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2016-17 Budget Prioritization Dr. Christina M. Kishimoto Superintendent Tom Wohlleber Chief Financial Officer May 10, 2016 1

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Page 1: 2016-17 Budget Prioritization · School allocations for professional development School design development competitive grants (4) $520,000 $60,000 Junior High schedule change $332,000

2016-17 Budget Prioritization

Dr. Christina M. Kishimoto

Superintendent

Tom Wohlleber

Chief Financial Officer

May 10, 2016

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• Review updated budget projection summary for 2016-17

• Review budget priorities

• Review budget balancing strategies if Prop 123 is NOT approved

• Review budget priority additions if Prop 123 IS approved

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Scenario A assumes:

• Prop 123 election is NOT approved

• Unweighted ADM loss of 1,000 in FY16

• Hold harmless funding (budget capacity) for FY17 ADM loss

• FY16 Base Level inflation increase of $54.99 remains intact

(Base Level with teacher comp of $3,524.56)

• FY17 Base Level inflation increase of 0.99%

• Teacher Experience Index factor of 1.0207

• Transfer to Capital Fund of $900,000

• Budget Balance Carry Forward of $3,500,000

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Scenario B assumes:

• Prop 123 election IS approved

• Unweighted ADM loss of 1,000 in FY16

• Hold harmless funding (budget capacity) for FY17 ADM loss

• FY16 Base Level with teacher comp is adjusted to $3,645

• FY17 Base Level inflation increase of 0.99%

(Base Level with teacher comp of $3,681.09)

• FY17 Base Level inflation increase of 0.99%

• Teacher Experience Index factor of 1.0207

• Transfer to Capital Fund of $900,000

• Budget Balance Carry Forward of $3,500,000 4

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Without Prop 123 With Prop 123

FY 16 FY 17 FY 17

Budget Scenario A Scenario B

Estimated Revenue Control Limit (RCL) $183,474,217 $179,045,967 $184,852,922

Transfer to Capital Fund (2,101,000) (900,000) (900,000)

Estimated Override Addition (10% of RCL) 0 17,904,597 18,485,292

Transfer from Capital Fund 2,681,893 0 0

Tuition Revenue 40,000 40,000 40,000

Budget Balance Carryforward 5,270,412 3,500,000 3,500,000

Estimated M&O General Budget Limit $189,365,522 $199,590,564 $205,978,215

Increase from FY 16 $10,225,042 $16,612,693

Estimated GPS portion of additional $50

million if Prop 123 is approved* N/A $1,500,000

Estimated Total Additional Budget Capacity

for FY 17 $10,225,042 $18,112,693

Designated Budget Priorities Total $14,725,000 $14,725,000

Estimated Shortfall / Available ($4,499,958) $3,387,693

*Can be used for M & O or capital.

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M&O Override Priority 1: Offer Competitive Wages

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Staff Compensation Proposal Cost $10,000,000

Unpaid Professional Development Advancement $850,000

On-Going Cost of Professional Development

Advancement

$150,000

Leadership Development Plan Implementation in

FY 18

$5 Increase in Substitute Teacher Compensation

($85 for short-term subs / $125 for long-term subs)

$108,000

Smart Schools Staff - 2% Contract Increase $50,000

Salary Level Reconciliation $200,000

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M&O Override Priority 2: Maintain/Reduce Class Size

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Maintain Class Size*

*Predicated on actual student enrollment for 2016-17.

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M&O Override Priority 3:

Quality Academic Programming

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Shift existing costs from Instructional Improvement Fund

(IIF) to M&O Fund to provide funding from IIF for:

School allocations for professional development

School design development competitive grants (4)

$520,000

$60,000

Junior High schedule change $332,000

Junior High Gifted Academy $73,000

Blended Learning Model (Global Academy Review)

Implementation - 6 FTE

$330,000

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M&O Override Priority 4: Affordable Student Access

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Suspend $160 fee for additional courses (NOT on-line) ($200,000 est.)

Athletics Program Review Recommendations Stipend review in

FY17*

*All stipends, including coach stipends, will be reviewed in 2016-17.

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M&O Override Priority 5:

College & Career Readiness Programming

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Expand AVID program (3 additional schools) $18,000

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Priority Description

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

At-Risk Programming / Systematic Interventions:

Transitional Algebra intervention course bridging 8th

grade to 9th grade based on student failure rate

(transportation, stipends for planning, instruction,

assessment, administration)

$7,000

Title 1 - Staffing for schools no longer eligible for Title

funding - 2 FTE

$120,000

Social Worker (1.5 FTE) at Elementary Schools $72,000

Programmer to support ATI and District data reports $70,000

Professional Development alignment/expansion $85,000

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Priority Description

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Pre-school Class Implementation Costs (M&O and

Capital portion)

$20,000

Digital Curriculum Platform (non-capital & non-bond fund

eligible funding expenditures)

$150,000

Teachers on Special Assignment - 4 FTE

Instructional

• Instructional Videographer

• K-6 Math Coach

• K-6 Special Area Coach

• K-12 Assessment Coach

$220,000

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Priority Description

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Capital Funding Allocation (from M&O) $900,000

District Contribution to Insurance Trust Fund to Address

Underfunding Condition

$750,000 $1,250,000

4.5% Increase in District Contribution to Insurance Trust

Fund to Address Projected Increases in Plan Costs

$800,000

Health Services - Screening Model Revision ($18,000)

and School Health Office Supplies ($10,000)

$28,000

OTM Model Staffing Plan Implementation

H/R Specialist

Affordable Care Act Compliance & Audit

Benefits Wellness Specialist (Trust funded)

$45,000

$25,000

$10,000

Additional Assistant Principal (.5 FTE) at Highland High

School due to increased enrollment

$52,000

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Priority Description

Designated

Estimated Amount

Pending

Estimated Amount

Communications Department Marketing Plan $100,000

Transition to Office of Community Partnerships $40,000

Technology Repair Position $39,000

Cash Handling / On-line Receipting Software (Capital) $125,000

Move AIA Fees from Gate Receipts to M&O to provide

funding to address capital safety needs for athletics

$70,000

Risk Management Coordination (begin mid-year) $40,000

Parent University Coordination (.5 FTE) $25,000

TOTALS $14,725,000 $2,999,000

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Shift school-based allocation for Teacher PD from Instruction Improvement Fund to Classroom Site Fund

$520,000

Shift Title 1 staffing (2 FTE) for schools no longer eligible for Title Funding (for 1 year) to Medicade Reimbursement Fund

$120,000

School Health Office supplies to remain funded through school budget allocation

$10,000

H/R Specialist Position $45,000

Increase In Substitute Pay $108,000

TOTAL Strategies Involving “Designated” Budget Priorities $803,000

Balancing Strategies Involving “Designated” Budget Priorities:

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Implement Hiring Freeze $2,500,000

District Departmental Budget Reductions $200,000

One-time Utilization of Balances in Other District Funds (i.e. Medicade Reimbursement, Indirect Cost)

$900,000

Special Education Budget Efficiencies $90,000

TOTAL Other Budget Balancing Strategies $3,690,000

TOTAL BUDGET BALANCING STRATEGIES $4,493,000

Other Budget Balancing Strategies:

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Salary Level Reconciliation $200,000

Teacher on Special Assignment - Instructional Videographer $55,000

Teacher on Special Assignment - K-6 Math Coach $55,000

Teacher on Special Assignment - K-12 Assessment $55,000

Increase In Capital Budget $1,000,000

Communications Department Marketing Plan $100,000

Blended Learning Model Implementation - 6 FTE $330,000

Professional Development Alignment/Expansion $85,000

TIER 1 Budget Priority Additions:

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District Contribution to Insurance Trust Fund to Address Underfunding Condition

$750,000

Digital Curriculum Platform Resources $150,000

Social Worker at Elementary Schools (1.5 FTE) $72,000

Parent University Coordination (.5 FTE) $25,000

Technology Repair Position $39,000

Programmer to support ATI and District Data Reports $70,000

Transition to Office of Community Partnerships $40,000

TIER 1 Budget Priority Additions (continued):

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Cash Handling / On-Line Receipting Software $125,000

Risk Management Coordination (begin mid-year) $40,000

Budget Contingency $200,000

TOTAL TIER 1 Budget Priority Additions $3,391,000

TIER 1 Budget Priority Additions (continued):

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Junior High Gifted Academy $73,000

Smart Schools Staff - 2% Contract Increase $50,000

Teacher on Special Assignment K-12 Special Area Coach $55,000

Move AIA Fees from gate receipts to M&O to provide funding to address capital safety needs for athletics

$70,000

Additional Increase in Capital Budget $500,000

Additional Increase in Budget Contingency $200,000

TOTAL TIER 2 Budget Priority Additions $948,000

TIER 2 Budget Priority Additions: