|Comments Off on 2024 Developer Fee Justification Study

The 2024 Developer Fee Justification Study for the Pioneer Union Elementary School District is a detailed report, prepared by SchoolWorks, Inc. in January 2024, that justifies the district's levy of developer impact fees on new [...]