LAO State Budget Update Legislative Analyst’s Office Jennifer Kuhn California Charter Schools Conference 2/29/2012 www.lao.ca.gov.

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LAO State Budget Update Legislative Analyst’s Office Jennifer Kuhn California Charter Schools Conference 2/29/2012

LAO Overview of Governor’s January Budget

LAO Governor's Budget: State General Fund Condition

LAO Governor's Budget: General Fund Revenue Forecast

LAO Major Components of Governor’s Budget Package  Estimates budget problem at $9.2 billion.  Proposes net $10.1 billion in solutions.  Assumes voters approve November 2012 tax measure.  Proposes $5.4 billion in trigger reductions if measure fails.

LAO Budget-Balancing Actions  $7.2 billion in new revenues.  $4.0 billion in expenditures cuts.  $1.4 billion in other savings.  $2.5 billion offsetting increase in Proposition 98 guarantee.

LAO Proposition 98: Governor’s Basic Budget Plan

LAO Governor's Budget: Proposition 98 Funding

LAO Proposition 98 Funding

LAO Proposition 98: Governor’s Back-Up Budget Plan

LAO Proposed “Trigger” Reductions

LAO Programmatic Per-Pupil Funding

LAO Provide Districts More Flexibility  Provide more flex options, effective July 1: Remove additional categorical and mandate requirements. Allow for shorter school year. Eliminate or suspend penalties for exceeding statutory class size caps. Authorize special post-election layoff window.

LAO Proposition 98: Governor’s Multiyear Payment Plan

LAO Proposition 98: Governor’s Multiyear Payment Plan

LAO Use Governor’s Plan As Starting Point  To increase likelihood plan is consistently implemented: Extend payment period. Spread payments more evenly over period. Designate settle-up funds for mandates or deferrals. Redirect QEIA program savings to other obligations.