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HARPURSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL Budget Development for 2019-2020 Based on the 2019-20 NYS Budget April 10, 2019

Tonight’s topics Budget goals Projected expenditures Projected revenues State aid – Based on 2019-20 NYS Budget Local revenue “Other” revenue Summary – comparison of projected revenues and expenditures Next steps

Budget goals Provide an instructional program that meets the educational needs of all students Maintain the elimination of structural deficits in our budgets Continue to operate with minimal or no use of reserves Promote the fiscal health and stability of the school district

Projected expenditures Developed using: Current staff of record Known benefit rate changes Known contractual costs/estimated contractual increases Known debt service payments BOCES services based on current year projections and anticipated services Historical and market trends; current year projections

What’s Changed-expenditures We are expecting an additional $167,805 in expenses from the March 13, 2019 Board of Education Meeting. $120,918.25 is related to the E-Rate discussion we had earlier in the year (Reflected in Equipment line). Now that we closed the gap, we can use some additional funds to offset what is not covered by E-Rate Revenue ($100,362). $46,886 was added to the Special Education tuition line (Reflected in Contractual line).

Projected expenditures 2018-2019 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 2/13/19 4/10/19 % INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET $ INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET INSTRUCTIONAL SALARIES $4,657,285 $4,676,297 0.41% $19,012 NON-INSTRUCTIONAL SALARIES $1,651,365 $1,814,401 9.87% $163,036 EQUIPMENT $77,150 $77,000 $197,919 156.54% $120,769 CONTRACTUAL EXPENSES $1,706,050 $1,713,200 $1,760,086 3.17% $54,036 MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES $448,060 $449,710 0.37% $1,650 BOCES $4,356,889 $4,475,500 2.72% $118,611 DEBT SERVICE $1,825,957 $1,763,423 -3.42% ($62,534) BENEFITS $4,915,787 $5,128,895 4.34% $213,108 TRANSFERS $43,000 $45,000 4.65% $2,000 TOTAL $19,681,543 $20,143,426 $20,311,231 3.20% $629,688

Projected expenditures (benefits) 2018-2019 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 2/13/19 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 4/10/19 % INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET $ INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET STATE RETIREMENT--ERS $212,700 $217,900 2.44% $5,200 TEACHER'S RETIREMENT--TRS $506,361 $429,295 -15.22% ($77,066) SOCIAL SECURITY $486,540 $514,900 5.83% $28,360 WORKERS COMPENSATION $110,000 0.00% $0 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE $30,000 HEALTH & DENTAL INS $3,554,186 $3,810,800 7.22% $256,614 OTHER BENEFITS $16,000 TOTAL $4,915,787 $5,128,895 4.34% $213,108

PROJECTED REVENUES Developed using: Tax levy limit calculation NYS Budget 2019-20 for state aid Prior year trends/data for other revenues Additional Revenue for E-rate (tied to expenditures)

What’s Changed-Revenues We are expecting an additional $192,086 in revenue from the March 13, 2019 Board of Education Meeting. We received our state aid runs and are expecting $91,724 more in revenue from New York State. We are budgeting an additional $100,362.15 in the Other unclassified revenue code. This money is directly tied to E-rate expenditure mentioned earlier.

% INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET $ INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET PROJECTED REVENUES REVENUE 2018-2019 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 2/13/19 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 4/10/19 % INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET $ INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET TAX LEVY $4,060,911 $4,257,293 4.84% $196,382 OTHER REVENUE $694,971 $656,393 $756,755 8.89% $61,784 STATE AID $14,425,661 $14,705,459 $14,797,183 2.58% $371,522 APPROPRIATED RESERVES $0 0.00% APPROPRIATED FUND BALANCE $500,000 TOTAL REVENUE BUDGET $19,681,543 $20,119,145 $20,311,231 3.20% $629,688

PROJECTED REVENUES Tax Levy 2018-2019 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 4/10/19 % INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET $ INCREASE BUDGET TO BUDGET TAX LEVY $4,060,911 $4,257,293 4.84% $196,382 NOTES: 4.84% is the maximum allowable limit under the tax cap law The district would remain compliant under the law with this levy 1% change to the tax levy is approx. $40,609 $36.60 Per $50,000 home with out STAR and $28.60 with STAR

PROJECTED REVENUES - “Other” Revenue 2018-2019 2019-2020 Payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) $9,453 $10,017 Interest & Penalties on Real Prop Taxes $13,000 Day school tuition from other districts $15,000 Interest and earnings $5,000 Rental of real property (SUNY Broome) $29,000 Rental of real property (BOCES) $0 $92,876 Sale of scrap $1,000 Refund of prior year expenses - BOCES $190,000 $156,000 Refunds of prior years expenditures (Health Ins. & CPSE) $12,000 Other unclassified revenues (E-Rate Impact) $105,362 Other unclassified revenues-BOCES (after-school/enrich./sub reimburse) $257,500 Medicaid Assistance $25,000 $50,000 Inter-fund Transfer from Debt Service (premium to offset debt) $133,018 TOTAL OTHER REVENUE $694,971 $756,755

PROJECTED REVENUES “State Aid” Type of Aid 2018-2019 ORIGINAL BUDGET 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 2/13/19 2019-2020 DRAFT BUDGET 4/10/19   Foundation Aid $10,300,901 $10,457,721 $10,535,097 includes $100,000 of community schools aid Excess Cost Aid $366,000 $409,000 $448,000 Building Aid $1,309,404 $1,309,395 Transportation Aid $1,088,713 $1,167,538 $1,155,558 BOCES Aid $1,284,968 $1,289,067 $1,276,234 Tuition Aid Handicapped $0 Instructional Materials Aid $75,675 $72,738 $72,899 TOTAL STATE AID $14,425,661 $14,705,459 $14,797,183

SUMMARY… Revenues Expenditures Surplus/(Deficit) $20,311,231 $0

Next steps April 23rd – Present/Accept Final Budget

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