Twin Rivers Unified School District 2018/19 ADOPTED BUDGET

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Twin Rivers Unified School District 2018/19 ADOPTED BUDGET Presented to the Board of Trustees For Approval June 26, 2018 By Kate Ingersoll, Executive Director Fiscal Services

Agenda The Budget Reporting Cycle SACS Budget Forms 2018/19 General Fund 2018/19 Other Funds 2019/20 General Fund Projections 2020/21 General Fund Projections Next Steps

WE ARE HERE June LCAP/ Adopted Budget LCAP/ Adopted Budget (2019-20) (2018-19) Unaudited Actuals 2017-2018 September Governor s May Revise LCAP 1st Interim Financial Report (2019-20) (2018-19) December April-May Preliminary LCAP/ Budget (2019-20) 2 nd Interim Financial Report Governor s Budget Proposal & TRUSD Staffing (2019-20) January March (2018-19)

2018/19 GENERAL FUND Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 34,892,563 Revenues $ 328,182,891 Expenditures $ 328,074,189 Net Increase/(Decrease) Fund Balance $ 108,702 Ending Fund Balance $ 35,001,265 Components of Ending Fund Balance: Nonspendable $ 618,639 Restricted $ 5,670,817 Assigned $ 11,970,433 Unassigned - Economic Uncertainties $ 16,741,376 Unassigned $ - State minimum reserve for Economic Uncertainties $ 9,842,226

2018/19 CHANGE IN ENDING FUND BALANCE Net Increase/(Decrease) Fund Balance $ 108,702 Restricted budgeted expenditures (one-time from prior year carryover) $ 129,184 Assigned budgeted expenditures (one-time from prior year carryover; i.e. Instructional Materials, Site Base, Charter S/C $ - Surplus/(Deficit) spending $ 237,886 One-time District cost in the budget $ - On-going District cost in Ending Fund Balance reserve (not in budgeted expenditures): - additional Special Education positions $ (750,000) - Site Base Allocation - no 5% reduction $ (162,702) 2018/19 Adopted Budget Surplus/(Deficit) $ (674,816)

2018/19 ASSIGNED ENDING FUND BALANCES Instructional Materials C/O $5,463,441 Supplemental/Concentration Summer Programs C/O $1,491,402 Additional Special Education Positions $750,000 Concentration - EL C/O $727,296 Supplemental/Concentration Charters C/O $580,362 Site Base C/O $558,891 Supplemental/Concentration CTE C/O $500,000 SIA Claim Vineland Fire C/O $465,057 CTE Apportionment C/O $277,323 IT VOIP Phone System C/O $262,128 Pupil Testing C/O $180,000 Site Base Allocation no 5% reduction $162,702 CA English Language Development Test C/O $146,372 Gifted and Talented Education C/O $113,144 Cal-Safe Child & Care Development C/O $110,018 Police Supplemental C/O $100,000 ASES Matching C/O $44,073 Pupil Retention Block Grant C/O $29,000 Charter Categorical Block Grant C/O $9,224 Total, Assigned Balance $11,970,433

CHANGE IN ENDING FUND BALANCE 30,000,000 25,000,000 20,000,000 15,000,000 10,000,000 5,000,000-2013/14 Actuals 2014/15 Actuals 2015/16 Actuals 2016/17 Actuals Assigned Economic Uncertainties Restricted Undesignated Nonspendable

2018/19 GENERAL FUND REVENUES Federal 7% State 4% Local & Other 4% LCFF 85% LCFF $ 278,574,708 State Aid 211,636,341 Property Tax 35,884,255 Education Protection Account 32,950,492 LCFF Transfer to Fund 14 (1,896,380) Federal 23,860,310 State 12,477,995 Local & Other 13,269,878

Dollars per ADA TRUSD Gap Funding Per ADA 18/19 Adopted Budget 18-19 TRUSD LCFF Increase: 22,732 x $303 = $6.9 million Base 22,732 ADA x $347 = $7.9 million S/C Note: ADA includes SCOE but not charters $11,413 $10,763 $2,426 S/C 87.57% Unduplicated Students $347 S/C Grant $303 Base $11,413 $11,413 - $10,763 $650 18-19 Target 17-18 (adj.) Total gap $650 $650 $2,773 Total gap x 100% 18-19 % Closure $2,426 S/C $650 18-19 Increase $8,337 LCFF Base $8,337 LCFF Base $8,640 $2,773 - $2,426 $347 $347 x 100% $347 18-19 S/C Target S/C (17-18 adj.) Net S/C gap Net gap 18-19 Closure S/C Increase 2017-18 Floor (adjusted) 2018-19 Funding 2018-19 Target Supplemental/Concentration (S/C) Grant Funds LCFF Increase 2018-19 S/C Target 2018-19 Base Target

PROGRESS TOWARDS FULL LCFF IMPLEMENTATION

Prior year on-going deficit spending $7,383,498 (17/18 Second Interim) LCFF Revenue increase $16 million; Base $6.9 million & S/C $7.9 million & Charter $1.2 million Salary and benefits 2018/19 GENERAL FUND ALLEVIATE DEFICIT SPENDING Step/column increase unrestricted $2.5 million No salary schedule increase STRS + 1.85%; unrestricted $2 million PERS + 2.531%; unrestricted $950 thousand Additional Special Education positions; $750 thousand Shift in funding based on 2018/19 HR Staffing Handbook; $5.1 million Department 5% reductions; $459 thousand + $7.4 million New Base Revenue - $6.2 million Salaries & Benefits - $7.4 million Deficit Spending + $5.1 million Staffing Handbook + $0.4 million Dept. 5% Reductions <$0.7 million> Deficit Spending $6.2 million ($0.5 million Base & $0.7 million S/C)

2018/19 LCFF REVENUE Twin Rivers Estimated 2018-19 Creative Connections Estimated 2018-19 Smythe Academy Estimated 2018-19 Westside Prep Charter Estimated 2018-19 Total LCFF Target $259,438,541 $6,393,447 $11,095,198 $3,543,902 $280,471,088 Floor 244,661,549 5,935,388 10,406,733 3,333,086 264,336,756 Funding Gap $14,776,992 $458,059 $688,465 $210,816 $16,134,332 CY Gap Funding (100%) $14,776,992 $458,059 $688,465 $210,816 $16,134,332 18/19 Estimated LCFF Entitlement $259,438,541 $6,393,447 $11,095,198 $3,543,902 $280,471,088 Base Funding $196,410,684 $5,317,857 $8,250,690 $715,433 $210,694,664 Supplemental/Concentration $63,027,857 $1,075,590 $2,844,508 $2,828,469 $69,776,424 Estimated Unduplicated pupil % (EL, low income and/or foster youth) 87.57% 68.18% 91.53% 75.42% A budget trailer bill, Assembly Bill 1808, was released on June 12, 2018. If passed, the bill would set the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for the LCFF base rates at 3.7%, slightly higher than what had been previously estimated and used in the Adopted Budget. The Adopted Budget LCFF base funding would increase $1.8 million with the use of the 3.7% COLA. If approved by the Governor, $1 million will be set aside for future consideration to augment the certificated and classified student support personnel (i.e. counselors, psychologists, vice principals, guidance learning specialists).

STUDENTS PER CERTIFICATED SUPPORT PERSONNEL California Sacramento County Twin Rivers USD Counselor 792:1 1,082:1 504:1 Librarian 7,896:1 10,043:1 6,555:1 Nurse 2,784:1 3,929:1 2,040:1 Psychologist 1,265:1 1,507:1 890:1 Social Worker 12,870:1 24,594:1 13,110:1 Speech/Language Hearing Specialist 1,263:1 1,514:1 708:1 Special Education, Resource Specialist and Other Personnel 1,188:1 2,052:1 129:1

LCFF ADA vs P2 ADA 25,000 24,000 23,000 22,000 21,000 20,000 14/15 Actual 15/16 Actual 16/17 Actual 17/18 Projection 18/19 Projection P-2 ADA (Not Including SCOE) 24,832 24,754 24,669 24,656 24,694 LCFF ADA (Not Including SCOE) 24,832 24,754 24,669 24,656 24,694 Enrollment (CalPADS date) 26,112 26,088 26,095 26,162 26,220 NOTE: Includes Charters

LCFF/P2 ADA - CHARTERS 2,200 2,100 2,000 1,900 1,800 1,700 1,600 1,500 14/15 Actual 15/16 Actual 16/17 Actual 17/18 Projection 18/19 Projection P-2 ADA 2,023 2,010 2,048 2,087 2,075 Enrollment (CalPADS date) 2,111 2,099 2,138 2,173 2,173

REVENUES FEDERAL REVENUE: One-time funding eliminated ($7.6 million) Continuing programs same/similar to prior year levels except Title I, Title III (LEP) and Special Education (increase in total by $540 thousand) Deferred Revenue Estimated at $4 million Remainder will be budgeted at First Interim once the actuals are known STATE REVENUE: One-time funding eliminated (decrease of $6.3 million) Governor proposes $344 per ADA one-time funds ($8.5 million); not in budget On-behalf STRS (revenue & expenditure) of $8 million budget at First Interim Continuing programs same/similar to prior year levels Lottery per student rate is $194 ($4.9 million) LOCAL REVENUE: One-time funding eliminated (decrease of $3.6 million) State Special Ed no change

2018/19 GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES Certificated Salaries 43.46% Certificated $142,555,835 Classified 50,170,197 Employee Benefits 63,322,259 Books & Supplies 16,474,152 Services 42,761,529 Capital & Other 2,790,217 Interfund Transfers Out 10,000,000 Classified Salaries 15.29% Employee Benefits 19.30% Books and Supplies 5.02% Capital Outlay & Other 0.85% Services & Other Operating 13.03% Interfund Transfers Out 3.05%

EXPENDITURES CERTIFICATED SALARIES: Current position control Unrestricted vs. restricted CLASSIFIED SALARIES: Current position control Unrestricted vs. restricted EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: STRS increased 1.85% (+ $2.3 million) PERS increased 2.531% (+ $1.3 million) 2017/2018 PROGRAM AND CATEGORICAL CARRYOVER: Carryovers will be adjusted at First Interim once the actuals are known Estimate $5.8 million for restricted ending fund balance ($129 thousand is within Adopted Budget) Estimate $11.8 million unrestricted program ending fund balance carryover ($0 is within Adopted Budget) Estimate $4 million for deferred revenue carryover ($0 is within Adopted Budget) RRMA @ 2.87% CONTRIBUTIONS Routine Restricted Maintenance Account (RRMA) Special Education

Adult Education Fund Child Development Fund Special Reserve Fund for Post-Employment Cafeteria Fund* * The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) within the Cafeteria Fund is not projected to deficit spend in the current year or multiyear projections. o o o o o o OTHER FUNDS Competitive bid pricing Improved menu development Increased training of kitchen staff Improved food production estimates Appropriate kitchen staffing Increased revenue Deferred Maintenance Fund Building Fund Capital Facilities Fund-Developer Fees County School Facilities Fund Special Reserve Capital Outlay Fund

2019/20 GENERAL FUND PROJECTIONS Beginning Fund Balance $ 35,001,265 Revenues $ 334,766,771 Expenditures $ 352,452,757 Net Increase/(Decrease) Fund Balance $ (17,685,986) Ending Fund Balance $ 17,315,279 Components of Ending Fund Balance: Nonspendable $ 618,639 Restricted $ - Assigned $ - Unassigned - Economic Uncertainties $ 16,696,640 Unassigned $ - State minimum reserve for Economic Uncertainties $ 10,568,702

2019/20 CHANGE IN ENDING FUND BALANCE Net Increase/(Decrease) Fund Balance $ (17,685,986) Restricted budgeted expenditures (one-time from prior year carryover) $ 5,670,818 Assigned budgeted expenditures (one-time from prior year carryover; i.e. Instructional Materials, Site Base, Charter S/C $ 11,057,731 Deficit spending $ (957,437) One-time District cost in the budget $ - On-going District cost in Ending Fund Balance reserve (not in budgeted expenditures) $ - 2019/20 Adopted Budget Surplus/(Deficit) $ (957,437)

2020/21 GENERAL FUND PROJECTIONS Beginning Fund Balance $ 17,315,279 Revenues $ 342,461,211 Expenditures $ 343,784,393 Net Increase/(Decrease) Fund Balance $ (1,323,182) Ending Fund Balance $ 15,992,097 Components of Ending Fund Balance: Nonspendable $ 618,639 Restricted $ - Assigned $ - Unassigned - Economic Uncertainties $ 15,373,458 Unassigned $ - State minimum reserve for Economic Uncertainties $ 10,313,532

SACS BUDGET FORMS Budget Certification Average Daily Attendance Cash Flow Projection Multi Year Projections General Fund Summary of Interfund Activities Schedule of Capital Assets 2017/18 Schedule of Long-Term Liabilities 2017/18 Other Funds Criteria and Standards

NEXT STEPS The 2018/19 First Interim Budget will be presented to the Board in December. Actual carryover and restricted ending fund balance amounts from 2017/18 will be included. Any questions?