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Grass Valley and Nevada City School Boards Consolidation Discussion October 3, 2012
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SSC study calculated the change to the “new” district base revenue limit Change was 3.64% or $465K Additional revenue is generated to compensate for the differences in the average salaries of employees Caution: Data is now 2 years old Overview of Base Revenue Limit Calculation
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Certificated Salaries Grass Valley Certificated Single Column 18 Steps 3% Steps 187 days Health Cap - $5,614 70.8 FTEs 42% on top step Nevada City Certificated Single Column 25 Steps 4% Steps 185 Days Health Cap - $8,149 51.3 FTEs 24% on top step
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Classified Salaries Grass Valley Classified 10 Steps, plus longevity - 1-4% Health Cap - $5,614 Step increases – 3% Nevada City Classified 10 Steps, plus longevity – 2-5% Health Cap – $7,384 Step increases – 4%
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Certificated defaulted to GV higher calendar days – 187 vs NC 185 days Default was the higher daily rate or hourly rate Difference in step increases skews schedule at the higher steps Longevity granted at the higher NC rates Many assumptions made about like positions No analysis was performed on other contract language for sick, vacations, benefits Process and Assumptions
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No consideration was given to Superintendents or Business Managers compensation NC classified group is affiliated with CSEA, GV only the custodial and maintenance staff is No consideration was given to stipends, subs and other certificated costs Process and Assumptions Cont’d
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Total Salary Increase $ 179,469 Total Statutory Benefits Increase 28,004 Total H/W Increase 257,846 Grand Total $ 465,319 All Staff Summary
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Certificated Salary Increase $ 106,623 Certificated Statutory Costs on Increase 13,434 Certificated H&W to Nevada City's Cap 179,509 $ 299,566 Principals Salary Increase 15,491 Principals Statutory 1,952 Principals H&W to Nevada City's Cap 10,140 $ 27,583 Classified Salary Increase 57,355 Classified Statutory 12,618 Classified H&W to Nevada City's Cap 68,197 $ 138,170 Total $ 465,319 SSC Revenue Increase $ 465,822 Total by Employee Group
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Complexity of Preliminary Calculations Basic Aid potential Changing economic environment Property tax estimates Countywide transfer Fair Share adjustments Basic Aid charter supplemental District of Choice Revenue Limit Implications
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ASES at GV is site specific, demographics specific to NC should not impact funding Lottery funds will be lost for the first year, they may be trued up in year two Other Revenue Implications
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If it is the Board’s will, assign a Finance Committee to study the potential revenue limit and other revenue implications Caution-what we know today WILL change tomorrow, these projections can be challenging Many moving parts, decrease the level of certainty Next Steps?
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