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Grant Elementary School District Priorities & Budget Development

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Page 1: 1.Gather input from stakeholders 2.Review impact of previous reductions in programs 3.Establish district priorities for the 2013-14 budget and beyond

Grant Elementary School District

Priorities & Budget Development

Page 2: 1.Gather input from stakeholders 2.Review impact of previous reductions in programs 3.Establish district priorities for the 2013-14 budget and beyond

OUR PURPOSE

1. Gather input from stakeholders2. Review impact of previous reductions

in programs3. Establish district priorities for the

2013-14 budget and beyond4. Share “horizon” budget concerns

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THEN & NOW

2007 2012

ENROLLMENT 609 606

TEACHERS 34 32

REVENUE $5,203,155 $4,653,099

EXPENDITURES $5,144,583 $4,388,109

API 880 916

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TRENDS

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TRENDS

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BY THE NUMBERS

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BEHIND THE NUMBERS

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THE IMPACT

• No Raises• Increased Benefit Premiums• Added Responsibilities• No New Curriculum Adoptions• No Staff Development Conferences• Higher Class Sizes

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COULD BE WORSE

• No Days Cut• No Step & Column Freezes• Maintaining Programs– GATE, MUSIC, ATHLETICS, ELECTIVES,

• Increased Technology in Classrooms• “Smaller” Class Sizes Than Other

Districts• Deficit Spending Under Control• Higher Student Achievement

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API INCREASE

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2012-13 BUDGET REALITY

WE ARE CURRENTLY PROJECTING TO BE DEFICIT SPENDING IN OUR MULTI-YEAR PROJECTIONS…

2013-14 $169,2122014-15 $474,995

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LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL?

• Prop 30 Passed!• No NEW Proposed Reductions to State

Funding• Local Control Funding Formula…Could

Bring Back Some State Funding

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WHAT IF WE GET $$$$ BACK?

• “Frenzy” vs. Plan• Restoration VS. Redesign• Not All Cuts Are Created Equal• Needs vs. Wants• Importance of Listening • Align District Budget With District

Priorities

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ON THE HORIZON• Facilities• Cash Flow and Deferrals• Local Control Funding Formula• Affordable Health Care Act– District will take on costs of providing

insurance coverage to less than full-time employees

• Cost to Implement Common Core Standards – Technology– Instructional Materials– Staff Development

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COMMUNITY INPUT

WHAT WOULD YOU CONSIDER TO BE BUDGET PRIORITIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR STUDENTS IN 2013-14 AND BEYOND?

THIS IS WHERE WE START LISTENING…