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Investing in Quality Dr. Jim Gamble Ms. Karin Laraway 2013/14 Budget Overview
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Overarching Goal Given a slight increase in the local tax levy, the continuation of quality instructional programs, the implementation of additional research based/ best practice instructional programs, the addition of needed support, the continued implementation of an appropriate administrative structure, and the insurance of appropriate maintenance / capital reserves; the Tewksbury Township School District will continue to provide their students with an exemplary educational program. “Creating a Blue Ribbon Vision” 2 Tewksbury Twp. School District
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In other words… The school district is in excellent fiscal shape and is poised to move upward and forward in an effort to achieve its goals. Tewksbury Twp. School District 3
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School District Goals Tewksbury Twp. School District 4 1. Given effective classroom practice, early intervention strategies, and the integration of specific technology software applications; the students in grades 3-8 will achieve at a total proficient rating in language arts equal to or above the total proficient achievement rating of the DFG as measured by the NJASK for the 2012/13 school year. The achievement rating will exceed the DFG for the 2013/14 school year. 2. Given effective classroom practice, early intervention strategies, and the integration of specific technology software applications; the students in grades 3-8 will achieve at a total proficient rating in mathematics equal to or above the total proficient achievement rating of the DFG as measured by the NJASK for the 2012/13 school year. The achievement rating will exceed the DFG for the 2013/14 school year.
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Fiscal Bottom Line Tewksbury Twp. School District 5 Total Revenues: $12,995,959. Total Expenditures: $12,995,959. Due to an increase of $1,343,000 in ratables; the tax levy has increased by $10,000. Recommend that a Flat Tax Rate be Maintained and Budget $104,095 from reserves.
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Important Revenue Numbers Revenues Balance Expenditures $12,995,959 Ratables $1,343,000 Tax Levy $10,888,900 $10,000 Increase Debt Service Tax Levy $824,981 $1,662 Increase State Aid $501,538 Same as last year School Choice$257, 900 Tewksbury Twp. School District 6
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Program / Facility Improvements Tewksbury Twp. School District 7 Additional Guidance Support Security Upgrades Upgrades to Technology Infrastructure Shared Technology Network and Maintenance Service Increase in Recess Monitors Teacher Evaluation Training – EE4NJ Study Island – Lang. Arts and Math Reading Interventions – Fast ForWord / Reading Assistant Additional Textbook Resources Maintenance of Pre-School Autistic Program TQI – Professional Development
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Program / Facility Enhancements Tewksbury Twp. School District 8 EnhancementRationaleEstimated Cost Increase Guidance 50% New Norm, Choice, Character Ed. $35,000 Security UpgradesNeed Inside locks and Scan Cards $100,000 Technology Upgrades Connectivity$25,000 TQI Need for Ongoing Professional Development $16,000
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Program / Facility Enhancements Tewksbury Twp. School District 9 EnhancementRationaleEstimated Cost Tech Shared Services New State and Local Tech Requirements $21,000 Recess Monitors at TES Need for additional Security $20,000 Teacher Evaluation Training State Mandated Program $10,000
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Program / Facility Enhancements Tewksbury Twp. School District 10 EnhancementRationaleEstimated Cost Study IslandAligns with the School District’s Goals $10,000 Reading Interventions Aligns with Goals Fast ForWord and Reading Assistant $13,000 Additional Textbook Resources Due to Curriculum Renewal Initiatives $30,000
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Choice Enrollment Grade# of Students K7 13 20 31 44 52 63 70 80 Tewksbury Twp. School District 11
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2013/14 Class Size Tewksbury Twp. School District 12 Grade# of Students # of Sections Class Size K50316/17 153317/18 268417 366416/17 477419/20
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Summary A school district budget that includes program and facility enhancements made possible by additional School Choice revenue and the utilization of a relatively small portion of the maintenance and capital reserve funds is recommended for approval by the Board of Education. Tewksbury Twp. School District 13
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Jim Gamble Interim Superintendent Karin Laraway Business Administrator / Board Secretary Thank You! Tewksbury Twp. School District 14
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