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Understanding the STARS 1026A

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Understanding the STARS 1026A. The STARS 1026A. For each step: Why are we doing it? Where do the numbers come from? What does it mean?. Sources for data outside of STARS: Prior Year F-196 Prior Year 1191TRN Prior Year 1026A All available on OSPI’s website - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Understanding the STARS 1026A

Understanding the STARS 1026A

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The STARS 1026A

For each step:Why are we doing it?Where do the numbers come from?What does it mean?

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The STARS 1026A

Sources for data outside of STARS:Prior Year F-196Prior Year 1191TRNPrior Year 1026A

All available on OSPI’s website(Student Transportation or SAFS)

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The STARS 1026A

2010-11 Direct Transportation Expenditures

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The STARS 1026A

Revenue Adjustments to Expenditures:To more accurately reflect to/from costs

7199: work for other districts

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The STARS 1026A

Revenue Adjustments to Expenditures:To more accurately reflect to/from costs

8199: work for other agencies

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The STARS 1026A

Revenue Adjustments to Expenditures:To more accurately reflect to/from costs

In Lieu of Depreciation: contracting capital costs

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The STARS 1026A

Revenue Adjustments to Expenditures:

Totaling and subtracting from Line 1 =“Corrected Transportation Expenditures”

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The STARS 1026A

Expenditure Adjustments

Why: To make salary and benefits adjustments included in the state operating budgetExpect this to change year to year

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The STARS 1026A

2010-11 Salary ExpendituresContracting districts use state average 58.4%

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The STARS 1026A

Salary Expenditures AdjustmentDecrease of 1.9% … from state budget

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The STARS 1026A

2010-11 Benefit ExpendituresContracting districts use state average 25.5%

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The STARS 1026A

Benefit Expenditures AdjustmentIncrease of 6.72% … from state budget

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The STARS 1026A

Corrected Expenditures (revenue adjustments) +Expenditure Adjustments (salary and benefits) =STARS Prior Year Expenditures (STARS PYE)

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The STARS 1026A

STARS PYEUsed in STARS:Determines final payment … the lesser of:

Prior Year Expenditures or Calculated Allocation

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The STARS 1026A

Moving to this year’s allocation calculation…

Starting with last year’s allocation

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The STARS 1026A

Adjust for wages and benefits(same as with expenditures)

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The STARS 1026A

… result is Adjusted Prior Year Allocation

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The STARS 1026A

Make the same adjustments to expendituresExcept this time … add indirects

Federal Rate is different for each district, and is recalculated each year

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The STARS 1026A

2011-12 Transition Minimum Allocation

Lesser of

or

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The STARS 1026A

Next step is determining the distribution of any additional funding (2011-12 = $2.2M)

Start with the allocation from STARS

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The STARS 1026A

The STARS 2011-12 Actual AllocationDoes NOT include

Expected future adjustments forNon-high districtsLow ridership districtsTransportation CoopsESDs

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The STARS 1026A

Subtract minimum transition allocation from the STARS allocation to determine The base point underfunding

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The STARS 1026A

Base Point UnderfundingHow much more (if any) you would get

IF STARS was fully funded

EXCEPT FORAny future adjustments in STARS

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The STARS 1026A

Multiply the base point underfunding by the additional allocation adjustment rate (2.02%)

Total Statewide Base Point Underfunding = $109MAdditional funding available = $2.2MAdjustment rate = 2.2/109 = 2.02%

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The STARS 1026A

Add the additional adjustment (if any)to the Transition Minimum Allocation

the result is the2011-12 Transportation Allocation

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The STARS 1026A

Additional Funding Distribution (< $1M)May or June 2012Funds from reductions in 2011-12 allocation

(state vs federal indirect rate)

Will include any corrections (Fall and Winter student counts, etc.)

Will not include adjustment for Spring counts

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Questions?

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THANK YOU!