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Lynwood Unified School District 2013-14 Adopted Budget June 26, 2013
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State Budget Governor’s May Revision Implement LCFF in 2013-14
State General Fund Revenues - $97.2 billion Prop 98 Funding Level - $55.3 billion Senate Budget Conference Committee Implement Implementation State General Fund Revenues - $100.4 billion Prop 98 Funding Level - $56.9 billion Assembly Budget Conference Committee No Implementation Timeline Prop 98 Funding Level - $57.7 billion
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State Budget Compromise State General Fund Revenues - $97.2 billion
Implement LCFF in Prop 98 Funding Level - $55.3 billion Details are not available to delineate the allocation of the LCFF funding Many school districts apply the current funding model for budgeting purposes
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Adopted Budget – Key Revenue Assumptions
1.565% base revenue limit COLA Approx. $1.5 million additional revenue 18.997% Deficit Factor (lowered from %) Approx. $3.2 million additional revenue Tier III programs budgeted at level - $11,754,254 Lottery - $124 per student (independent from LCFF) $1,984,000 Mandated Block Grant - $47 per ADA (up from $28) (Independent from LCFF) $671,536
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Adopted Budget – Key Expenditure Assumptions
Classroom teacher staffing ratios: Grades K-6 – 30:1 Grades 7-8 – 33:1 Grades 9:12 – 35:1 Total classroom teachers (excluding Special Education) – 507 Classified positions are budgeted based on current staffing plus vacant positions District contribution for medical benefit $8,000 per FTE Contributions to Other Programs - $13,899,282
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Unrestricted General Fund Multi-Year Projections 5
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Revenue Limit Funding ADA
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Looking Ahead Hopeful that the declining enrollment trend will come to an end Improved academic success Improved economy Increased State budget Increased population New apartment complex
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