Introduction Miami-Dade Public Schools is among the largest district public schools in United States, comprising of about 400 schools, 350,000 students and more than 39,000 employees. It is located at the southern part of the Florida isthmus. It covers more than 2,000 square miles of different and vivacious communities arraying from countryside, suburban to inner-cities and municipalities. Miami district schools forms a universal community; this is from not only the ability of the students to speak about 60 languages but also their representation of 160 countries. The students’ achievement gives it a state of honor and national recognition, for instance in the year 2012, Design and Architecture Senior High School was ranked position 16 out of 200 public schools in the United States. However, for Miami-Dade district public schools to maintain or boost student success, it has to incorporate logical budget planning. Miami district schools’ budget of the FY 2012-13 is approximately $69,677 an incredible $582 fall from 2010-11 budget. Since 2010, the property values have tumbled the universal economy has spluttered, and the employment market has languished. However, the Miami-Dade district has incorporated guiding principles to provide direction in plotting a route through the predictable contraction as ways of improving on radical decline in income. Miami-Dade district public schools has inoculated guiding principles to effect the achievement of the proposed budget, and among them include, improving student achievement, protecting the classroom, protecting effective workforce, and maintaining the monetary feasibility of the district. Revenues Miami-Dade district schools have diverse sources of revenue that contribute to their success, and they include federal revenue, state revenue, local revenue, and property revenue. Federal revenue contributes approximately $17.5 to the financial status of Miami-Dade public schools. On the other hand, the state revenue is approximately $1,122.7; it contributes immensely to the running of the Miami Dade public schools. Local revenue is approximately $1,212.9 whereas transfers from capital fund contribute $107.1 to the success of Miami-Dade public schools. In sum, beginning fund balance also impacts significantly to the running of the Miami-Dade district school, for instance in the year 2011-2012, $173.5 was included in revenue from the beginning fund balance to balance the budget. Expenditures The projected expenditures of Miami district schools sum up to approximately $ 35,004. The allocation of raised money in the expenditure included allocation of $1,059 to the office of the property appraiser, $3,043 towards maintenance of personal properties, $2,557 to the management of the real estate commercial. Further, Miami district school county allocated $10,177 to the management of the real estate residential areas, $5,977 to the office in charge of value adjustments, board appeals and legal matters. To effect the role played by the administration, the Miami district school municipality allocated $2,946 to the administrative support in the budget. To meet the demands of the public, the Miami municipality also allocated