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1 Centralia School District
The Proposed Budget Presentation to the Board of Trustees June 7, 2017

2 MISSION STATEMENT Centralia School District is committed to meeting the diverse educational needs of all students and creating lifelong learners by providing exceptional staff and opportunities for family and community involvement in a safe and nurturing environment.

3 State Economy Overview
May Revise shows improvement over January Budget Increased LCFF “Gap” percentage to 43.97% Prop 98 Deferral is gone One-time funds delayed until May 2019 STRS & PERS still biggest issue facing schools 2017/18 revenue projected to grow by $3B Uncertainty remains Growth mostly projected on increased personal income tax Update

4 Governor’s Revenue Assumptions
Update

5 State Economy Overview
Update

6 2017-2018 Budget Revenue LCFF Revenue Federal Revenue
Gap implementation 43.97% COLA 1.56% Federal Revenue Slight decrease due to uncertainty Other State Revenue Decreased approximately $3M due to no one-time revenues Other Local Revenue Decreased due to one-time swing in MAA revenue

7 Change as a % of Total Rev
Budget Revenue Revenues Estimated Actuals Proposed Budget $ Change Change as a % of Total Rev LCFF/Revenue Limit Sources $37,099,217 $37,741,360 $642,143 1.25% Federal Sources $2,452,322 $2,322,496 ($129,826) -0.25% Other State Revenue $ 8,690,769 $5,512,618 ($3,178,151) -6.20% Other Local Revenue $2,956,818 $1,975,548 ($981,270) -1.92% Total Revenues $51,199,126 $47,552,022 ($3,647,104) -7.12%

8 Budget Revenue

9 2017-2018 Budget Expenditures Salaries & Benefits Books & Supplies
Includes Step & Column Includes increases to PERS & STRS contribution rate Books & Supplies Decreased due to ELA text book adoption in 2016/17 Services & Other Decreased due to reduction in contracted labor and enforcing cost containment

10 Change as a % of Total Exp
Budget Expenditures Expenditures Estimated Actuals Proposed Budget $ Change Change as a % of Total Exp Certificated Salaries $21,571,404 $22,115,815 $544,411 1.10% Classified Salaries $8,109,234 $8,096,449 ($12,785) -0.03% Employee Benefits $10,190,538 $10,319,209 $128,671 0.26% Books & Supplies $4,096,155 $2,362,976 ($1,733,179) -3.49% Services/Other Oper Expenditures $5,119,412 $3,958,154 ($1,161,258) -2.34 % Capital Outlay $104,950 $96,000 ($8,950) -0.02% Other Outgo (exclude indirect Cost Transfers) $644,000 $657,000 $13,000 0.03% Other Outgo - Indirect Costs Transfers ($210,143) ($233,143) ($23,000) -0.05% Total Expenditures $49,625,550 $47,372,460 $2,253,090 4.54%

11 Budget Expenditures

12 General Fund Balance General Fund 2016-17 Estimated Actuals
Proposed Budget Beginning Fund Balance $ 8,103,901 $9,677,477 Surplus/<Deficit> Rev - Exp $1,573,576 $179,562 Ending Fund Balance $ 9,857,039

13 Components of the Ending Fund Balance
Combined Assigned & Unassigned Ending Fund Balance Proposed Budget Percent of Expenditures Non-spendable $88,679 0.2% Restricted $2,011,530 4.3% Assigned $3,200,000 6.8% Committed $665,562 1.4% Reserve for Economic Uncertainty $1,421,174 3.0% Unassigned/Unappropriated $2,470,094 5.2% Ending Fund Balance $ 9,857,039 20.8%

14 Risk Factors for the Future
Costs Associated with: Increasing PERS and STRS contributions Uncertain State & Federal Revenues Declining enrollment Implementing the LCAP – increased or improved services Slower Local Control Funding Formula growth

15 State Economy Overview
Update

16 Multi-Year Budget Projections
Gap Funding % 43.97% 55.28% 57.51% Gap Funding $ $640,000 $975,000 $985,000 STRS & PERS Increase $540,000 $625,000 Step & Column $375,000 $380,000 $385,000 Total Revenue $47,552,022 $48,577,338 $49,618,522 Total Expenditures $47,372,460 $50,019,585 $49,362,384 Surplus/Deficit $179,562 ($1,442,247) $256,138 No revenue from the Fund 40 investment is assumed No transfer in from Fund 40 Used SSC gap closure percents in &

17 Budget & LCAP Approval Timeline
Budgeting for a school district is a continuous, year-round process. Projections continually change based on new and changing information. June 28, Adopt Budget December 13, 2016 First Interim (Data as of October) January18, 2017 Governor’s Budget Proposal March 08, Second Interim (Data as of January) May 18, Governor’s May Revise June 07, Public Hearing for LCAP & Budget June 14, Board Adopts Budget June 15, Legislature Adopts Balanced State Budget

18 Discussion?


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