WOODRIDGE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT YEAR END FINANCIAL REPORT and HB -59 STATE BUDGET BILL

GENERAL FUND

FISCAL YEAR 2013 OTHER SIGNIFICANT FUNDS REVENUES & EXPENDITURES % of total% of Total Revenues Revenues ExpendituresExpenditures  Debt Service$1,597, % $1,685, %  Permanent Improvement$ 599, % $ 581, %  Food Service$ 795, % $ 792, %  Uniform School Supply$ 104, % $ 106, %  Rotary Fund$ 94, % $ 88, %  Principal Funds$ 52, % $ 50, %  Miscellaneous Grants$ 46, % $ 62, %  Employee Benefit Fund$ 49, % $ 54, %  Student Activities$ 72, % $ 75, %  Athletic & Music$ 138, % $ 144, %  Auxiliary Services$ 51, % $ 59, %  Public Preschool Support$ 174, % $ 174, %  Network Connectivity$ 7, % $ 12, %  Title IV-B IDEA$ 410, % $ 421, %  Title III LEP$ 13, % $ 14, %  Title I$ 462, % $ 455, %  Title II-A$ 82, % $ 75, %

WOODRIDGE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT OPEN ENROLLMENT, COMMUNITY SCHOOLS & SCHOLARSHIPS OPEN ENROLLMENT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FISCAL YEAR Net Profit/Loss Expenditures 1999 $ (72,181.78) 2000 $ (31,836.31) $ 31, $(116,716.09) $142, $(128,056.00) $120, $(140,605.77) $133, $ (35,529.46) $219, $ 284, $315, $ 332, $331, $ 163, $306, $ 237, $322, $ 100, $358, $ 145, $385, $ 218, $363, $ 90, $472, $ 110, $482, (110 students in & 88 students out) (71.28 students out) SCHOLARSHIPS FISCAL YEAR PETERSON AUTISM 2013 $15,216 $65, $30,432 $100, (projected)

STATE BUDGET BILL: Am. Sub. HB 59 Governor introduced in February 2013 House passed it’s version in April 2013 Senate voted to approve yet another version in June 2013 Conference Committee met and finalized the bill Governor signed the legislation on June 30, 2013

HB 59 Established a New Funding Formula for Public Schools  Set per pupil basic aid at $5,745 in FY 14 and $5,800 in FY 15  Continued TTP Replacement over the biennium ($1,620,505 annually)  Gain caps were set at a 6.25% increase in FY 14 and 10.5 increase in FY 15  The Woodridge Local School District will see an increase of $65,178 in FY 14 and an increase of $116,343 in FY 15  New income-based voucher program: based on family income at or below 200% of poverty guidelines (currently about $46,000 for a family of 4)  New voucher program begins in FY14 for kindergarten students and 1 st grade will be added in FY 15  New income-based voucher comes directly out of lottery profits, not district’s state funding  Eliminated of the 10% and 2.5% Rollback payments on New and Replacement levies  Returned the Homestead Exemption to a “means-tested” qualifier (current homeowners are grandfathered)

CONTACTS AND INFORMATION District website: – Link to the financial reports is on the front page, right hand side under “DISTRICT FINANCIAL REPORTS” Included on the link are the: Monthly Financial Reports Year End Financial Reports through Bugle Finance Articles District Financial Audits Community Financial Reports Five Year Forecasts Treasurer’s Office contact information Treasurer’s Contact information Deanna Levenger telephone: fax: