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Budget Reductions Work Session Presentation Feb. 22, 2010

Financial Projection Second half of the biennium Politics heavily involved Foundation aid shifts, property tax shifts and aid payment delays are already in the mix Annual budget assumptions for schools have become more difficult - the State cannot recognize a consistent school funding plan

Retired staff will be replaced at the beginning Bachelor level All federal programs will be on a cost basis; federal revenue will not be exceeded by program expenditures Title and Integration revenues are projected to decrease Special education revenue pro-ration has not been increased in the revenue projections

Budget Reduction Target Financial Projection Scenario123 1,125,362 1% Reduction in Foundation Revenue 224,247 2% Reduction in Foundation Revenue 224,247 Total1,125,3621,349,6091,573,856 1,125,362 = approximately 3% total budget

Budget Reduction Target Scenarios Financial Projection Scenario123 1,125,362 1% Reduction in Foundation Revenue 224,247 2% Reduction in Foundation Revenue 224,247 Total1,125,3621,349,6091,573,856

Balance

Community Education

Technology

Facilities

Student Achievement

Administrative Recommendations District-wide: no increases in elementary average class sizes (this is not the same as building fluctuations) - secondary classes at minimum current elementary - 31 Atheneum class sizes will mirror District class size levels No-increase kindergarten projection Cast forward method of computing sections Replacement staff are at the beginning BA salary

Reduction Target 1,125,362 Retiree Insurance Severance Early Retirement Incentive -200,000 Remaining Reduction 925,362

Elementary Reductions Program Level Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Elementary ,710 Elementary 97, ,348

1,125,362 Target 200,000 Retirement/Health Severance 274,348 Elementary 651,014 Reductions Number

Middle School Reductions Language Arts Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ English 29 to 2766,231 Reading 29 to 2751,677117,908 Intervention Reading (3 to 6)-36,772 81,136

Middle School Reductions Math Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) Total Budget Reduction $ Math 29 to 2721,880 Intervention Math (2 to 5)-45, ,513

Middle School Reductions Science and Social Studies Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Science 29 to 2715,000 Project Lead the Way (4 to 5) semester -7,4407,560 Social Studies 29 to 2755,640 63,200

Middle School Reductions Music - World Language Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Music 11.5 to 11-4,475 World Language 5 to 4 (semester) 4,

Middle School Reductions Phy Ed/Health- Student Support Subject FTE Reduction/ (Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Phy ED 0 -14,165 transfer costs -14,165 Career - Work 0 to.2 FTE -16,960 transfer costs -31,125

1,125,362 Target 200,000 Retirement/Health Severance 274,348 Elementary 89,459 Middle School 540,999 Reductions Number

High School Reductions Language Arts - Math Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ English 135 to 12048,819 Math 135 to 12384, ,723

High School Reductions Science - Social Studies Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Science 120 to 123-7,000 Social Studies 117 to ,377 (transfer costs) -8,377

High School Reductions Business - Work Experience - Industrial Ed Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Business 13 to 1118,381 Work Experience 15 to 1216,96035,341 Industrial Ed 30 to 1569, ,211

High School Reductions Music - Phy Ed/Health Subject Section Reduction/(Addition) Retiree/Replacement Savings (Additional Costs) $ Total Budget Reduction $ Music.2 FTE transfer18,017 Phy Ed/Health 60 to 5436,428 54,445

High School Reductions ALP Subject Program Change Program Change to Meet Needs Total Budget Reduction $ ALP 106,160100,000 6,160

High School Reductions Para SubjectReductions$ Total Budget Reduction $ IMC 13,675 ALP 31,400 45,075

1,125,362 Target 200,000 Retirement/Health Severance 274,348 Elementary 89,459 Middle School 336,237 High School 225,318 Reductions Number

Special Education Reductions All Savings Reflect the Reduction of the Federal Portion Building/LevelReduction Total Budget Reduction $ ALP 11,148 Simley Special Ed 25,692 36,840

1,125,362 Target 200,000 Retirement/Health Severance 274,348 Elementary 89,459 Middle School 336,237 High School 36,840 Special Education 188,478 Reductions Number

Target Target - Proposed Reductions Target - Proposed Reductions - Fund Balance 1,125,362957,440188,478 Difference188,4780

Activities Department Reductions Activity Total Budget Reduction $ Transfer to Community Education 34,746 LaCrosse -17,478 Total 17,268

Target Target - Proposed Reductions Target- Proposed Reductions Including Activities Target - Proposed Reductions including Activities - Fund Balance 1,125,362 Difference188,478171,2100

AdditionFTEBudgetAddition Police Liaison Officer ,800

Target Target - Proposed Reductions Target- Proposed Reductions Including Activities Proposed New Position Target - Proposed Reductions including Activities and Position Addition Fund Balance 1,125,362 Difference 188,478171,210250,0100

Federal/State Programs ProgramProjected$ Difference $ Reduction FTE Title I 321,869-30, para Title II 151,828-3,800 0 (reduction in programming) Integration148,017-34,580 0 (reduction in programming)

Summary All elementary probationary staff in year one or two of probation will be non-renewed (approximately 12 FTE) available positions will be posted Kindergarten will not be filled until August Atheneum will not be filled until August Position reductions: 8.0 FTE Certified; 3.5 FTE Non- certified staff Probationary non-renewals: 21.0 FTE (this is a k-12 number) Certified ULA: 1.2 FTE Para reductions: 3.5 FTE