School Board Members. Lori Volz, Deputy Superintendent. DATE: April 12, Amended Budget

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1 MEMO TO: FROM: Dr. Mike Funk School Board Members Lori Volz, Deputy Superintendent DATE: April 12, 2017 RE: Amended Budget Attached is the Amended Budget for Albert Lea Area Schools. The budgets reflect estimated revenue formulas. The revenues also reflect the enrollment projection based on enrollment forecasting. This enrollment projection reflects an increase of 58 students in adjusted average daily membership from last fiscal year. The budget reflects a 2% set aside from the General Ed formula for staff development. The legislature reinstated the staff development reserve for FY FY2015 and it is still in place for FY2016 FY2017. Year-end reporting requirements for staff development are required. The expenditure budget reflects actual settlements with bargaining groups and adjustments for other inflationary factors such as worker's compensation insurance, and property/liability insurance.

2 AMENDED BUDGET ISD #241 ALBERT LEA, MN

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. Executive Summary 1, 2 II. Mission Statement 3 III. District Aims 4 IV Amended Budget 5 V. Budget Graphs 6-12

4 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The School Board of ISD #241 aims for fiscal integrity through efficient and effective operations. A financial strategy has been to strengthen the fiscal integrity of the organization including maintaining an adequate fund balance and preservation of quality programs and services. In order to stabilize the budget due to an enrollment drop and inflationary factors, the Board of Education brought a referendum vote to the public on November 6, The referendum passed with a 58% margin, increasing the general education revenue by $460 per resident marginal cost pupil unit. This brought $1.8 million of new revenue starting with the fiscal year which enables the district to maintain educational programs.. The Amended Budget reflects estimated funding formulas as well as an enrollment projection for The enrollment projection reflects an increase of 58 students in adjusted average daily membership compared to last year. A majority of this increase is due to the new Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten program. In 2003, all day / every day Kindergarten was put in place in the district. The district believes this all day program has a substantial long-term impact for the goal of improving student academic achievement. Initially the referendum and compensatory revenue supported this program financially as the state of Minnesota only provided funding for a half-day program. However, in the state did increase funding slightly by increasing the pupil unit weighting from.557 to.612 for the General Ed. Revenue formula. Effective the year, the kindergarten weighting for full day kindergarten was increased to 1.0. The technology budget was increased by $298,828 in April 2017 to accommodate a Chromebook order that was initially scheduled for next school year. This enables the devices to be received and prepped for the first day of school for students. Assigned for Technology and Third Party Billing are funds administratively set aside. The Restricted Funds for Health & Safety funding stream is being phased out and redirected to the new Restricted for Long Term Facility Maintenance (LFTM). The Restricted Funds for Operating Capital reflect expenditures for capital improvements and equipment acquisition. The Food Service Fund reflects a projected profit. The budget reflects our renewed contract with Chartwells (food service management company). The Building Construction Fund reflects estimated fund balance remaining from the HVAC upgrade project for Lakeview Elementary which was completed fall of The OPEB (Other Postemployment Benefits) Revocable Trust Fund reflects the contributions as per the OPEB bond sales on January 20, 2009 less the net obligation for OPEB. The transfer from the OPEB Trust to the General Fund reflects estimated insurance costs for retiree health insurance and the value of the implicit rate subsidy. 1

5 The School Board Members for ISD #241 are as follows: Board Chair... Ken Petersen Vice-Chair... Dave Klatt Treasurer... Mark Ciota Clerk... Neal Skaar The Administration Team for ISD #241 is as follows: Director... Angie Hanson Director... Jill Marin Superintendent of Schools... Dr. Mike Funk Deputy Superintendent... Lori Volz Executive Director of Administrative Services... Jim Quiram Executive Director of Special Services....Tami Alphs Executive Director of Community Education... Chris Chalmers Director of Secondary Programs.... Kathleen Niebuhr Coordinator of Elementary Programs. Mary Jo Dorman High School Principal.... Mark Grossklaus High School Assistant Principal...Jeff Halverson Middle School Principal... Steve Kovach Elementary Principal...Diane Schultz Nick Sofio Johanna Thomas Judi Vitito 2

6 MISSION STATEMENT Our Mission: to ensure individual academic, social and emotional growth that leads to engaged citizens and lifelong learners. 3

7 Albert Lea Area Schools District Aims 4

8 A mended B udget 4/11/2017 Actual Estimated 6/30/2016 Budgeted Budgeted Budgeted Budgeted 6/30/2017 Fund Balance Revenues Expenditures Transfers Gain (Loss) Fund Balance General F und Committed for Q-Comp 111, , , (34,131.76) 77, Restricted for Staff Development 42, , , (35,756.04) 7, Restricted - Operating Capital 8, , , , , Restricted - for LTFM - 701, , Restricted - Health & Safety 44, (13,067.73) - - (13,067.73) 31, Restricted for ALC 97, , , , , Restricted for Safe Schools 1, , , , (1,772.53) 0.00 Assigned for Student Activities 265, , , , Assigned for Technology 274, , (274,294.05) - Assigned for Third Party Billing 84, (84,043.33) (84,043.33) - Non Spendable Fund Balance 6, , Unassigned 5,983, ,658, ,882, , (160,921.82) 5,822, T o tal General F und 6,920, ,726, ,265, (539,552.19) 6,380, F o o d Service F und Non Spendable Fund Balance 22, , Restricted - Food Service 115, ,940, ,895, , , T o tal F o o d Service F und 138, ,940, ,895, , , C o mmunity Service F und Restricted - Community Ed 63, , , (16,433.53) 47, Restricted - ECFE 60, , , (9,286.36) 51, Restricted - School Readiness 12, , , (133.00) 12, Restricted- ABE 45, , , (44,888.98) 1, Restricted- Other Comm Svc 16, , , (6,584.05) 9, Non Spendable Fund Balance T o tal C o mm Service F und 199, ,287, ,364, (77,325.92) 122, B uilding C o nstructio n F und Restricted for LTFM 154, , (66,808.52) 87, T o tal B uilding C o nst F und 154, , (66,808.52) 87, D ebt Service F und Restricted - QZAB Sinking Fund 35, , , , Restricted 492, ,267, ,211, (35,000.00) 20, , T o tal D ebt Service F und 527, ,267, ,211, , , T rust F und Unassigned 205, , T o tal T rust F und 205, , OP EB R evo cable T rust F und Unassigned 1,208, , , (630,364.00) 577, T o tal OP EB R ev T rust F und 1,208, , , (630,364.00) 577, OP EB D ebt Service F und Restricted 55, , , , T o tal OP EB D S F und 55, , , , Grand Totals: 9,408, ,591, ,804, ( 1,213,617.73) 8,195,

9 GENERAL FUND REVENUE BUDGET 4% 2% 9% LOCAL LEVY STATE AIDS FEDERAL AIDS OTHER MISC 85% Amended Budget General Fund Budgeted Revenues and Percentage by Source AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL REVENUE SOURCES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT LOCAL LEVY 4,178, % 4,181, % 4,380, % STATE AIDS 37,804, % 37,269, % 35,857, % FEDERAL AIDS 1,785, % 1,441, % 1,492, % OTHER MISC 957, % 376, % 1,342, % TOTAL REVENUE SOURCES 44,726, % 43,269, % 43,071, % 6

10 7% 26% GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE BUDGET BY PROGRAM 1% 4% ADMINISTRATION 7% 10% 1% 4% 40% DISTRICT SUPPORT ELEM/SEC INSTRUCTION VOCATIONAL SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT PUPIL SUPPORT SITES/BUILDINGS/FISCAL OTHER FIXED COSTS Amended Budget General Fund Budgeted Expenditures and Percentage by Program AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL PROGRAM EXPENSES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT ADMINISTRATION 1,942, % 1,870, % 1,872, % DISTRICT SUPPORT 1,943, % 1,785, % 1,816, % ELEM/SEC INSTRUCTION 18,209, % 17,344, % 17,310, % VOCATIONAL 605, % 658, % 447, % SPECIAL ED 11,769, % 11,553, % 11,432, % INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT 3,161, % 2,541, % 2,502, % PUPIL SUPPORT 3,085, % 2,969, % 3,008, % SITES/BUILDINGS/FISCAL 4,310, % 4,249, % 4,109, % OTHER FIXED COSTS 239, % 239, % 236, % TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES 45,265, % 43,211, % 42,737, % 7

11 GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE BUDGET BY OBJECT 12% 23% 5% 3% 0% 0% 0% 57% SALARIES EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PURCHASED SERVICES SUPPLIES/MATERIALS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES DEBT SERVICE OTHER EXPENSE OTHER FINANCING USES Amended Budget General Fund Budgeted Expenditures and Percentage by Object AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL OBJECT EXPENSES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT SALARIES 25,833, % 25,221, % 24,359, % EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 10,381, % 10,289, % 10,077, % PURCHASED SERVICES 5,448, % 4,885, % 5,185, % SUPPLIES/MATERIALS 2,073, % 1,273, % 1,528, % CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 1,314, % 1,348, % 1,393, % DEBT SERVICE % % % OTHER EXPENSE 95, % 74, % 77, % OTHER FINANCING USES 119, % 119, % 116, % TOTAL OBJECT EXPENSES 45,265, % 43,211, % 42,737, % 8

12 FOOD SERVICE REVENUE BUDGET 0% 6% 31% LOCAL LEVY STATE AIDS FEDERAL AIDS PUPIL SALES & MISC 63% Amended Budget Food Service Fund Budgeted Revenues and Percentage by Source AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL REVENUE SOURCES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT LOCAL LEVY % % % STATE AIDS 111, % 109, % 98, % FEDERAL AIDS 1,229, % 1,202, % 1,162, % PUPIL SALES & MISC 598, % 581, % 581, % TOTAL REVENUE SOURCES 1,940, % 1,893, % 1,843, % 9

13 FOOD SERVICE EXPENDITURE BUDGET BY OBJECT 0% 0% 20% SALARIES 47% 25% 8% EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PURCHASED SERVICES SUPPLIES/MATERIALS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OTHER EXPENSE Amended Budget Food Service Budgeted Expenditures and Percentage by Object AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL OBJECT EXPENSES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT SALARIES 384, % 367, % 420, % EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 156, % 160, % 156, % PURCHASED SERVICES 474, % 415, % 385, % SUPPLIES/MATERIALS 877, % 875, % 849, % CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 3, % % 3, % OTHER EXPENSE % % % TOTAL OBJECT EXPENSES 1,895, % 1,820, % 1,815, % 10

14 COMMUNITY SVC REVENUE BUDGET 1% 33% LOCAL REVENUES STATE AIDS FEDERAL AIDS 66% Amended Budget Community Service Fund Budgeted Revenues & Percentage by Source AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL REVENUE SOURCES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT LOCAL REVENUES 856, % 860, % 831, % STATE AIDS 420, % 411, % 361, % FEDERAL AIDS 10, % % % TOTAL REVENUE SOURCES 1,287, % 1,272, % 1,193, % 11

15 COMMUNITY SVC EXPENDITURE BUDGET BY OBJECT 0% 8% 3% 13% 13% 63% SALARIES EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PURCHASED SERVICES SUPPLIES/MATERIALS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OTHER EXPENSE Amended Budget Community Service Budgeted Expenditures and Percentage by Object AMENDED ORIGINAL ACTUAL OBJECT EXPENSES BUDGET PERCENT BUDGET PERCENT ACTUAL PERCENT SALARIES 859, % 916, % 863, % EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 182, % 177, % 160, % PURCHASED SERVICES 172, % 133, % 140, % SUPPLIES/MATERIALS 111, % 93, % 106, % CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 36, % 8, % 17, % OTHER EXPENSE 1, % 1, % 1, % TOTAL OBJECT EXPENSES 1,364, % 1,330, % 1,289, % 12