Public Forum: Budget. Jim Negri, Superintendent January 25, 2010

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Public Forum: 2010-2011 Budget Jim Negri, Superintendent January 25, 2010 1

Agenda How did we get here? - The Governor s Budget Revenue Sources/One Time Revenue Sources 2009-2010 Budget Cuts State Elimination of Categorical Programs Category 1 Budget Cuts Furthest Away from the Classroom Category 2 Budget Cuts Closer to the Classroom Category 3 Budget Cuts Directly Impacting the Classroom The District Deficit After Category 1-3 Budget Cuts Category 4 - Possible Budget Cuts Pending Further Discussion Category 5 - Previously Discussed Budget Cuts, but not Included Layoff Process Next Steps Questions & Answers/Comments 2

Governor s Proposed Budget One time (09-10) $252/ADA cut December 2009 = $3,100,000 Protect educational funding Negative COLA Ongoing $201/ADA cut January 2010 = $5,100,000 Major concern: Assumptions 3

Revenue Sources State funding based on Revenue Limit and ADA (Average Daily Attendance) Revenue Limit in 2007-08 $5806/ADA 4

Revenue Sources Revenue Limit based on ADA Revenue Limit for 2010-11 = $5001/ADA = over $800 below 2007-08 Actual attendance (96.5%) Improve attendance by 1 day/student Increased revenue = $240,300 5

Revenue Sources Categorical/Tier III Flexibility Federal Stimulus (SFSF/ARRA) Donations Race to the Top (RTTT) Fees not student fees 6

Voter Approved Revenue Sources Bonds & Parcel Taxes Bonds = Buildings Parcel Tax = People/Programs Need to identify items Requires 2/3 s vote Possible 11/10 initiative 55% Economic uncertainty 7

2009-2010 Budget Cuts 7 period high school day 9th grade CSR HS Assistant Principal HS athletics Maintenance, operations & transportation Conference and travel 8

2009-2010 Budget Cuts Employee Group FTE % Reduction CVTA 20.4 4.3% CSEA 6.6 3.1% Management 3.3 6.7% 9

Projected 2010-2011 Deficit December 2009 $3,100,000 Governor s Budget $2,000,000 Total $5,100,000 To Be Determined by the Legislature & Governor??? 10

Starting Point $$$$$ Deficit $5,100,000 11

Category #1 Use $1,238,063 remaining federal stimulus funding Note: 1X funding $3,861,937 12

Category #1 SOSCV! $60,000 donation Note: $60,000 = $6.75/ADA $50/ADA = $445,000 1X funding $3,801,937 13

Category #1 General Fund $101,736 contribution to Restricted Programs $3,700,201 14

Category #1 Sweep $200,000 Adult Ed Program Fund Balance $3,500,201 15

Category #1 Sweep PAR $100,000 Fund Balance $3,400,201 16

Category #1 Sweep $150,000 Deferred Maintenance $3,250,201 17

Category #1 State $1,000,322 Elimination of Categorical Funding Note: $2,249,879 Impact on sites 18

State Elimination of Categorical Funding SLIP $400,000 CBET $21,050 School Safety/Violence $65,850 Instructional Materials IMF $318,938 Pupil Retention Grant $26,036 Prof Development Grant $168,448 19

Category #1 Non-site $160,000 Classified Positions $2,089,879 20

Category #1 District $18,000 Membership Dues $2,071,879 21

Category #1 Restructure Grounds & Maintenance - Operations/ Eliminate $50,000 Services $2,021,879 22

Category #2 Adjustment of $12,000 Elementary Prep Period Scheduling Note: $2,009,879 Not the elimination of prep 23

Category #2 Eliminate K-5 $17,000 Athletic Program Funding $1,992,879 24

Category #2 Eliminate 6-8 $35,000 Athletic Program Funding $1,957,879 25

Category #2 Eliminate 9-12 $100,000 Athletic Program Funding Note: $1,857,879 $100,000 cut for 09-10 26

Category #2 Release $60,000 Periods $1,797,879 27

Category #2 Counseling $60,000 Services Note: $1,737,879 District-wide reduction 28

Category #2 Reduce $65,000 Elementary Principal (0.5) Note: $1,672,879 Already done but not in budget 29

Category #2 Career $50,000 Enhancement Incentive Program (CEIP) $1,622,879 30

Category #2 Extra Duty $75,000 Stipends $1,547,879 31

Category #3 K-3 CSR at $770,000 28:1 $777,879 32

Category #3 Elementary $40,000 Music Note: $737,879 Program not determined 33

Every cut will have an impact. 34

Still to Cut $737,879 35

Category #4 Furlough Days Savings/Day $213,544 CVTA* $166,076 CSEA* $24,945 Management $22,523 36

Category #4 Eliminate Management $100,000 Eliminate CEIP* $105,000 Eliminate Stipends for Class Overage* ROP Costs TBD TBD 37

Category #5 Eliminate K-8 Summer School Eliminate Home-to-School Transportation Increase class size in 6-12 Eliminate 0 period at CVHS Eliminate the librarian 38

Category #5 Reduce Adult Ed class for Older Adults Increase fees for Adult Ed classes Close District Office on Fridays in summer Implement 4 day work week 39

Category #5 Eliminate district consultants Eliminate computer server lifecycle replacement Eliminate tech support for siteinitiated projects 40

Category #5 Eliminate meeting, workshop, and conference expenses Eliminate district celebrations Restructure Special Education Reduce classroom/program aides 41

Category #5 Reduce the cost of utilities Reduce the cost of supplies/go paperless Reconfigure/close schools 42

Still to Cut $737,879 43

Layoff Process Certificated preliminary notice by March 15 Certificated final notice by May 15 Classified 45 days prior to the end of the year except categorical positions 44

Next Steps Special Legislative Session Possible state cash flow issues Ongoing discussion by Governance Team Layoff process starts May Budget Revision June Budget Adoption 45

Subscribe to Budget Update Contact me jnegri@cv.k12.ca.us 46

Still to Cut $737,879 47

Questions & Comments Please submit a card. Thank you. 48