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2015/16 Proposed Budget for Adoption General Fund$35,992,937 Special Revenue Fund (Grants) 549,082 Debt Service Fund (Bonds) 2,651,459 Total$39,193,478
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Budget Focus Maintain Programs Maintain Staff Maintain Facilities Upgrade Technology for PARCC Maintain Fund Balance Levels
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2015/16 Revenue Comparison Budget Driven by Flat State Aid 2014/2015 2015/2016 Fund Balance$ 1,409,034$1,432,071 Reserves 174,500 990,000 Tax Levy 17,261,49317,802,181 Misc. 173,500 Tuition 366,500 417,905 Extraordinary Aid 244,535 Federal Aid 0 30,010 State Aid 14,902,735 Total$34,532,297$35,992,937
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School Funding Reform Act of 2008 SFRA Formula NOT implemented by the State No New Aid Clearview total increase $0 If SFRA Formula was implemented + $886,272 Clearview is under the adequacy level of spending as defined by SFRA in the amount of $4,429,457 for 15/16, meaning if funding was available Clearview would be able to spend substantially more
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Debt Service State Aid Remains Cut At 85% Funding on 1997 & 2009 Bonds 2009/2010 State Aid =$ 663,759 2010/2011 State Aid = 569,699 2011/2012 State Aid = 545,637 2012/2013 State Aid = 522,113 2013/2014 State Aid = 500,117 2014/2015 State Aid = 475,946 2015/2016 State Aid = 441,272 2015/16 Debt Service Aid Shortage($ 77,872) 2015/16 Assessment on 2002 facilities Grant ( 217,620) Total 2015/16 Shortage($295,492) Total Shortage Over 6 Years $1,599,148
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Clearview State Aid Since SFRA of 2008 Introduced – Never fully funded YearGeneral Fund Award State Assessment 2002 Facility Grants Net of State Assessment 2008/200914,176,041 New Funding Formula 14,176,041 2009/201014,884,843 Cut $1,498,592 in Feb. 2010 14,884,843 2010/201113,315,672(169,824)13,145,848 2011/201213,944,095(99,538)13,844,557 2012/201314,669,013(137,847)14,531,166 2013/201414,852,335(217,620)14,634,715 2014/201514,902,735(217,620)14,685,115 2015/201614,902,735(217,620)14,685,115
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Permissible Reserves in School Districts Schools have no viable option to save funds for a rainy day Surplus - restricted to 2% of Prior Year Expenditures = $639,965 Average Payroll = $981,964 Capital Reserve – for capital projects only (cannot be used for operating expenses). The total can not exceed cost of projects in District’s Long Range Facility Plan. Maintenance Reserve – for required maintenance projects that are not routine
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Search for Available Resources Increases in 2015/16 Revenue 2% Increase in Tax Levy$345,229 Adjustment for increased health care costs 195,459 Total Tax Levy$540,688 Tuition Students $51,405 State Aid 0 Employee Share of Benefits (P.L. 2011 c.78) $254,180 Separate Question cannot include CCCS (T&E)
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Clearview Regional 2015-2016 General Fund Revenue $35,992,937
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Allocation of General Fund Appropriations Salaries & Benefits$25,856,47872% Special Education* 2,571,467 7% Buildings & Grounds* 1,091,500 3% Utilities 910,000 3% Transportation* 1,355,326 4% Capital Outlay 1,215,680 3% Other 2,992,486 8% $35,992,937 * Excludes Salaries & Benefits
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Four Major Areas Make Up the Increase in Appropriations Capital Outlay Employee Benefits Transportation Salaries
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Budget Highlights Special Education – tuition ($434,056) for OOD students graduating Equipment – musical instruments Transportation - lease payments for 4 replacement buses Technology – Replacement storage area network, replacement computers, lease payments for wireless upgrades & replacement of netbooks Facility Improvements – Minor changes in HS Library for PARCC testing. roof renovations, asphalt recoating & tennis court resurfacing– funded out of reserves
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Personnel Special Education – one new HS SCBD teacher Part-time LDTC (replacement) Regular Education – Part-time MS physical education teacher Retirements – CST Director, Food Service Director, Two teachers
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Cost Savings Measures Lease buses Lease certain technology purchases Defer the purchase of certain other equipment Defer certain facilities & maintenance projects Cuts across department supply lines Staff reductions through attrition (and substitute lines)
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Proposed Tax Rate Harrison Municipal Share 48.62% Net Valuation $1,392,670,506 Ratables Increased $22,715,463 Rate per Hundred =.696 Proposed General Fund Increase = 1.67 cents $100,000 Home Regional School Taxes $16.72 increase per year
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Proposed Tax Rate Mantua Municipal Share 51.38% Net Valuation $1,330,480,059 Ratables Decreased ($4,191,453) Rate per Hundred =.770 Proposed General Fund Increase = 1.70 cents $100,000 Home Regional School Taxes $16.98 increase per year
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Proposed Referendum November 2015 STEM Lab/Robotics Classroom (old Auto shop) Computer Lab (old Darkroom) Enhance our Technology with Interactive Projectors/iPad in some of the classrooms
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