february 29, 2012 budget presentation
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2012-13 BUDGET
A sound, basic education for all
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Our Mission
“…we recognized that by mandating a school system ‘wherein all the children of this state may be educated,’ the State has obligated itself constitutionally to ensure the availability of a ‘sound basic education’ to all its children.”
-Court of Appeals Decision – June 26, 2003
Campaign for Fiscal Equity v. The State of New York
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Quotes
� “I think the inequity in education is probably the civil rights issue of our time. There are two education systems in this state. Not public and private. One for the rich and one for the poor and they’re both public systems.”
� “Mr. Cuomo also committed to redistributing state school aid from wealthy, politically powerful suburban school districts and sending more dollars to high-need rural and urban schools, saying the governor had a duty to be “the great equalizer.”
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Who was the speaker for both?
Andrew Cuomo in 2010
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Our Budget
-1.44%$20,380,5832011-12
+0.29%$20,678,5842010-11
-0.36%$20,617,8652009-10
$20,691,5232008-09
ChangeBudgetYear
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Two years ago
� Network Technician (.4)
� Clerk Typist (retirement)
� Physical Education (retirement, .5 replacement)
� One ELL (English Language Learners-retirement)
� In-House Support for Assistive Technology (.5 Speech)
� Two Teaching Assistants
� .4 School Psychologist (voluntary change)
� ES Home School Counselor
� Share Occupational and Physical Therapy services
� One English position (retirement)
� Half an Administrative position
� Two elementary positions
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Last year
� One Reading Teacher
� One Salaried Bus Driver
� One Social Studies Teacher
� One Special Education Teacher
� One RTI coordinator
� .5 Art Teacher
� .5 Enrichment Teacher
� .5 Math Teacher
� .5 Speech Teacher
� .4 English Teacher
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Loss of Aid
2.0 Million2011-2012
1.2 Million2010-2011
State Aid LossYear
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Cost to provideFair Education
Local Ability to
Pay
State Aid
AverageWealth
Local Ability
State Aid
LowerWealth
Local Ability to
Pay
State Aid
HigherWealth
The Concept
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The Problem
20.08
$17,437
0.499
WilliamsonWilliamson
9.6014.00Local Revenue Effort
$30,978$19,921Expenditures Per Pupil
5.31.00Combined Wealth Ratio
NYS NYS
Schools Schools
with CWR with CWR
>2.5>2.5
NYSNYS
Schools Schools
AverageAverage
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The Problem
($1,361)
$113
($1,474)
Per StudentPer Student
WilliamsonWilliamson
($510)Gap Remaining
($ 5)Gap Restoration 2012-13
Budget
($515)
Gap Elimination
2011-12 Budget
Per Student NYS Per Student NYS
SchoolsSchools
w/CWR >2.5w/CWR >2.5
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State Budget IncreasesSchool Aid Decreases
$0
$10
$20
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
$80
$90
$100
2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012
$ B
illi
on
Operating Funds
School Aid
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Is New York really “38th in results?”
38th?
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NYS Education System is Highly Ranked
NYS is ranked 3rd overall at 83.9
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Our Graduation Rates
94%2011
93%2010
93%2009
Graduation RateYear
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Revenue
($73,900)$20,306,700 $20,380,600 Total Revenue
0.0%$0 $150,000 $150,000 Fund Balance
2.0%$184,700 $9,416,700 $9,232,000 Property Taxes
-3.3%($10,100)$300,000 $310,100 Other
0.0%$0 $400,000 $400,000 Sales Tax
5.8%$50,000 $910,000 $860,000 Use of Reserves
-100.0%($478,000)$0 $478,000 Federal Aid
2.0%$179,500 $9,130,000 $8,950,500 State Aid
% Diff$ Diff2012-132011-12
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2012-13 BUDGET
� Expenditure Assumptions
+ 2%BOCES
- 10%Materials & Supplies, software, texbooks, etc
- 5%Contractual items
- 10%Equipment budget
+ 2.8% Staff Salaries
+ 2% Professional Salaries
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2012-13 BUDGET The Major Cost Drivers
� Health Ins up 18% = $ 424,000
� Retirements Costs– ERS up 20% = $ 66,700
– TRS up 13.25% = $ 121,800
� Total Hlth & Retrmnt Incr = $ 595,500
� Projected Salary Incr = $ 223,000
� Total Major Cost Drivers = $ 818,500
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In Summary
� We need to cut at least $800,000 to bring in a budget of approximately $20,500,000.
� This budget amount is estimated to be within the tax cap limit.
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2012-13 BUDGET Budgets Cuts vs. Use of Reserves
� Deferring Budget Cuts compounds the problem in each succeeding year
– Adjust 2012-13 budget as much as possible to create a lower base budget for following years.
� Limit increase use of Reserves in a year when State Aid is increased
– Current Scenario has 5.8% increase of Reserves to fund budget in 2012-13
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Potential Cuts-Right-sizing
� .6 English
� .8 Science
� .4 Social Studies
� 1 Special Education (may not be a job loss if students brought back to district)
� .5 Groundskeeper
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Enrollment
Enrollment December 2011
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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Cuts to Program
High School Reading Teacher moves to ES
3-ES, 2-MS, 1-HS remain
1.0 Reading
AIS supported by Learning Center (HS), teaching assistants (grade 5,6) and math teachers (grades 7,8)
.9 Math 7-12
Support in classroom provided by Teaching Assistants in K-2
.5 Math AIS
HS librarian covers MS library
ES librarian picks up Enrichment
.5 Elementary
CoveredCut
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Other Potential Cuts
� Cut all field trips except end of the year 4th, 8th and 12th grade celebrations.
� Only have one modified team in soccer and basketball.
� Look at implementing bus stops on the 5-12 run.
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Next Steps
� We are within $100,000 of being within the tax cap limit.
� We can wait and see if the aid picture changes.
� We can wait to see if there are any retirements (3/17 deadline).
� We can decide to over ride the tax cap limit.
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Tax Cap Limit
Within the tax cap limit-simple majority
Estimated Levy increases 2.8%
Estimated Rate increases 1.28%
Does the Board want to consider over-riding the tax cap limit?