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Title: Administration Budget Proposal Presentation


1
Administration Budget Proposal Presentation
2004-2005 Valdez City School District
  • February 16, 2004
  • 630 PM
  • School District Board Room

2
FY 05 Budget Considerations
  • Status Quo Budget equals an increase of 539,549
    in rollover costs
  • We anticipate approximately 250,000 less in
    state funding
  • Administrative recommendations regardless of
    funding level

3
Revenue Assumptions (as of 2-16)
  • State Foundation 3,651,321
  • City Contribution 4,714,347
  • Other Sources
  • Interest 50,000
  • Student Activity Fees 18,281
  • E-Rate 23,600
  • Impact Aid 9,000
  • Flow Thru Grants 30,000

4
State Foundation Funding Formula
  • Twenty day count
  • Multiplied by district cost factor
  • Current Cost Factor 1.095 (3,651,321)
  • Proposed Cost Factor 1.050 (3,412,441)
  • Multiplied by special needs factor
  • Current special needs factor 1.20
  • Add intensive students multiplied by five
  • (123)4 multiplied by per ADM
  • Currently 4,169
  • SB1 4,263
  • Reduced by 45 of prior years basic need,
    reduction to floor, and impact aid

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City Allocation to Operating Fund
  • Based on 2 years prior Taxable Valuation
  • 1,111,776,710
  • Minimum Contribution is LESSER of 4 mills or 45
    of prior years basic need
  • 4 mills 4,447,107
  • 45 pybn 2,731,660
  • Maximum contribution is GREATER of 2 mills or 23
    of prior years basic need plus 45 of the prior
    years basic need
  • 2 mills 2,223,553
  • 23 pybn 1,374,761
  • 2,731,660 2,223,5534,955,214 City Cap

7
City Contribution
8
Additional Revenues
  • Flow Thru Grants
  • Software for Special Ed (GoalView)
  • Professional development
  • Sp Ed Training (FAS/FAE)
  • OASIS Training
  • End of Year Test Development
  • Other
  • District Test Coordinator Training
  • FY05 Budget 30,000

9
Interest
  • Board Policy (BB.0500.10) States
  • The district shall provide for maximum security
    and interest possible for the depository and
    investment of funds.
  • Interest is earned on reserves and funds held
    throughout the year.
  • FY05 Budget 50,000

10
Activity Fees
  • Proposed Activities Restructuring
  • District funds ONLY league travel (including
    regionals and state expenses), coaching stipends,
    per diem and medical supplies
  • Activities pay for own tournament entry fees,
    officials, equipment, non-league travel, etc
  • Eliminate sports with less than 15 competitors
  • Eliminate Jr. High Travel (implement intramurals)
  • Double Fees for FY05 on selected activities
  • Students who qualify for Free and Reduced Lunches
    will have the fees waived
  • FY05 Budget 18,281

11
Activity Fee Schedule
12
Budget Variables/Positive
  • City Funding to Actual cap
  • 139,489 Current School District request
  • 101,378 Amount over current request but to cap
  • 240,867
  • Available Reserve
  • 452,036
  • Possible TRS/PERS relief
  • 274,000
  • Additional State Funding
  • SB1
  • 94 per student increase to the base allocation
  • 114,360 increase to revenue
  • Teacher Negotiations
  • ???

13
Budget Variables/Negative
  • District Cost Study
  • 239,591
  • NCLB Implications
  • ???
  • Increased Data reporting
  • Curriculum Alignments
  • Highly Qualified Teachers/Paraprofessionals
  • Possible failure to meet AYP
  • Teacher Negotiations
  • ???

14
Budget Overview
  • 8,459,412.87 Operating Budget
  • (3,651,321) Foundation
  • (4,714,347) City Allocation
  • ( 104,881) Additional Revenue
  • ( 11,136.13) Lunch Fund subsidy
  • - 0 - FY05 Balanced Budget

15
Elementary Changes
  • Eliminate Library Aide ( 24,270)
  • 18,421 Salary
  • 5,849 Benefits
  • Eliminate Bilingual Aide (1 yr only FY04) (
    23,430)
  • 17,703 Salary
  • 5,727 Benefits
  • Reduce 2.5 teachers through attrition (
    182,268)
  • 124,653 Salary
  • 57,615 Benefits
  • Change 1 special ed paraprofessionals
  • to be funded by Title VI-B ( 24,271)
  • 18,421 Salary/paraprofessional
  • 5,850 Benefits/paraprofessional
  • Reclassify Principals secretary to an
  • Administrative Secretary with salary
  • schedule and days alignment ( 7,382)
  • Reclassify Office aide to Secretary,
  • with salary schedule alignment 833
  • Standardize all full-time classroom

16
Elementary Schedule
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17
Elementary Budget
18
Jr. High Changes
  • Reduce 1 teacher through attrition ( 72,907)
  • 49,861 Salary
  • 23,046 Benefits
  • Restructure Activities ( 7,250)
  • Fund coaches stipends only
  • Jr. High activity travel eliminated
  • Change 1 special ed paraprofessionals
  • to be funded by Title VI-B ( 24,271)
  • 18,421 Salary/paraprofessional
  • 5,850 Benefits/paraprofessional
  • Standardize all full-time classroom
    paraprofessionals
  • to a 7 hour work day ( 1,958)
  • Reclassify Principals secretary to an
  • Administrative Secretary with salary
  • schedule and days alignment 778
  • Add 1 building sub -0-

19
Jr High Budget
20
High School Changes
  • Eliminate Study Hall Aide position ( 37,833)
  • Standardize all full-time classroom
    paraprofessionals
  • to a 7 hour work day ( 3,917)
  • Reclassify Career Pathways position to a
    Registrar/
  • K-12 Career Counselor, with salary schedule
    alignment 628
  • Change 1 special ed paraprofessionals
  • to be funded by Title VI-B ( 24,271)
  • 18,421 Salary/paraprofessional
  • 5,850 Benefits/paraprofessional
  • Reclassify Office Aide to a Secretary with
  • salary schedule alignment 833
  • Reclassify Principals secretary to an
    Administrative
  • secretary with salary schedule and days
    alignment 938
  • Restructure Activities
  • Establish minimum level of 15 competitors (
    16,828)
  • Fees raised 2,086
  • Add 1 building sub -0-

21
High School Budget
22
District Wide Changes
  • Add a Curriculum Coordinator _at_200 days 98,942
  • 70,572 Salary
  • 28,370 Benefits
  • Eliminate Alternative Education Teacher (
    78,307)
  • 53,554 Salary
  • 24,753 Benefits
  • Purchase textbooks district wide 23,905
  • Reclassify Special Ed secretary to
  • Administrative Secretary with salary
  • schedule and days alignment 778
  • Reduce Supt salary to the 02-03 level (
    2,500)
  • Increase Technology Director to 205 days
    2,375
  • Increase Sp Ed Director to 205 days 2,375
  • Increase Intensive SpEd Paraprofessionals
    10,080
  • 1/hour

23
District Wide Budget
24
Changes with amounts
25
Best Case Scenario
  • AP/AD Position 106,355
  • 75,859 Salary
  • 30,496 Benefits
  • .5 Testing Coordinator 53,178
  • 37,930 Salary
  • 15,248 Benefits
  • Alternative Teacher 78,307
  • 53,554 Salary
  • 24,753 Benefits
  • Library Aide 24,670
  • 18,421 Salary
  • 5,850 Benefits
  • Textbooks 23,905
  • Gifted and Talented supplies 3,150
  • Secondary Lunch Supervisors 5,000
  • Administrative Personnel Adjustments 18,288
  • Elem Principal to 216 days
  • Special Ed Director to 216 days
  • Technology Coordinator to 216 days

26
Grants and Special Revenue Funds
  • Food Service 409,388.43
  • Community Education 507,598
  • Pupil Transportation 420,479.76
  • Non-Competitive Grants518,290.00

27
Food Service Budget
28
Community Education
29
Transportation Budget
30
Non-Competitive Grants
31
Non-Competitive Grants cont.
32
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