Transportation Level of Service
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Transportation Level of Service
Devin Vodicka, EdD Superintendent
Donna Caperton
Assistant Superintendent, Business Services
February 21, 2013
Background
• Overview of Transportation Services provided as informational item to Board on January 17, 2013
• Transportation Services can be segmented into categories: – Special Education (mandated)
– Program Improvement/NCLB/McKinney Vento (mandated)
– Home To School (optional)
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Current Reality
• Home To School (HTS) Services have been reduced over time due to budget cuts
• 8.9% of students use HTS and Mandated NCLB transportation services
• 3.6% of students use Special Education transportation services
• Fleet is aging and in need of improvements
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Composition of Bus Fleet
18%
39%
43% "New"
"Seasoned"
"Retirement"
New: Purchased since 2006 Seasoned: Purchased 1993-2005 Retirement: Purchased prior to 1992 and/or those not compliant with air pollution laws 4
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Doing It Right: Necessary Investments
• None of these expenses are currently included in budget assumptions
• Adding these expenses to budget will require cuts in other areas
Item Cost
New Busses $4,000,000
Replace CNG Fuel Tanks (2016) $180,000
CNG Fuel Station Replacement $500,000
Radio System Upgrades $54,000
TOTAL $4,740,000
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Annual Revenue and Expenses Transportation Program Revenue
(Rounded) Expenses (Rounded)
Impact on Unrestricted General Fund
Special Education $700,000 $3,600,000 -$2,900,000
Home To School $700,000 (flexible)
$1,700,000 -$1,000,000
• Given projected deficit spending, these are not sustainable expenses
• CA Base Revenue Deficit Factor is 22.272% • Governor’s Proposal restores an estimated 1.65% • Impact of almost $4 million to unrestricted general fund
= Approximately 2% of total budget
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Routes
Mandated Optional
47 Special Education Routes 15 Home To School Routes: • Alamosa Park • Breeze Hill • Mission Meadows • Monte Vista • Empresa • Hannalei • Rancho Minerva Middle (shuttle) • Madison Middle (shuttle) • Mission Vista (shuttle with stops at
RBV, Washington, Vista High, Mission Meadows)
13 McKinney Vento/NCLB Routes
1 NCLB Route for Breeze Hill Elementary
2 NCLB Routes for Madison Middle and Roosevelt Middle
1 Mission Vista Shuttle (Settlement Agreement with City of Oceanside)
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Next Steps
• Define target savings
• Refine proposed level of services to reach savings target
– “Neighborhood School” Special Education Analysis
– Home To School Sites
• Community Meetings in English and Spanish
• Walk Affected Routes
• Propose Solutions to Anticipated Issues
• Recommend Action Item for Board on March 14
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