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Transcript of May 19 Board Worksession Final Budget
2011FinalFinal
May 19, 2010Board Work Session
1
of theAdoption
Budget
FY
Budget Timeline
Adoption of Tentative 2011 Budget April 7
Tentative Budget Submitted To StateApril 15
Adoption of Final 2011 Budget May 19
Final Budget Submitted to State June 8
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Tentative Budget Assumptions
① All elementary schools on a nine-month calendar
② No changes in employee contract provisions
③ Class sizes in Grades 1-3 increased by 2 students
④ Textbook/supply budgets reduced
⑤ Student enrollment will decline slightly
⑥ Fund balance used to offset budget reductions
⑦ Administrative positions reduced by 10 percent
⑧ Federal Title I funding will be $6.9 million less3
As Adopted April 7, 2010
Updates Since Tentative Budget
• Confirmed that all Elementary Schools will convert to nine-month calendars
• Tentative agreements have been reached with the Teacher and Support Staff employee bargaining groups
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The following changes occurred after adoption of the Tentative Budget on April 7, 2010:
Remaining Shortfall
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…a shortfallof $25 million remains
and has been deductedfrom salary accounts
to balance the 2011 Final Budget.
After inclusion of savings from converting all Elementary Schools to nine-month calendars…
Options for Dealing with Shortfall
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Option 1:Reach final agreement with the District’s 4 bargaining groups on needed changes in employee salaries and benefits.
A combination of these options might be necessary, depending upon final resolution of contracts with each of the District’s 4 bargaining groups.
Option 2:Cut additional staff positions and/or reduce number of paid days (within contract provisions).
Summary of Major Compensation Issues Included in the 2010-11 Final Budget
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• Eliminating positions
• Reducing the work year
• Salary adjustments
Reductions in Positions To Date & Planned
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Central Office
FY 2010 FY 2011
Cumulative Positions
Positions Cut
% of Total in Central Office
Proposed Position Cuts
% of Total in Central Office
Administrators 27 10.2% 19 8.5% 46
Support Staff 231 24.4% 0 0.0% 231
School Based
FY 2010 FY 2011 Cumulative Positions
Positions Cut
% of Total in Schools
Proposed Position Cuts
% of Total in Schools
Administrators 16 1.6% 90 8.9% 106
Support Staff 100 1.3% 0 0.0% 100
Licensed 682 3.7% 540 3.2% 1,222
*General Operating Fund Positions
Reduced Work Year Pay
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Conversion of year-round schools to nine-month schedule
• Teachers and Support Staff in year-round schools reduced to nine-month schedule
• Principal year-round stipend eliminated• Add-on contracts for specialists in schools
eliminated• Year-round principals retain their 12-month pay
on nine-month schedules
Salary Adjustment by Employee Group
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Teachers: (via tentative agreement for 2010-11)
• Step raises frozen• Education growth raises - funded
Support Staff: (via tentative agreement for 2010-11)
• Step raises frozen• Benefit shift to cover PERS 0.5% at no
additional cost
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Administrative, Confidential Employees: (via tentative agreement for 2010-11)
• 5-day pay reduction via furlough days
Administrative, CCASAPE represented: (No agreement for 2009-10 or 2010-11)
• Step raises funded
Salary Adjustment by Employee Group
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School Police: (No agreement since 2007-08)
• Step raises funded
Salary Adjustment by Employee Group
Budget Timeline
Adoption of Tentative 2011 Budget April 7
Tentative Budget Submitted To StateApril 15
Adoption of Final 2011 Budget May 19
Final Budget Submitted to State June 8
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Additional revisions to the 2011 budget can be made as part of the Amended Final Budget, to be presented for adoption in December 2010. Or, alternatively, an augmented budget with requisite changes could be made in the interim.