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2015-2016 Adoption All Funds Board Meeting August 13, 2015

2015-2016 General Fund The General Fund is where the day-to-day operations of the district take place in providing educational programs to students. Classroom Instruction & Instructional Support District-wide Support Transportation, Food Services Community Use Administration School & Central Slide 2

2015-2016 - General Fund Revenue Revenue Changes Over 2015-2016 Local Taxes Educational Programs & Operations Levy $ 1,267,000 State Apportionment (COLA and Temporary bonus, Class Size, All Day Kindergarten, MSOC) $ 4,173,000 Other State Transportation, LAP, Bilingual, Special Education $ 1,097,000 Federal Special Ed IDEA, Title I, Title II, Title III, National School Lunch & Breakfast, USDA Commodities, KP Bus Connect Grant $ 63,000 Sub-total Revenue Changes $ 6,600,000 Slide 3

2015-2016 - General Fund Revenues - $96,643,848 Federal $4,002,476 4.1% Other $823,700 0.9% Local Taxes $22,742,732 23.5% State $66,090,028 68.4% Local Support Non-Tax $2,984,912 3.1% Slide 4

2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures Expenditure Changes over 2015-2016 Staffing/Salary Costs COLA, Collective Bargaining Agreements, Additional Staffing: Elementary Class Size compliance, Highly Capable Program, Full Day Kindergarten, Core 24, Professional Development opportunities, operational needs $ 2,524,000 Staffing/Benefit Costs COLA, Pension Rates, Health Insurance Allocation $ 1,976,000 MSOC Instructional materials, assessment tools, intervention materials, technology devices & software, safety projects, routine repair & maintenance projects, equipment/furniture replacement Purchased Services/Travel/Capital Outlay safety projects, maintenance projects, audit expense, quarterly newsletter, CISP Site Coordinators, election expenses, AVID trainings, CCR Bio-Med trainings, $ 2,014,000 $ 1,683,000 Sub-total Expenditure Changes $ 8,197,000 Slide 5

2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures - $99,398,338 By Program Special Educ Instr $11,365,721 11.4% Vocational Instr $3,706,869 3.7% Compensatory Education $2,913,746 2.9% Other Instr Programs $1,039,472 1.0% Community Services $565,927 0.6% Regular Instr $57,910,953 58.3% Support Services $21,895,650 22.0% Slide 6

2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures - $99,398,338 By Activity Teaching Support $12,683,750 12.8% Other Supportive $19,062,342 19.2% Building Admin $6,055,795 6.1% Teaching $56,271,225 56.6% Central Admin $5,325,226 5.4% Slide 7

2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures - $99,398,338 By Object Classified Salaries $14,011,241 14.1% Employee Benefits $20,955,746 21.1% Supplies, Non- Capitalized Items $8,963,590 9.0% Purchased Services $13,529,549 13.6% Certificated Salaries $41,554,195 41.8% Travel $105,017 0.1% Capital Outlay $279,000 0.3% Slide 8

2015-2016 General Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 8,360,000 $ 7,276,347 $ 9,613,309 Revenues $ 90,043,697 $ 90,307,580 $ 96,643,848 Expenditures $ 91,201,072 $ 87,970,618 $ 99,398,338 Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 7,202,625 $ 9,613,309 $ 6,858,819 Restricted Ending Fund Balance $ 2,307,741 $ 4,342,118 $ 1,692,118 Unreserved Fund Balance $ 4,894,884 $ 5,271,191 $ 5,166,701 Unreserved Fund Balance % 5.37% 5.78% 5.20% Board Goal for Unreserved Fund Balance 4 6% Slide 9

2015-2016 General Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 7,202,625 $ 9,613,309 $ 6,858,819 Components of Fund Balance: Restricted-Categorical Carryover Nonspendable Fund Balance $ 600,000 $ 301,692 $ 600,000 Restricted-Uninsured Risks $ 92,118 $ 92,118 $ 92,118 Committed-Other Purposes-Core 24 $ 800,000 $ 800,000 Assigned Contingencies-Maintenance $ 815,623 $ 1,000,000 $ 1,000,000 Assigned Other Purposes-Carryovers $ 2,148,308 Total Restricted Ending Fund Balance $ 2,307,741 $ 4,342,118 $ 1,692,118 Unrestricted Ending Fund Balance $ 4,894, 884 $ 5,271,191 $ 5,166,701 Unreserved Fund Balance % 5.37% 5.78% 5.20% Slide 10

2015-2016 General Fund 2015-2016 Levy Spending Plan Amount Goal A: Provide a safe learning environment for all students & staff $ 611,946 Goal B: Provide challenging education programs which prepare all students for global living, learning & working Goal C: Recruit & retain a high quality workforce throughout the district Goal D: Employ innovative & effective fiscal management strategies in a transparent manner which supports the district s strategic plan Goal E: Provide quality facilities & technology to support & strengthen student learning & protect the community investment Goal F: Provide communication which informs & invites community participation, parent & staff involvement, & which encourages partnerships $ 10,692,060 $ 4,457,280 $ - $ 6,956,393 $ 24,750 Total 2015-2016 Levy Spending Plan $ 22,742,429 Slide 11

2015-2016 General Fund Summary Highlights Provides All Day Kindergarten (5 days) Districtwide Supports Smaller Class Sizes at Elementarys Includes 3% COLA for all employees Provides $250,000 for Safety Projects Provides $2.1M for Routine Repair & Maint Projects (combination of Levy & state funding) Provides additional appropriations for curriculum materials, technology devices/software, professional development opportunities and furniture/equipment replacement Slide 12

2015-2016 Capital Projects Fund The Capital Projects Fund is used for the acquisition and construction of major capital facilities. Primary Revenue Sources: Capital Bond Proceeds Capital Levy Proceeds Impact Fees City of Gig Harbor & Pierce County Slide 13

2015-2016 Capital Projects Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 3,051,497 $ 3,555,159 $ 4,193,590 Revenues $ 554,500 $ 638,931 $ 836,000 Expenditures $ (750,000) $ (500) $ (750,000) Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 2,855,997 $ 4,193,590 $ 4,279,590 Proposed Expenditure Plan for 2015-2016: Minimal expenditure capacity to include testing, planning, portable building costs Slide 14

2015-2016 Debt Service Fund The Debt Service Fund is used for the repayment of principal and interest on outstanding bonds. 5 4 3 2 1 0 Annual Debt Payments 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Interest Principal Slide 15

2015-2016 Debt Service Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 2,637,793 $ 2,561,880 $ 2,696,917 Revenues $ 3,977,562 $ 4,096,741 $ 4,060,442 Expenditures $ (3,971,650) $ (3,961,704) $ (4,027,800) Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 2,643,705 $ 2,696,917 $ 2,729,559 Outstanding Debt Information: UTGO Refunding 2011 (2003 & 2004 Bonds) last payment Dec 2019 Slide 16

2015-2016 Associated Student Body Fund The Associated Student Body Fund is used for student run government activities outside of general instruction. HS MS Elem Capacity Slide 17

2015-2016 Associated Student Body Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 355,341 $ 631,995 $ 460,462 Revenues $ 1,840,825 $ 875,000 $ 1,838,720 Expenditures $ (1,843,550) $( 1,046,533) $ (1,827,862) Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 352,616 $ 460,462 $ 471,320 ASB Group Percentage of Expenditures: High Schools (3) 68.4% Middle Schools (4) 25.0% Elementary Schools (6) 1.1% Capacity 5.5% Slide 18

2015-2016 Transportation Vehicle Fund The Transportation Vehicle Fund is used for purchasing new and used school buses. Current Bus Fleet: 60 Large Buses 28 Small Buses 88 Total Fleet Slide 19

2015-2016 Transportation Vehicle Fund Adopted Estimated Actuals 2015-2016 Proposed Estimated Beginning Fund Balance $ 893,713 $ 904,477 $ 933,316 Revenues $ 705,425 $ 715,203 $ 675,686 Expenditures $ (854,000) $ (686,364) $ (570,000) Estimated Ending Fund Balance $ 745,138 $ 933,316 $ 1,039,002 Transportation Vehicle Fund Expenditure Plan: Purchase 2 Large Buses (one w/extra storage capacity) Purchase 3 Small Buses Slide 20

2015-2016 Adoption Next Steps: Questions? Public Hearing August 13, 2015 Adopt Resolution #15 04 & 2015-2016 Levy Spending Plan Slide 21

2015-2016 Adoption Resolution #15 04 Adoption of the 2015-2016 s Expenditure Appropriation A. General Fund $ 99,398,338 B. Transportation Vehicle Fund $ 570,000 C. Capital Projects Fund $ 750,000 D. Debt Service Fund $ 4,027,800 E. ASB Fund $ 1,827,862 Slide 22

2015-2016 Adoption 2015-2016 Levy Spending Plan Amount Goal A: Provide a safe learning environment for all students & staff $ 611,946 Goal B: Provide challenging education programs which prepare all students for global living, learning & working Goal C: Recruit & retain a high quality workforce throughout the district Goal D: Employ innovative & effective fiscal management strategies in a transparent manner which supports the district s strategic plan Goal E: Provide quality facilities & technology to support & strengthen student learning & protect the community investment Goal F: Provide communication which informs & invites community participation, parent & staff involvement, & which encourages partnerships $ 10,692,060 $ 4,457,280 $ - $ 6,956,393 $ 24,750 Total 2015-2016 Levy Spending Plan $ 22,742,429 Slide 23