Palm Springs Unified School District 2014/15 First Interim Report As of October 31, 2014.

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Palm Springs Unified School District 2014/15 First Interim Report As of October 31, 2014

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Purpose of the Interim Report:  School districts are required to certify their financial position twice during each fiscal year. The certification addresses a district’s ability to meet its financial obligations for the current and two subsequent fiscal years. 2

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Certifications include the following options:  “Positive Certification” – will be able to meet financial obligations  “Qualified Certification” – uncertainty around ability to meet obligations  “Negative Certification” – will not be able to meet financial obligations 3

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)  Provides for a Base Grant for all students  Provides a Supplemental Grant based on English Language Learners (ELL), Free and Reduced Priced Meal (FRPM) eligible students, and foster youth unduplicated count  Provides a Concentration Grant based on ELL, FRPM, and foster youth unduplicated count students above 55% of the District-wide enrollment 4

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)  Districts are required to develop and monitor the implementation of a Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) that aligns the academic plan with the District expenditure plan  LCFF targeted funding is phased in over 8 years through fiscal year 2020/21 5

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)  Cautions  Future LCFF funding levels not guaranteed  Implementation over the next seven (7) year period creates uncertainty of funding  Class Size Reduction tied to the funding – 8 year implementation  Categoricals programs rolled into LCFF must still be addressed  Considerations  Class size reduction  Declining enrollment  Implementation of LCAP  Bargaining unit compensation  Educational goals/programs  Utility costs  Impact of the sunset of the Education Protection Account Starting 2016/2017  Textbook adoptions starting in 2015/2016  Routine repair and general maintenance increased to 3% from ~1% (1.7M) starting 2015/2016  STRS/PERS employer contributions increased through 2020/2021… 6

2014/2015 First Interim Report Restricted and Unrestricted (Combined) 1 st Interim FY 2014/2015 Projected FY 2015/2016 Projected FY 2016/2017 Revenues$209,857,517$218,643,055$232,452,812 Expenditures$231,242,764$218,897,709$224,228,438 Excess/(Deficiency)($21,385,247)($254,654)$8,224,384 Transfers In$9,427,223$3,959,215$3,975,484 Transfers Out$1,123,475 Net Increase(Decrease)($13,081,499)$2,581,086$11,076,393 Beginning Fund Balance$26,118,313$13,036,814$15,617,899 Ending Fund Balance$13,036,814$15,617,899$26,694,293 7

2014/2015 First Interim Report Restricted and Unrestricted (Combined) Components of the Ending Fund Balance: 1 st Interim FY 2014/2015 Projected FY 2015/2016 Projected FY 2016/2017 Revolving Cash$100,000 Stores$170,000 Legally Restricted$774,640$32,456$69,914 Legally Restricted 3% Reserve$6,970,897$5,667,897$5,638,992 Unassigned- Lottery, Unrestricted$2,653-- Assigned- Designated Carryover$7,500-- Unassigned- Unrestricted$2,744,627-- Assigned LCAP Reserve Per MPP $2,266,406$4,329,232$11,461,903 Year 2 LCAP Increase$5,318,314 Year 3 LCAP Increase$3,935,169 Ending Fund Balance$13,036,814$15,617,899$26,694, % 2.5%

2014/2015 First Interim Report Unrestricted 1 st Interim FY 2014/2015 Projected FY 2015/2016 Projected FY 2016/2017 Revenues$174,758,966$187,047,613$200,666,826 Expenditures$172,249,336$168,576,876$173,711,418 Excess/(Deficiency)$2,509,630$18,470,737$26,955,407 Transfers In$7,292,223$1,814,798$1,822,411 Transfers Out$1,123,475 Contributions($14,992,803)($15,838,790)($16,615,408) Net Increase(Decrease)($6,314,425)$3,323,270$11,038,935 Beginning Fund Balance$18,576,598$12,262,173$15,585,443 Ending Fund Balance$12,262,173$15,585,443$26,624,378 9

2014/2015 First Interim Report Unrestricted Components of the Ending Fund Balance: 1 st Interim FY 2014/2015 Projected FY 2015/2016 Projected FY 2016/2017 Revolving Cash$100,000 Stores$170,000 Legally Restricted Legally Restricted 3% Reserve$6,970,987$5,667,897$5,658,992 Unassigned- Lottery, Unrestricted $2,653 Assigned- Designated Carryover$7,500 Unassigned- Unrestricted$2,744,627 Assigned LCAP Reserve Per MPP $2,266,406$4,329,232$11,461,903 Year 2 LCAP Increase$5,318,314 Year 3 LCAP Increase$3,935,169 Ending Fund Balance$12,262,173$15,585,443$26,624, % 2.5%

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Expenditures (% of General Fund) 11

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Salary and Benefit Expenditures (% of General Fund) 12

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Employer Retirement Expenditures (% of General Fund) 13

2014/2015 First Interim Report  Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) As a % of General Fund Expenditures, pension obligations increase from 5.61% in to 11.28% in

2014/2015 First Interim Report 15  CONCLUSIONS  The District can meet it financial obligations for the current fiscal year, and the two following fiscal years using Fund 17.  It is recommended the Board approve the 1st Interim Report with a Positive Certification.  The LCFF financing model has brought about major changes to how we are financed. Uncertainty of the level of funding as well as the other concerns previously discussed will influence our decision-making moving forward over the next 2 ½ years.