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Welcome
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Overview Overview of the referendum questions that the school board has authorized Explanation of need for passing these questions Questions
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1st Voter approved referendum was 11-6-01 for $560 per pupil
History 1st Voter approved referendum was for $560 per pupil
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History Renewed on at with a second question for $70.00 per pupil unit which brought the total to $637.49 Voter approved levies
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History Teachers, Textbooks, and Technology was a phrase coined in the original referendum. ACT – Activities, Curriculum/Class size, & Technology was coined for the renewal and activity levy Keep class sizes low Annually purchase books for a department Update technology Activities
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History Total voter approved levy per pupil unit in Fiscal year 16 was $772 State average was $1161 Legislation changed the calculation of levy in Changed from resident students to students attending ISD 361. Hold harmless changed the amount to roughly $770 / pupil unit.
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History Legislation currently allows districts to levy $424 without voter approval. That is why we are revoking $347.55
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Future Question #1 Voter approved levy for $834 (annually subject to inflation, District $760 $ Rec. Dept. $74) Previous $ new $486.45 In addition the $424 Total: $1,258 (District $1184 & Rec. Dept. $74) compared to $772 last year (increase of $486 per student
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Future Question 1 = $1258 ISD 361 = $1,184/pupil attending
Recreation Department = $74/pupil attending $559,904 in new revenue $453, 807 Local levy $ 106,097 State Aid
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Why do we need this? Over the past 15 years, the general education revenue increases have not kept up with inflation and rising educational costs If it had, it would be nearly $600 more per pupil unit. Original levy brought in approximately $967, 859 Today it brings in approximately $803,865
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Why do we need this? The Activity Levy (question 2) originally brought in $110,923 Today it brings in $99,157
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What will the funds be used for?
Approximately $140,000 in budget deficit for -Reductions have occurred over the past 2 years -Increased some class sizes -Absorbed some support services Technology upgrades – approximately $170,000 per year (3 years) - Computer lease is up and devices are 6 years old - Ipads are in need of replacement - phone system is nearing 20 years old and getting hard to get parts approximately $125,000 (estimate it wont be supported in next 5 years) - Tech staff support
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What will the funds be used for?
Transportation needs - $106,000 per year Curriculum – reduced by about $50,000 what we have been allocating compared to 3 years ago Help fund ALC, Preschool, extra programs that we may wish to continue Approximately $15,000 new revenue for Recreation Department
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Bond $1.75 million Question # 2 10 year bond Solely for Bronco Arena
Receive approximately $1,692,904 after fees
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Bond $1.75 million Replace arena floor and piping - $1 million million Bathroom remodels Air exchange Locker room upgrades * List of needs is larger than bond amount
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Tax Impact Question 1 Question 2 Residential Homestead
Question 1 Question 2 Residential Homestead Estimated Market Value Proposed Authority Net change Annual Bond authority Total Net Change $50,000 $61 $43 $7 $50 $100,000 $121 $84 $17 $101 $150,000 $182 $127 $30 $157 $200,000 $242 $169 $212
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Tax Impact Question 1 Question 2 Commercial / Industrial
Question 1 Question 2 Commercial / Industrial Estimated Market Value Proposed Authority Net change Annual Bond authority Total Net Change $50,000 $61 $43 $18 $100,000 $121 $84 $36 $120 $250,000 $303 $211 $101 $312 $500,000 $605 $421 $219 $640
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Tax Impact Question 1 Question 2 Seasonal Recreational Residential
Question 1 Question 2 Seasonal Recreational Residential Estimated Market Value Proposed Authority Net change Annual Bond authority Total Net Change $50,000 $0 $12 $100,000 $24 $150,000 $36 $300,000 $71
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