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Election predictions Earlier end to the session Thanksgiving break Holiday break …
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And then this happened…
New revenue forecast: $350M in new money
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Top legislative issues, position statements and talking points handout
K-12 funding Pension fund fix Roads School start date State aid for school facilities State intervention in districts in financial crisis
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What’s in? $33M EFA Increase $2,350 to $2,400 BSC
Equates to about $30-$35 per student Should be $2,984 per student $36M for half of 2% employer retirement contribution $25M health insurance increase $375,000 increase teacher supply reimbursement Proviso on payment notification by May 15 $10M bus purchase/lease Discussed during capital bond committee $19.4M increase state charter school district
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What’s out? $23M technology funds (lottery)
$23M Aid to School District $9M teacher recruitment Abbeville district
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$100M for Abbeville Districts Facility Upgrades
swirling in the midst… $100M for Abbeville Districts Facility Upgrades
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ready or not pension fund issue & roads on a fast track
but wait there is more… ready or not pension fund issue & roads on a fast track
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- jet plane speed Crossed chambers
Employee contribution rate from the current rate of 8.66% to 9% Employer contribution rate increase 2% from the current rate of 11.56% to 13.56% next year – annual increase 1% for 5 year (2023) until reach 18.56% Combined increases to system estimated to add $600 million annually to the pension plan. Reduces the annual expected rate of return on the funds investments from 7.5% percent to 7%. S.C. Public Employee Benefit Authority (PEBA) and the S.C. Retirement System Investment Commission governance
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- roads headed for a collision?
10-cent gas tax increase Increase vehicle sales tax, fees $37M from EIA restored but wait… Gov. McMaster publicly opposed to proposed 10-cent gas tax increase Senate has anti tax members
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other school start date state aid for school facilities
state intervention in districts in financial crisis appointed vs elected state superintendent
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