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ISD #2184, Luverne, MN 56156 Truth in Taxation Report December 18, 2014
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Truth in Taxation Requires a school district to announce the time and place of a public meeting to discuss the proposed property tax levy and current budget.
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Current Budget The school district has eight different revenue and expenditure funds. Tax levy is one of the primary sources of revenue for five of them. 1.GENERAL FUND LEVY - includes Transportation and Capital Outlay a.Based on student enrollment. b.The local referendum levy is also part of this fund. c.Transportation - to and from school d.Transportation - Special Education e.Provides funding for facilities maintenance and instructional equipment. f.Provides funds for Health and Safety code compliance, asbestos removal, underground storage tank replacement, and safety requirements.
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2.COMMUNITY EDUCATION FUND LEVY a.Based on the adult population in the District. b.Early Childhood levy is based on the number of children under 5 years of age. 3.DEBT SERVICE FUND LEVY Based on annual debt retirement schedules. Annual levy is what is needed to pay off bonds. Current debt is a result of the voter approved Bond Issue for the Elementary School Building. The School Board refunded these bonds in the fall of 2014, saving approximately $140,000 in interest. The last payment will be February 2018.
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Operating Referendum Levies The Luverne School District has two operating referendums $401.27/RMCPU - Our local residents voted in the fall of (2011) to renew this referendum. $700/RMCPU was approved in 2006 and will expire in 2016. (Will require an election in November, 2015, to renew) Referendum Levy Authority $467,029.85 and Referendum Aid $573,165.09 = $1,040,194.94
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REVENUE SOURCES 13% LOCAL 76% STATE 4% FEDERAL 7% SALES & OTHER
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REVENUE BUDGET –FUND ACTUAL 2013-14 PRELIM 2014-15 GENERAL $10,974,802 $11,011,479 FOOD SERVICE 595,163 625,764 TRANSPORTATION 813,189 792,325 COMMUNITY ED 496,577 458,109 CAPITAL OUTLAY 370,209 357,285 DEBT SERVICE 1,011,433 1,012,749 TRUST 59,158 68,125 CHILD GUIDE 47,907 48,000 TOTAL $14,368,438 $14,373,836
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EXPENDITURE BUDGET –FUND ACTUAL 2013-14 PRELIM 2014-15 GENERAL $10,559,162 $ 11,175,497 FOOD SERVICE 609,866 621,846 TRANSPORTATION 638,729 730,407 COMMUNITY ED 442,156 472,532 CAPITAL OUTLAY 489,091 547,919 DEBT SERVICE 1,016,250 1,016,250 TRUST 111,932 26,885 CHILD GUIDE 45,401 48,504 TOTAL $13,912,587 $14,639,840
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Summary of Economics 1.After several years of declining enrollment, Luverne’s enrollment has remained constant – 2010 - 1,186 2011 –1,197 2012 –1,199 2013 - 1,180 2014 –1,198
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2. The state’s normal hold back of 10% has been reinstated in 2014. The June 30, 2014, fund balance included $453,209 State Aid Receivables and $71,964 Tax Shift, totaling an amount due from the state of $525,173. However, on June 30, 2012, the total aid and tax shift held by the state was $3,300,412. 3. State Formula Allowance 2010-11 $5,124 2011-12$5,174 2012-13$5,224 2013-14$5,302 2014-15$5,831 State Adj &Pupil Weighting Chg
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State Weightings for Pupil Units FY 2008-2014 FY 2015 & Later Pre-Kgn1.250 1.000 Hcp Kgn1.000 1.000 Reg Kgn0.612 1.000 Grades 1-31.115 1.000 Grades 4-61.060 1.000 Grades 7-121.300 1.200
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2014 Pay 2015 Levy FundPay 14 LevyPay 15 LevyInc/Dec.% General$1,392,494.31$1,323,504.24-$68,990.07 -4.95 Com Serv$ 97,503.75$ 102,210.16 $ 4,706.41 4.83 Debt Serv$1,012,563.16$1,030,511.94 $17,948.78 1.77 Total$2,502,561.22$2,456,226.34-$46,334.88 -1.85
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