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2009/10 Fiscal Year Updating Operations. Lodi Unified School District. Prepared by: Dr. Cathy Washer Douglas Barge Carrie Hargis. Y:Business Services/Budget/2010-11/Adopted/Meetings/B10-06-09. Executive Summary. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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2009/10 Fiscal Year2009/10 Fiscal YearUpdating OperationsUpdating Operations
Lodi Unified School District
Y:Business Services/Budget/2010-11/Adopted/Meetings/B10-06-09
Prepared by:
Dr. Cathy Washer
Douglas Barge
Carrie Hargis
Executive SummaryExecutive Summary• The District’s 2008/09 Unrestricted Ending Fund balances
are artificially high because of the influx of Federal one time resources and State redefined Tier III categorical programs
• Enrollments are slightly above projections, but still way below prior year numbers
• Income from the additional students and additional Tier III categorical programs sweeps will give the District the opportunity to plan for 2010/11 by setting aside additional reserves of $1,087,486
• Structural balancing of the budget still remains a top priority
• Having received some State funding for the Lawrence emergency repair project, the District is in a position to reduce some of its debt
Table of ContentsTable of ContentsDescription Page No.
A. Opening Comments A1B. Categorical Funding Goals B1 – B4C. 2008/09 Ending Fund Balance C1 – C3D. Enrollment Comparisons D1 – D5E. Adjusting Our Budget E1 – E8F. Structural Balancing for 2010/11 F1 – F2
G. Other Issues G1 – G2H. Recommendations H
I. Appendix 1 - 6
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Opening CommentsOpening Comments• This report will update the Board on the latest
information available including a plan for the use of categorical resources
• The report will show how student enrollment is shaping up this year, what changes need to be made in the budget and how ending balances from 2008/09 will be allocated
• Budget strategies will be reported which can:− Extend one-time funded positions an additional year− Establish reserves for developing next year’s budget
• Staff will close with an update on the District’s 2008 Certificates of Participation (COP’s)
A1A1
CategoricaCategorical Funding l Funding
GoalsGoals
BB
ProcessProcess
• The process began in the Spring of 2009 with the understanding that resources would be much more limited
• A committee of District staff worked to develop:− Categorical Funding Goals − Prioritize those Goals
• A sub-committee reviewed available funding and matched appropriate funding sources with needs
B1B1
Identified GoalsIdentified Goals
• The following areas were identified as top priorities
− AB1802 Counseling− Adult Education− AVID− Benchmark Assessments− BTSA− Class Size Reduction− Community Relations− Curriculum− Elementary Support− English Language Support− Education Support Services− Fiscal Support
− District Indirect Costs − Intervention− Preschool (BB)− Professional Development− School Safety− Secondary Support− Student Services− Textbooks− Visual and Performing Arts − Site Allocations− Restricted Program
Reserves− Various Other Program
NeedsB2B2
FundingFunding
• The following Categorical funds were identified as sources:
− Adult Education− ASES− BTSA− CAHSEE− CBET− District Program Improvement− Drug Free Schools− Economic Impact Aid− English Language Acquisition Program− Gifted And Talented− IMF & Lottery Textbooks
− Mega Redirection− Federal Program
Improvement− School Safety & Violence
Prevention− School & Library Block
Grant Program− Supplemental Counseling− VAPA (on-going)− Title I - Basic Low Income − Title II - Teacher Quality− Title III - Limited English
Proficiency− Koalty Kids
B3B3
Next StepsNext Steps
• Using the budget revision process staff will make necessary adjustments− October 20, 2009 Board Meeting
• Staff will prepare site allocation notifications and distribute to site administrators− Elementary – October 21, 2009− Secondary – October 22, 2009
• Sites will complete and return School Site Plans
B4B4
2008/09 2008/09 Ending Fund Ending Fund
BalanceBalance
CC
Change In Unrestricted Change In Unrestricted Ending Fund Balances for Ending Fund Balances for 2008/092008/09
0
2,000,000
4,000,000
6,000,000
8,000,000
10,000,000
12,000,000
2006/ 07 2007/ 08 2008/ 09 2009/ 10
Beginning Balance Increase One-Time Deficit Funding Tier III
C1C1
Change In Unrestricted Change In Unrestricted Ending Fund Balances for Ending Fund Balances for 2008/092008/09
0500,000
1,000,0001,500,0002,000,0002,500,0003,000,0003,500,0004,000,0004,500,0005,000,000
2006/ 07 2007/ 08 2008/ 09 2009/ 10
Site & Dept. Carryovers Purchase Order Carryovers Required Changes
C2C2
Additional Tier III Sweeps Additional Tier III Sweeps PossiblePossible
C3C3
Description One-Time
I. Categorical Programs
21,619
A. School & Library Improvement $572,560B. Community Based English Tutoring 64,647
II. Total Additional Tier III Sweeps Possible $1,093,017
C. Alternative Credentialing
434,191D. Math & Reading Training
Enrollment Enrollment ComparisonsComparisons
ThroughThroughSeptember 25, 2009September 25, 2009
DD
All Grades All Grades
29,200
29,700
30,200
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CBEDSNov
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Feb.
April
May
07/08 Budget 07/08 Actual 08/09 Budget08/09 Actual 09/10 Budget 09/10 Actual
D1D1
Elementary Elementary
14,700
15,000
15,300
15,600
07/08 Budget 07/08 Actual 08/09 Budget 08/09 Actual
09/10 Budget 09/10 Actual
D2D2
Middle Schools Middle Schools
4,150
4,200
4,250
4,300
4,350
4,400
4,450
4,500
4,550
07/08 Budget 07/08 Actual 08/09 Budget 08/09 Actual
09/10 Budget 09/10 Actual
D3D3
High Schools High Schools
7,500
7,700
7,900
8,100
8,300
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CEBDSNov
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Dec.
Feb.
April
May
07/08 Budget 07/08 Actual 08/09 Budget08/09 Actual 09/10 Budget 09/10 Actual
D4D4
Other Programs & Other Programs & Schools Schools
1,600
1,800
2,000
2,200
2,400
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Feb.
April
May
07/08 Budget 07/08 Actual 08/09 Budget 08/09 Actual
09/10 Budget 09/10 Actual
Does not include NPS or SernaDoes not include NPS or Serna D5D5
Adjusting Our Adjusting Our BudgetBudget
EE
2009/10 Enrollment 2009/10 Enrollment Projected vs. ActualProjected vs. Actual
DESCRIPTIONADOPTEDSTUDENTS CHANGE
ACTUAL*STUDENTS ADA
1. Regular K-6 15,20715,221 (13)(14)
2. Regular 7-8 4,2494,241 78
3. Regular 9-12 7,8887,800 8188
4. All Other Programs 2,1422,151 (29)(9)
5. Serna Charter School 291297 (6)(6)
6. Total Students 29,710 4067
*Enrollments as of September 25, 2009 *Enrollments as of September 25, 2009 includes non-public school studentsincludes non-public school students
29,777
E1E1
Summary of Normal Summary of Normal Expense Changes Due to Expense Changes Due to Actual EnrollmentsActual Enrollments
DESCRIPTION F.T.E BUDGET
1. Teacher Staffing $190,7342.37
8. Total Growth Expenses8. Total Growth Expenses $294,259$294,2594.304.30
3. Special Education Staffing 47,265.85
2. Per Pupil Allocations 8,281
E2E2
4. On Campus Support Staff 20,296.50
5. Custodial & Bus Drivers 17,842.38
6. Instructional Support Staff 5,097.10
7. Operations Support Staffing 4,744.10
Summary of Summary of On-GoingOn-Going ExpensesExpenses
Descriptions F.T.E BUDGET
1. Required Changes (*) $162,478
* Details are available* Details are available
2. Total On-Going Expenses2. Total On-Going Expenses $162,478$162,4782.402.40
E3E3
2.40
Summary of Summary of One-TimeOne-Time ExpensesExpenses
DESCRIPTIONSDESCRIPTIONS F.T.E.F.T.E. BUDGETBUDGET
1. Carryover of Site/Support Allocations (*)
2. Carryover of Department Allocations (*)
$525,536
732,108
* Details are available* Details are available
6. Total One-Time Expenses $1,337,916
4. General Reserve Requirements (3%) 49,762
3. Purchase Order Carryovers (*) 30,510
5. Required Changes (*) -0-
E4E4
Recapping of Increased Recapping of Increased CostsCosts
DescriptionDescription F.T.EF.T.E BudgetBudget
D. Total Estimated UsesD. Total Estimated Uses $456,737$456,7376.706.70
C. Increased One-time Costs
A. Growth Costs $294,2594.30
B. Increased On-going Costs 162,478
On-GoingOn-Going
$1,337,916
$1,337,916$1,337,916
F.T.EF.T.E
-0--0-
-0-
One-TimeOne-Time
BudgetBudget
$1,794,653$1,794,653
TotalTotal6.706.70
In AppropriationsIn Appropriations
F.T.E.F.T.E.
2.40
E5E5
On-GoingOn-Going Funding Funding SourcesSources
E. Total Estimated New E. Total Estimated New IncomeIncome
$222,878$222,878
NEW INCOME BUDGET
A. Net Growth Income $208,094
B. Special Education Growth 18,618
C. Class Size Reduction – Grades K-3 (8,940)
D. Lottery 5,106
E6E6
Other SourcesOther Sources
DescriptionDescription On-GoingOn-Going One TimeOne TimeTotalTotal
BudgetBudget
F. Total Other SourcesF. Total Other Sources $203,525$203,525 $2, 659,261$2, 659,261$2,455,736$2,455,736
A. Existing Carry Over Reserves $-0- $-0-
B. Ending Fund Balance 1,162,719 1,162,719
C. Tier III Categorical Sweeps $-0- 1,093,017
E7E7
1,093,017
D. Budget for Growth Positions (*)103,525 103,525-0-
E. Other Budget Reductions 100,000 300,000200,000
(*) Non-Teaching positions only
Recapping Where We AreRecapping Where We AreUnrestricted General FundUnrestricted General Fund
DescriptionsDescriptions On-GoingOn-Going TotalTotalOne-One-TimeTime
C. Total UsesC. Total Uses 456,737456,737 $1,794,653$1,794,6531,337,9161,337,916
E8E8
C. Total C. Total SourcesSources
$2,882,1$2,882,1
3939
$426,40$426,4033
$2,455,73$2,455,7366
A. Growth Related A. Growth Related SourcesSources
$222,878 $222,878B. Other SourcesB. Other Sources 203,525 2,659,261
2,455,736
E. Available For ReservesE. Available For Reserves ($30,334)($30,334) $1,087,486$1,087,486$1,117,820$1,117,820E. Available For ReservesE. Available For Reserves ($30,334)($30,334) $1,087,486$1,087,486$1,117,820$1,117,820
Structural Structural Balancing Balancing for for
2010/112010/11
FF
Structural Balancing –Structural Balancing – Unrestricted ResourcesUnrestricted Resources
F1F1
I. Reported on June 9, 2009 $6,741,296 $(6,741,296) $0
Description One-Time On-Going Total
II. State Adopted Budget Changes
832,291 (832,291) 0
A. Transportation Revenues 655,156 (655,156) 0
B. Title I ARRA 440,034 (440,034) 0
III. Total Adjusted Structural Balancing$13,641,534 $(13,641,534) $0
C. IDEA – Special Ed.
948,203 (948,203) 0D. Categorical Restoration
4,024,554 (4,024,554) 0E. Revenue Limit Deficit
Structural BalancingStructural Balancing Federal ARRA Federal ARRA ResourcesResources
1. Local $3,319,072
Descriptions
FTE Budget
14.90
D. Total Fed. ARRA
4. Total IDEA
A. Title I
B. Cate. Stabilization
$5,328,118
45.05
F2F2
2. Preschool (619) 115,5912.303. Preschool (611) 53,018.63
$5,157,732
FTE Budget
17.52
$3,487,681
$1,825,883
2,545,672
17.83
ONE-TIME ON-GOING
C. IDEA$750,502
9,93025,745
$1,840,43727.22
17.52
$786,177
$13,259,452
AWARD
$4,254,657
2,577,723
$5,816,686
209,726
400,660
$6,427,072
$2,773,602
Balance
$588,337
32,051
$1, 747,112
84,205321,897
$2,153,214
ARRA = America Recovery & Reinvestment Act
Other Other Financial Financial
IssuesIssues
GG
Certificates of Certificates of Participation (COPs) Debt Participation (COPs) Debt RepaymentRepayment
• Original PlanOriginal Plan− Lawrence Emergency Repairs− Tokay Repairs – Local Funding− Tokay Repairs – State Funding
• New PlanNew Plan− Lawrence Emergency Repairs
• State• District Ending Balances
− Tokay Repairs – Local Funding− Tokay Repairs – State Funding
$2,900,000
2,868,273
6,002,410
Williams
District annual pmts
State Facilities
State Williams Funds were used to pay costs in Deferred Maintenance Fund ($119,011) and Building Fund ($148,369). These funds will be moved into the Debt Services Fund for repayment of COPs.
$2,497,316
402,684
n/a
Williams
District
District annual pmts
State Facilities
$2,900,000
$11,770,683
G1G1
Debt Repayment Debt Repayment OptionsOptions
A. No Payoff of Debt PrincipalA. No Payoff of Debt Principal $389,678.13 to $1,188,912.50
OptionsOptions Annual PaymentsAnnual Payments
B. Reduce Debt Principal in Early YearsB. Reduce Debt Principal in Early Years $250,084.38 to $1,188,912.50
C. Reduce Debt Principal Proportionally Over All C. Reduce Debt Principal Proportionally Over All YearsYears $305,233.13 to
$937,512.50
Pros: Cons:
Cons:
1. Less cash on hand2. No identified funding stream in the future
1. Begin reducing debt
Pros:1. In early years debt payments are less
1. Payments remain high in later year
2. Begin eliminating debt
Cons:Pros:1. Overall debt is much lower
1. Payments are high in early years
2. Begin eliminating debt
G2G2
RecommendationsRecommendationsStaff Recommends:
1. Budget revisions be prepared to allocate categorical resources as identified by the committee work
2. Adjustments to the budget be presented for Board approval reflecting changes to enrollment projections and reported adjustments
3. $1,087,486 in identified one time resources be set aside in a reserve account to help get through the upcoming difficult budget cycle
4. Opportunities made available from Federal ARRA resources be used to reduce the need to reduce staffing to the greatest extent possible
5. Begin repaying COP’s debt as proposed in Option B• This reduces annual payment for the first years, providing
time for the State receipts to arrive H1H1
The EndThe End Before the Before the
Next Next BeginningBeginning
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AppendixAppendix
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Funding by Goal & Funding by Goal & ResourceResource
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District Indirect Costs $52,644 $149,143 $11,452 $5,898 $99,662 $39,780
Adult Education $28,377AVID $135,892Benchmark Assessments $197,912BTSA $175,075Community Relations $85,733Curriculum $101,466Elementary SupportEnglish Language Support $3,528,416 $140,187Ed. Support Services $30,550 $9,769
Fiscal Support $9,477
Intervention $106,170Professional Development $50,000 $1,200,000School SafetySecondary Support $264,518 $410,820 $22,362Site Allocation FundsRestricted Program Reserve $55,343 $65,888 $1,161,856 $200,995Various Program Needs $1,855,732 $2,894,687 $99,425 $138,158
$1,936,753 $3,150,000 $241,870 $264,518 $99,425 $336,070 $157,519 $5,250,754 $1,428,584 $461,894
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District Indirect Costs $13,559 $9,911 $17,933 $33,004 $37,713
AB1802 Counseling $940,142AVID $35,113Community Relations $91,349Elementary Support $271,240English Language Support $44,528Ed. Support Services $117,755
Fiscal Support $15,795Professional Development $227,329 $3,911,412 $13,637School Safety $470,299Secondary Support $67,485 $12,000
Textbook Support $26,401VAPASite Allocation Funds $228,292 $191,788Restricted Program Reserve $4,863 $250,560Various Program Needs $6,843 $59,638
$286,379 $237,240 $3,911,412 $81,994 $59,638 $584,444 $697,067 $1,240,415
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District Indirect Costs $20,054 $307,033 $72,513 $16,714 $887,013
AB1802 Counseling $940,142
Adult Education $28,377AVID $52,526 $223,531Benchmark Assessments $11,000 $34,053 $242,965BTSA $175,075Class Size Reduction $1,368,900 $1,368,900Community Relations $177,082Curriculum $101,466 $101,466 $101,464 $405,862Elementary Support $271,240English Language Support $569,359 $4,282,490Ed. Support Services $3,583,018 $3,741,092
Fiscal Support $18,953 $44,225
Intervention $106,170Preschool (BB) $450,431 $450,431Professional Development $578,340 $1,027,327 $186,553 $7,140,282School Safety $470,299Secondary Support $226,476 $18,635 $961,311Student Services $111,503 $111,503
Textbook Support $26,401VAPA $842,289 $842,289Site Allocation Funds $1,984,081 $2,404,161Restricted Program Reserve $341,005 $130,863 $2,298,989Various Program Needs $5,054,483
$862,343 $8,556,251 $1,779,787 $1,023,588 $34,053 $32,383,07333
Categorical Funding Categorical Funding ––
Site Goals Site Goals
1. K-6 Support Teachers $3,319,072
$5,409,806
Descriptions
Basic
D. Total Fed. ARRA
4. Intervention & ELD Teachers 9-12
B. Title IC. Cate. Stabilization
2. ELD Coach 115,591
3. Equity Initiative K-12 134,706
$5,451,817
ELAP
$3,569,369
1,825,883
2,545,672
TITLE I
$944,266
10,051125,945
1,840,437
$1,080,262
$5,451,817
EIA
1,825,883
2,545,672
$944,266
10,051125,945
$1,080,262
$2,480,780
ARRA
588,33732,051
$1,628,551
86,652145,189
$1,860,392
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Title I - Title I - ($4,254,657)($4,254,657)
1. Counselors K-6 $360,034
$1,840,437
Descriptions FTE Budget4.26
27.22
9. Total Title I
a. Beyond Requirement
*
* Included in the Adopted Budget
4. Supplemental Ed. Svcs. (20%)
5. Parent Involvement (1%)
6. Program Improvement (10%)
7. Professional Dev. (5%)
8. Indirect Support Services
2. Teachers - CSR 1,368,90021.56
3. Nurses 111,5031.40
$1,825,883
FTE Budget
1.00
294,206
850,931
42,547
425,466
212,733
201,445
1.00
ONE-TIME ON-GOING
10. Reserved to Fund On-Going Needs $588,337
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Individuals with Disability Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA) - Education Act (IDEA) - ($5,816,686)($5,816,686)
1. Para Educators - RSP $277,818
$3,319,072
Descriptions FTE Budget10.00
14.90 14. Total
* Included in the Adopted Budget
2. Program Specialists 133,5521.533. Nurses 139,3791.75
5. Budget Technician 17,690.28
9. Transportation Services 655,15610. Special Ed. Encroachment 1,782,376
13. Indirect Support Services
*
*
11. Vice Principal (3 sites) 123,1821.2112. Special Education Encroachment 1,782,376
$750,502
FTE Budget
275,402
ONE-TIME ON-GOING
6. Typist Clerk 4,565.13 *7. Supplies/Services 185,35410,1008. Capital Outlay 397,500
4. Capital Outlay 67,500
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Categorical Restoration - Categorical Restoration - ($2,577,723)($2,577,723)
1. Serna Allocation $25,262
$2,545,672
Descriptions FTE Budget
17.52
6. Total Categorical Restoration
* Included in the Adopted Budget
2. Library Media Assistants K-6 531,38713.52
3. Library Media Teachers (9-12) 416,8164.00
4. Restore Temporary Categorical Flex. 1,522,233
5. Indirect Support Services 49,974
*
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