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1 Fiscal Year 2015 Appropriations Steven Crawford Executive Director of CCOSA

2 State Budget and Funding Information

3 Supplemental Funding for FY 2014 SB 2127 Ad Valorem Reimbursement Section 133 of SB 2127 $ 25,523,000.00 to the State Board of Education to be transferred to the Ad Valorem Reimbursement Fund

4 FY 2015 Budget

5 SB 2127 – GA Bill SB2127 provides the general appropriation: – General Revenue: $ 1,055,294,547.00 – 1017 Fund: $ 738,625,474.00 – Technology Revolving: $ 47,372,299.00 – Mineral Leasing (2015): $ 3,800,000.00 – Mineral Lease (2013): $ 1,032,258.00 – Lottery (2015): $ 25,768,418.00 – Lottery (2013): $ 5,677,781.00 TOTAL Formula FY15 $1,877,570,777.00

6 Total Formula Dollars FY 12$1,815,185,159.00 FY 13$1,816,091,355.00 Difference FY 12-FY 13+ $ 906,196.00 FY 14$1,837,570,779.00 Difference FY 13-FY 14+ $21,479,424.00 FY 15$1,877,570,777.00 Difference FY 14-FY 15+ $39,999,998.00 Difference FY 12-FY 15+ $62,385,618.00

7 School Land Commission The CLO is continuing to exercise authority to control the volatility of lease-bonus revenue through the lease-bonus stabilization fund. Total financial support from CLO is guaranteed at $93M for this fiscal year but CLO estimates that it will distribute between $93.4 and $93.5 Million this year!

8 History from FY 12 to FY 15 General Revenue Fund – FY 12:$ 1,100,640,571.00 – FY 13:$ 1,007,314,081.00 – FY 14:$ 986,672,876.00 – FY 15:$ 1,055,294,547.00 – Difference FY12 - FY15: (-) $ 45,346,024.00 – Difference FY14 - FY15: (+) $ 68,621,671.00

9 History from FY 12 to FY 15 1017 Fund – FY 12:$ 634,894,569.00 – FY 13:$ 726,162,530.00 – FY 14:$ 767,691,714.00 – FY 15:$ 738,625,474.00 – Difference FY12 - FY15: (+) $103,730,905.00 – Difference FY14 - FY15: (-) $ 29,066,240.00

10 History from FY 12 to FY 15 Lottery Trust – FY 12:$ 28,870,789.00 – FY 13:$ 29,402,815.00 – FY 14:$ 30,752,468.00 – FY 15:$ 25,768,418.00 – Difference: FY14 – FY15(-) $ 4,984,050.00

11 History from FY 12 to FY 15 Mineral Leasing – FY 12:$ 2,850,000.00 – FY 13:$ 4,376,503.00 – FY 14:$ 5,081,422.00 – FY 15:$ 3,800,000.00 – Difference FY14 – FY15: (-) $ 1,281,422.00

12 The SDE Activities Budget

13 History from FY 12 to FY 15 SDE Activities Account - Unrestricted – FY 12:$ 401,224,655.00 Lump sum given to SDE without line items – FY 13:$ 7,925,974.00 Lump sum given to SDE without line items – FY 14:$ 507,772,781.00 Lump sum given to SDE without line items – FY 15:$ 5,400,000.00 Lump sum given to SDE for school reward grants

14 HB 3513 i.FBA – 1.Certified Staff:$263,856,552.00 2.Support Staff:$143,824,310.00 3.Total Appropriation:$407,780,862.00 ii.National Board Teachers:$ 11,695,000.00 iii.Speech Path, Audiologist Bonuses:$ 3,247,350.00 iv.Alternative Education: $ 14,027,366.00 v.Reading Sufficiency Act:$ 6,500,000.00 vi.Sooner Start / Early Intervention:$ 14,417,922.00 vii.Early Childhood Pilot Program:$ 10,500,000.00 viii.Federal School Lunch Match:$ 4,960,288.00 ix.OTRS Offset Credit:$ 35,311,375.00 x.Textbook Funding to SDE:$ 33,000,000.00

15 Programs in HB 3513 – OPAT$ 1,000,000.00 – Rural Infant Stimulation Program $ 529,943.00 – Summer Arts Institute $ 350,000.00 – Ag in the Classroom $ 38,675.00 – General Ed Development Test $ 0.00 – Financial Literacy $ 150,000.00 – Part of Reform Implementation – ACE$ 8,000,000.00 – Advanced Placement Inc. $ 4,150,000.00

16 Reform Implementation ($42,859,836.00) K-20 OAS Standards PD $ 564,000.00 K-20 STEM-Ready Elem Schools $ 300,000.00 Think Through Math $ 1,800,000.00 Staff Development $ 4,250,000.00 TLE VAM $ 2,000,000.00 3 rd Grade Reading Readiness $ 2,500,000.00 Student Information Data System $ 1,845,836.00 REAC3H Coaches $ 0.00 Testing $ 3,000,000.00 Teach for America $ 2,500,000.00 School Rewards Grant Pool $ 5,400,000.00

17 Total Appropriations Comparison FY 2012 $ 2,278,158,382.00 FY 2014 $ 2,407,604,102.00 FY 2013 $ 2,333,604,082.00 FY 2015 $ 2,479,424,061.00

18 SB 1469 – Moratorium on Accreditation Standards SB 1469, passed in 2014, extended the moratorium on withdrawal of accreditation for failure to meet certain requirements: – Class size – Library / Media Expenditure – Textbooks Moratorium is effective until June 30, 2016.

19 History of Funding Factors Initial FY12:$ 3,041.40 per WADM – 1,030,947.83 WADM End of Year FY12:$ 3,040.20 per WADM – 1,053,066.77 WADM End of Year FY13:$ 3,035.00 per WADM – 1,071,320.35 WADM Mid-Year FY14:$ 3,032.00 per WADM – 1,088,759.91 WADM

20 July 2014 Factors Mid-term Set Aside $1,877,570,777 X 1.5% = $28,163,561 Chargeable Growth Approx. $40,000,000 New Formula $$ $39,999,998 July Weighted ADM Adjustment -8287.6 students X $3,032 = $25,128,003

21 New Formula SS $105,128,001 Less Set Aside 28,163,561 Less Set Aside Charter/LNH 15,000,000 $61,964,440 divided by 1,088,759 = 56.91 $3032.00 + 56.91 = $3088.91

22 Questions?


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