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Title: WELCOME SWAN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS


1
WELCOME SWAN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS
  • 2009 TRIMESTER ii
  • OPEN HOUSE

2
TONIGHTS AGENDA
  • 635 800 Open House
  • CLASSROOM VISITATIONS ARE SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS
  • 1ST Hour 635 - 647
  • 2nd Hour 652 704
  • 3rd Hour 709 721
  • 4th Hour 726 - 738
  • 5th Hour 743 755

3
UPDATE ON THE STATE REDUCTIONS IN FUNDING FOR THE
SWAN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET for 2009-10
  • By Dave Moore
  • December 10, 2009

4
Purpose of the Meeting
  • Inform you of the status of the budget at Swan
    Valley Schools
  • Make you aware of why there may be potential cuts
    in the district
  • Dispel any rumors that you might be hearing
  • Allow you to speak with me sometime this evening

5
Reductions from 2004-2009
  • Changes in health insurance by all groups
  • Reduction in Athletic Transportation
  • Reduction in Field Trips

6
Reductions from 2004-2009
  • Teaching, and office supplies
  • Library materials
  • Curriculum supplies and Textbooks
  • Conferences
  • Equipment replacement
  • Elimination of 5 year plan money

7
Position Reductions from 2004-2009
  • Kindergarten Aides
  • Lunch Aide
  • Middle School Aide
  • Central Office Secretary
  • Elementary Counselor
  • High School Counselor
  • Middle School Media Specialist
  • Non replacement of 4 teachers
  • Coaching positions

8
Position Reductions from 2004-2009
  • RTP room aide MS
  • Community Ed Sec hours reduced
  • Elementary library aides reduced
  • HS Store
  • Elementary Student Council
  • MS Wrestling Coach
  • HS Assistant Coach
  • Technology Coordinators
  • Spanish Instructor

9
Budget Status as of October 1
  • The district had a projected deficit of
  • 60,000

10
Discussion by Board Members
  • Board Retreat in October
  • Committee Meetings in October, November and
    December
  • County School Board Meetings in October and
    November
  • Town meetings with community members in November
  • School Board Meetings in October, November and
    December

11
Beliefs and Philosophies
  • Purpose of our Schools Educate students so that
    they achieve
  • If possible, make reductions that stay away from
    the classroom as much as possible

12
Parameter recently developed by the Swan Valley
Board Education
  • The district will budget for no more than a
  • 200,000 deficit

13
Budget Figures as of December 10, 2009
  • - 60,000
  • -292,875
  • -352,875
  • 225,425
  • -578,300
  • 200,000
  • -378,300
  • 120,000
  • 258,300

Current Deficit 165 Per Student Reduction
127 Per Student Reduction Board allowed
deficit Proposed savings reductions Total
Reductions Needed
14
October 27 Special School Board Meeting
The district notified 12 staff members of
potential layoff
15
District Timeline
  • Discussion on recommended reductions will occur
    at the December 17 school board meeting at 700
    p.m.
  • Final decisions on reductions will be made at a
    special school board meeting on Thursday, January
    7 _at_ 700 p.m.

16
The uncertain future
  • Rumors of pending per student cuts of 400-1000)
    which equates to a 800,000- 1.7 million
    reduction in the Swan Valley Budget
  • If/when this happens, significant reductions will
    need to be made for 2010-2011
  • Opportunities for community input on reductions
    through community forums, e-mails, letters and
    the district Face Book

17
Specifically, how would this significant cut in
funding affect Swan Valley?
  • Staff salaries benefits are 85 of the
    districts 14 million budget this cut could be
    12 of the total.
  • Other areas to consider
  • Athletics/extracurriculars
  • Transportation
  • Instructional methods

18
In summary.
  • Unless funding of schools changes in some manner,
    districts will be faced with severe reductions
  • Districts will need to continue to look at
    different ways to teach our students in a more
    effective manner
  • Districts will need to continue to reduce costs

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QUESTIONS?
  • NOW, GET TO CLASS! ?
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