presentation to board-budget update post-legislature
DESCRIPTION
Presentation to the Board of School Trustees providing an update on the budget, based on final action by the state Legislature.TRANSCRIPT
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2012June 7, 2011
BudgetFY
Update
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Shortfall With No CutsS
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As of Final Budget Adoptionbillions
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Shortfall With No CutsS
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What Has Changed ?
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State Distributive School Account (DSA) funding is $5,136 per student• $101 more than currently appropriated by the
legislature for the 2010-2011 school year• But $44 less than originally appropriated by the
legislature for the 2010-2011 school year
Compared to the estimates used for the 2011-2012 Final Budget, CCSD is estimated
to receive $383 more per student than included
in the Governor’s original budget
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Where did the Money Come from?
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Now included in DSA…
• $111 million statewide from the 3% room tax initiative petition (IP1), of which CCSD will receiveapproximately $75 million
• $20 million per year ($40 million over the biennium) from CCSD’s room tax and real property transfer tax revenues
• Taxes that were scheduled to sunset on June 30, 2011, were extended for another two years
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What was Recommended?1. Consolidate school bell times
$ 10.02. Pass along ½ cost of PERS increase
14.53. Administrative department budgets (cut 20%)
48.74. School textbook/supply budgets (cut 50%)
24.85. Spec. Ed. Facilitators, ELL Facilitators,
ECSs, Literacy Spec. (cut 25%)
15.46. Salary steps and ed. increments (freeze)
39.97. Health ins.-employees assume part (20%)
38.78. Furlough Days
73.49. Staff counselors & sch. support staff at 97%
2.110.Increase class size (by 3 students)
70.811.To Be Determined
69.1Total $ 407.4
($ millions)
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1,834 positions cut
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What does it look like Now?
($ millions)
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Consolidate bell times½ cost of PERS rate increase
Admin. department budgets (20%)
School textbooks & supplies
Specialists & facilitators
Salary steps & increments
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Health insurance premiums
Furlough days
Counselor/school support staff @ 97%
Increase class sizes
TBD
Note: Items in yellow require employee concessions.
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What is next?
Present Amended BudgetJune 23rd Regular Board Meeting
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