FY19 Budget Presentation/Building Update

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FY19 Budget Presentation/Building Update Finance Consortium February 5, 2018

Cape Cod Tech Finance Committee Anthony Tullio – Wellfleet (chair) Dave Bloomfield – Mashpee Ann Williams – Barnstable Stefan Galazzi – Orleans Buck Upson – Chatham

FY19 Enrollment by Town Town FY19 FY18 Change Barnstable 179 183 -4 1/25/2016 Town FY19 FY18 Change Barnstable 179 183 -4 Brewster 41 43 -2 Chatham 7 10 Dennis 61 67 -7 Eastham 22 15 Harwich 77 Mashpee 53 57 Orleans 11 Provincetown 5 2 Truro 6 3 Wellfleet 13 9 4 Yarmouth 114 137 -23 Total 591 621 -33

4-Year Graduation Rate 2016, 2015, 2014 & 2013 Students w/disabilities   2016 2015 2014 2013 All Students  92.9 88.1 86.4 95.6 Students w/disabilities  80.6 77.8 98.1 Low income  90.6 84.7 81 94.7 High needs  89.9 86.7 85 96.1

FY19 Enrollment *Enrollment as of 10/1/2017

Student Enrollment Trend   FY15 % FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 Barnstable 168 25.7% 176 27.2% 173 28.0% 183 29.5% 179 30.3% Brewster 42 6.4% 39 6.0% 43 7.0% 6.9% 41 Chatham 21 3.2% 17 2.6% 11 1.8% 10 1.6% 7 1.2% Dennis 85 13.0% 77 11.9% 76 12.3% 67 10.8% 61 10.4% Eastham 13 2.0% 1.7% 16 15 2.4% 22 3.7% Harwich 73 11.2% 11.3% 75 12.1% 12.4% 13.1% Mashpee 57 8.7% 62 9.6% 59 9.2% 53 9.0% Orleans 12 14 2.2% 2.1% 1.9% Provincetown 6 0.9% 4 0.6% 3 0.5% 5 0.8% Truro 2 0.3% 1 0.2% 1.0% Wellfleet 8 1.1% 9 1.5% Yarmouth 163 25.2% 141 22.8% 137 22.1% 114 19.4% Out-of-District Total 654 648 618 621 591

The FY19 Budget 1.44% $14,944,000 Five Year History Fiscal Year Budget 2.79% FY14 FY15 2.98% FY16 4.49%* FY17 -.50% FY18 1.89 % FY19 1.44 %

Costs Unique to a Regional H.S. Budget Budget Categories FY19 Projected Cost Insurances property, liability, health, dental unemployment, workers compensation and other fringe benefits $2,681,122 Snow Removal and Sanding $25,000 School Resource Officer $20,000 Equipment Maintenance $75,900 Capital Building Improvements $150,000 (19.8% of the total operating budget) $2,952,022

Where Does the Money Come From? FY19 Revenue Sources Assessments $ 12,159,933 State Aid $ 2,634,067 Local Revenue $ 150,000

Revenue Source vs. The Operating Budget

Revenue Source vs. The Operating Budget Fiscal Year Operating Budget State Aide Assessments Local Revenue 2012 12,781,986 2,214,729 10,336,257 231,000 2013 13,138,859 2,315,767 10,597,092 226,000 2014 13,505,905 2,324,559 10,940,346 241,000 2015 13,908,300 2,490,657 11,166,643 251,000 2016 14,532,300 2,413,040 11,885,260 234,000 2017 14,459,000 2,466,487 11,844,513 148,000 2018 14,732,000 2,538,847 12,043,153 150,000 2019 14,944,000 2,634,067 12,159,933

What is the Money Used For?

WHAT IS THE MONEY FOR? FY19 Building Leadership $413,578 2.8% Teacher's Salaries $5,224,302 34.8% Retirement $497,610 3.3% Insurance Benefits $1,782,807 11.9% Library $87,294 0.6% Retiree Benefits $693,999 4.6% Educational Materials $188,948 1.3% Guidance $507,448 3.4% Transportation $830,000 5.5% Support Services $1,344,013 8.9% Administration $902,344 6.0% General Insurance $204,316 1.4% Plant Operations $1,477,429 9.8% District-Wide Supervision $374,912 2.5% Capital Requirements $415,000  Total $14,944,000  

Why a 1.44% Increase? Category FY19 FY18 Change % Change FY17 FY16 Salaries 8,486,528 8,249,970 236,558 2.87% 7,984,716 7,819,372 7,872,260 Benefits 3,037,916 2,969,152 68,764 2.32% 2,799,120 2,548,493 2,424,594 Materials & Services 1,444,224 1,548,288 -104,064 -6.72% 1,632,655 1,609,668 1,562,833 Transportation 830,000 793,000 37,000 4.67% 777,016 762,397 667,934 Utilities & Heating 526,016 520,500 5,516 1.06% 511,649 491,749 556,011 Insurance 204,316 186,090 18,226 9.79% 210,691 215,099 196,681 TOTAL OPERATING 14,529,000 14,267,000 262,000   13,915,847 13,446,778 13,280,313 Capital Budget 415,000 465,000 -50,000 -10.75% 527,108 1,055,056 625,397 Total Operating & Capital 14,944,000 14,732,000 212,000 1.44% 14,442,955 14,501,834 13,905,710

$131.78 $140.72

Salaries & Benefits account for 77.1% of the FY19 budget Budget Cost Drivers Salaries & Benefits account for 77.1% of the FY19 budget

Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) 1/25/2016 Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEB) In 2015, Cape Cod Tech joined the Plymouth County OPEB Trust, an IRC Section 115 multiple-employer, irrevocable trust program established by Plymouth County and the County Treasurer to assist public entities in Plymouth County and neighboring counties pre- fund retiree healthcare liabilities. This provides the benefit of a lower liability and large investment pool. Unfunded Actuarial Accrued Liability (2016 GASB Audit) $11,496,978 Balance of OPEB Reserve (Currently > $600,000) $349,929 Proposed FY19 Funding $95,000

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2020 and Beyond

Main Level Floor Plan Cape Cod Tech

Upper Level Floor Plan Cape Cod Tech

Key Milestones Oct. 2017 – April 2018 Design Development February 2018 - $7 M short term borrowing April 2018 – August 2018 Construction Documents Sept. 2018 – Nov. 2018 Bidding November 2018 – $65 - $75M Long-term borrowing Dec. 2018 Notice to Proceed (“Shovels in the Ground”)

Estimate of Borrowing Costs in FY2020 TOWN $7million BAN Interest cost $75 million, 25 yr bond, @ 3.75 %, (BAN rolled in) Estimate Fiscal 2020 payment due Nov. 2019 Barnstable $33,622 $1,433,636 $1,467,258 Brewster $7,701 $328,375 $336,076 Chatham $1,315 $56,064 $57,379 Dennis $11,458 $488,558 $500,016 Eastham $4,132 $176,201 $180,333 Harwich $14,463 $616,704 $631,167 Mashpee $9,392 $400,457 $409,849 Orleans $2,066 $88,101 $90,167 Provincetown Truro $1,127 $48,055 $49,182 Wellfleet $2,442 $104,119 $106,561 Yarmouth $21,413 $913,042 $934,455 Total $110,446 $4,709,376 $4,819,822

FY18 FY19