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DraftBudgetOverview2017-18

PresentationtotheBoardofEducationMarch21,2017

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AreasofFocusthatDriveOurImprovement

PRIORITIZINGEDUCATIONALEQUITY

BUILDINGRELATIONALCAPACITY

NURTURINGINNOVATION

CREATINGCOHERENCE

ACCOUNTABILITYFORACTION

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Everystudentbyfaceandname.Everyschool,everyclassroom.Toandthroughgraduation.

RESULTS

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AFrameworkforAction:LeadingHighPovertySchoolstoHigherAchievement

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ActionsWeAreImplementingThisSemesterSTRATEGY KEYACTIONSUNDERWAY

CentralOfficeRedesign T&LpartnershipandsupportteamsvisiteveryclassroomCO teamsreassignedtoschools3days/week

HRandEmployeeRelations Early teacherrecruitmentandhiringinitiativewithastrongequity-drivenfocus

Teaching,Pedagogy andCurriculum Principal pipelineandteacher-leaderworkwithnationalpartners

Social-Emotional LearningandSupport Superintendent’srapid-responseteamsExpanduseofDeGruy relationship model,restorativepracticesandculturallyresponsivecurriculumfocus

Student,Family&CommunityEngagement

Strengthenvoiceandrole ofschool-basedplanningteamsActivatestudentvoiceandleadershipineverysecondaryschoolMarch31summitledbyRCSDstudents

FocusandAlignResourcesforResults Budget processredesignedtofocussquarelyonstudentsandschools 4

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WhatOurBudgetNeedstoAccomplish

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• Everystudent,classroomandschoolhasthesupport,resourcesandscheduletheyneedtoimproveachievement,closegapsandgraduateontime,career- andcollege-ready

• Everyemployee anddepartmenthasthetechnicalsupport,professionallearningsystemandorganizationalstructuretheyneedtoliftstudentandschoolperformance

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Superintendent’sBudgetDirectiontoSeniorTeam

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DriveMoreResourcestoSchoolsandStudents

• Line-by-lineanalysisofeachdepartmentandschoolbudget

• ShiftresourcesfromCentralOfficetoschoolswherepossible

• Reducebureaucracy,managementlayerstoincreaseefficiencyandeliminatebarrierstoquality

• Beginningspring2017,reviewjobdescriptionstoensuretheworkbeingdonedirectlysupportsschoolsandisalignedtoreorganization

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T&L/Accountability/IM&T

Buildreal-timedatatrackingsystemsandorganizeschool/Districtschedulestoenablereviewofkeyperformanceindicatorsforeverystudent,everyfiveweeks,andbuildactionablestrategiesthatdisruptcyclesofpoorperformance

T&L Partnership&Support Teams

Analyzeeachschool’sbrightspotsandresourceneeds

DeputySupt./SchoolChiefs

RedesigntheT&Lorganizationintoongoingteamsthatworkinpartnershipwithschoolleaderstofocusonsharedgoalsandimprovedperformance

T&L/Finance/SchoolChiefs

Fundrequirementsfirst—ensurethateachschoolhastheprograms,staffandsupporttomeetStateandfederalregulations(Part100,Part154,Part200ofEducationLaw)

T&L/Schools ExpandTier1,2and3culturallyresponsivemodelsofinstructionforgrade-levelproficiency,acceleration,enrichmentandpersonalizedsupport- Addreading,mathandsocial-emotionallearningstafftoensureeverychildhasaccesstothesupportstheyneed

- Createschoolschedulesthatensurethenecessaryinstructionaltimetoliftachievementandclosegapsinlearning

DeputySupt./SchoolChiefs/T&L/Principals

Increasesupportforprofessionallearning,buildingmasterschedulesandDistrict/schoolcalendarsthatembedtimeforprofessionallearningwhilereducingrelianceonsubstitutecosts

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ImproveTeachingandLearningSupportforSchools

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TheVoiceof2,000Teachers– InitialAnalysis

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IncreaseLearningOpportunitiesatEveryGradeLevel

GRADELEVEL OPPORTUNITIESTOFUND

Prekindergarten • Maintain orexpandprogramsfor3- and4-year-olds

Elementary • Strengthenliteracyandmathinstruction atallgradesKto8• Ensureadequatemandatedinstructionaltimetoclosegaps

Middlegrades • Givestudentsfullaccesstoexploratorycourses,acceleration,remediation• Providesocialandemotionalservicesdesignedforearlyadolescents• ReturnAVIDprogramtomiddlegrades7-9

Secondary • ExpandCTEopportunitiesforallstudentsatsecondarygradelevels• Increaseadvancedcoursework,APandearlycollegeoptionsandenrollment

Allgradelevels • Expandrestorativepractices,theDeGruy relationshipmodelandothersystemiceffortstoimproveschoolclimate

• ProvideschoolsthesupporttheyneedtoimplementtheCodeofConduct—professional development,technicalsupportandresources

• ExpandCommunitySchoolsmodels• Expanddevelopmentofculturallyrelevantcurriculum• ExpandinstructionalPDtoensurehigh-qualityTierIinallclassroomsettings

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StrengthenPartnershipswithParentsandCommunityOrganizations

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• ExpandtheroleofschoolsasthedriverofimprovementwithfullydevelopedSchool-BasedPlanningTeamshelpingtosupporteverystudentbyfaceandname

• GrowthedevelopmentofanRCSDcommunityschoolsmodel

• Usethe“communityasourclassroom”modelandleveragelearningopportunitieswithcommunityandcorporateorganizations

• Increasecorporateandnonprofitfinancialsponsorshipstoadoptschoolsandprograms,anddeliverservicestostudents

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2017-18BudgetOverview

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• Processandinvestmentoverview• Enrollment• Staffing• Revenuesandexpenditures• Budgetgapandclosurestrategies• Timeline

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ANewApproachtotheBudget

• NewFinanceteam• Line-by-lineanalysis• UpfrontinvolvementbySchoolChiefs,ExecutiveDirectors,DirectorsandPrincipals

• FundStateandfederalrequirementsfirst• Prioritizeotherinvestmentsbasedondata- Academicreturnoninvestment(AROI)

• Shareinformationtransparently-Ourteamwillcontinuetoseekstakeholderinputbeforefinalizingourproposal

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Ourintentisnottoeliminateanyprogramsorservicesthatbenefitchildren,butwewillneedmoresupportfromourStateandcommunity

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EXPANDORMAINTAIN REDEPLOYANDRE-INVEST

• Certifiedreadingand mathteachers• Social,emotionalandmentalhealthsupports

• InstructionforELLstudents• Prekindergartenopportunities• Fullcontinuumofservicesforstudentswithdisabilities

• CareerandTechnicalEducationprograms• ProfessionallearningforPrincipalsandteachers

• Communityschoolmodels• Expandedlearningtimeschools• Summerlearningprograms• Earlyeducationprograms• AdvancedPlacementandearlycollegeopportunities

• ExpeditionaryLearning,Montessori,AVID,IBandothermodelprograms

• Plantodecreaserelianceonsubstitutes• Reducerelianceonconsultantservicesasalong-termpractice

• RedeployCOeducatorstoschools• Flexstaffschedulestoreduceovertime• Managestudentschedulestomaximizeuseofresources

• Provideprofessionaldevelopmentasextension ofthe schoolday;usecreativemodelsforembedded PD

• ConductCSEmeetingsatschools,orincommunitysettings,insteadofCO

• Lowerutilitycostsbyreducingcoffeepotsand refrigerators

• Implementapaperusagetrackingsystemandreportquarterly

• Seekefficienciesinhealthcarecosts

InvestinginStudentandSchoolSuccess

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DistrictBudgetaryActions

• FundStateandfederalrequirements(Part100,Part154,Part200ofEducationLaw)

• IncreaseReading/InterventionTeachers+126FTEà +$8.2M• Counselors/SocialWorker+17FTEà +$1.1M• SPED/ESOL+26FTEà +$1.7M

• COPersonnelshifttoschools,reportingtoPrincipal• 22CASEshifttoTeachingpositionsà +$1.4M• 60ReadingTeachersà +$3.9M

• OperationalSavings• Programmaticrealignmentà -$1.2M• Overtimereductionà -$0.5M• Substitutecostsavingsà -$1.5M

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StudentcountsdonotincludePre-K,privateandparochialschools

StudentEnrollment

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59

35,4

31

35,0

95

34,3

30

33,8

32

33,0

55

33,4

17

32,5

86

32,7

68

32,0

32

31,5

11

31,2

47

30,4

12

29,1

97

28,9

36

28,3

16

27,6

11

26,9

84

27,0

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1,32

8

1,50

9

1,71

8

1,97

9

2,06

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1,17

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1,31

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1,72

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2,16

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2,66

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4,03

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RCSD K-12 Charter School

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DistrictK-12Enrollment

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Total Enrollment

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659781

1,060 1,1751,318

1,7242,168

2,668

3,227

4,035

4,513

5,262

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2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18(Projected)

Stud

ents

Projected

Over$15millionadditionaltuitioncostprojectedbasedonGovernor’sproposaltounfreezethetuitionrate.RCSDbasedtuitionratewouldincreasefrom$12,590to$15,178perpupil.

CharterSchoolEnrollmentTrend

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2016-17FTE(12-9-16)

2017-18FTEProjected

YeartoYearChange

Teachers 3,457.65 3,601.19 143.54

Administrators 302.20 281.70 -20.50

CivilService 1,492.12 1,500.61 8.49

TeachingAssistants 282.00 293.00 11.00

Paraprofessionals 500.00 500.60 0.60

TOTAL 6,033.97 6,177.10 143.13

StaffingByCategory

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TotalRevenueandExpenditureProjections

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2016-17Revenue

2017-18Revenue

Variance PercentVariance

GeneralFund $726.48 $736.62 $10.14 1.4%SpecialAidFund $127.95 $106.20 ($21.75) -17.0%School FoodServiceFund $21.59 $23.00 $1.41 6.5%Total $876.02 $865.82 ($10.20) -1.2%

2016-17Expenditures

2017-18Expenditures

Variance PercentVariance

GeneralFund $726.48 $791.38 $64.90 8.9%SpecialAidFund $127.95 $106.07 ($21.88) -17.1%

School FoodServiceFund $21.59 $23.00 $1.41 6.5%

Total $876.02 $920.45 $44.43 5.1%

DollarsinMillions

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($inMillions)

2016-17Budget

2017-18Projection Variance

PercentVariance

FoundationAid $406.99 $418.03 $11.04 2.7%FormulaAid $119.01 $110.88 ($8.13) -6.8%BuildingAid $52.00 $53.32 $1.32 2.5%OtherStateAid $3.24 $1.87 ($1.37) -42.3%Subtotal- StateAid $581.24 $584.10 $2.86 0.5%

CityRevenue $119.10 $119.10 $0.00 0.0%FederalMedicaidRevenue $2.10 $2.10 $0.00 0.0%OtherLocalRevenue $9.04 $16.32 $7.28 80.5%AppropriatedFundBalance $15.00 $15.00 $0.00 0.0%TotalRevenue $726.48 $736.62 $10.14 1.4%

GeneralFundRevenueProjections

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2016-17Budget(Dec. 31)

2017-18Budget

(Projected) VariancePercentChange

SalaryCompensation $276.57 $301.74 $25.17 9.1%OtherCompensation $21.15 $29.89 $8.74 41.3%EmployeeBenefits $139.54 $134.08 ($5.46) -3.9%FixedObligationswithVariability $151.16 $177.05 $25.89 17.1%DebtService $57.08 $61.85 $4.77 8.4%CashCapital $13.06 $14.43 $1.37 10.5%FacilitiesandRelated $24.47 $26.12 $1.65 6.7%Technology $2.02 $1.88 ($0.14) -6.9%AllOtherVariableExpenses $41.43 $44.34 $2.91 7.0%TotalExpenditures $726.48 $791.38 $64.90 8.9%

($inMillions)

GeneralFundExpendituresProjections

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GeneralFundExpendituresKeyDrivers

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• SalaryCompensation– Contractualsalaryincreasesandadditionalsupportforacademicinterventionservices(+$25.1million,+9.1%)

• OtherCompensation – Adequatebudgetforteachersubstitutes,expandedlearningandsummerschool (+$8.6million,+$40.6%)

• FixedObligations– IncludesCharterSchooltuitionincreaseof$22.7millionbasedonproposedunfreezingoftuitionrates andcontinuinggrowthinenrollment

• CashCapital– Includes$1.3millionforneededbusreplacementsin2017-18(noneincurrentyear)

• FacilitiesandRelated– Includesanticipatedrateincreasesinutilities,inflationaryincreasesinothersupplies

• AllOther– IncludesBOCEStuition,contractualinstructionalservices,otherexpensespreviouslypaidfromgrantsthatareending

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ProjectedGeneralFundExpenditures $791.4

Less:ProjectedGeneralFundRevenue ($721.6)Less:AppropriatedFundBalance ($15.0)

TotalProjectedBudgetGap $54.8

DollarsinMillions

2017-18BudgetGap=$54.8million

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ActionstoClosetheGap

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ProjectedBudgetGap $54.8M

LessPotentialAdjustments

FoundationAidrequest$12.5M

SchoolHealthServicesadd’l $2.0M

ExpandedLearningTime$3.5M

CharterSchoolclosure$3.5M

TitleISASrepurposing$4.4M

PSSG$1.0M

Operationalefficiencies$10.0M

AdjustedBudgetGap $17.9M

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2017-18BudgetTimeline

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Tuesday, March21(6p.m.) PresentationofDraftBudget

Thursday, March23(8a.m.) TownhallmeetingwithschoolPrincipals

Thursday, March23(6:30p.m.) BoardofEducationbusinessmeeting

Saturday,March25(10a.m.) TownHallhostedbyPACandBilingualCouncil

Monday,March27(6:30p.m.) PublicforumhostedbySuperintendent’sExecutiveCabinet

Tuesday,March28 (6a.m.) 1st BoardofEducationPublicBudgetHearing

Thursday,March30(8 a.m.) SuperintendentKitchen-table conversationonthe2017-18budget

Thursday,March30(6 p.m.) 1st BoardofEducationBudgetDeliberation

Tuesday,April4(6p.m.) 2nd BoardofEducationPublicBudgetHearing

Tuesday, April11(6p.m.) 2nd Board ofEducationBudgetDeliberation

Tuesday,April25(6 p.m.) 3rd Board ofEducationBudgetDeliberation

Thursday,May11(6p.m.) SpecialBoardofEducationmeetingforBudgetAdoption

Wednesday, June14 JointCityCouncil andBoardofEducationhearingDistrictbudget

Tuesday,June20 CityCouncilmeetingforBudget Approval

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DraftBudgetOverview2017-18

PresentationtotheBoardofEducationMarch21,2017