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2020-2021 BUDGET INFORMATION April 22, 2020 Tonights Information Proposed 2020-2021 Appropriations Proposed 2020-2021 Revenues Anticipated Budget Timeline Proposed Appropriations Required Budget Components Administrative


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April 22, 2020

2020-2021 BUDGET INFORMATION

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Tonight’s Information

  • Proposed 2020-2021 Appropriations
  • Proposed 2020-2021 Revenues
  • Anticipated Budget Timeline
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Proposed Appropriations

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Required Budget Components

  • Administrative
  • Program
  • Capital
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General Fund Administrative Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change BOE District Clerk District Meeting Chief School Administrator Business Administration Auditing Fiscal Agent Fee Legal

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General Fund Administrative Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change Public Information and Services Central Printing and Mailing Unallocated Insurance BOCES Administrative Costs Curriculum Dev. and Supervision Supervision-Regular School NYSLRS TRS

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General Fund Administrative Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change Social Security Workers' Compensation Life Insurance Health Insurance Union Welfare Benefits

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General Fund Program Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change Teaching-Regular Schools Special Education Occupational Education Teaching-Special Schools School Library Network Services Computer Assisted Instruction Attendance

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General Fund Program Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change Guidance Health Services Psychological Services Co-Curricular Activities Athletics Transportation Garage Building Civic Activities/Census

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General Fund Program Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change NYSLRS TRS Social Security Workers' Compensation Life Insurance Health Insurance Union Welfare Benefits

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General Fund Capital Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change

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General Fund Capital Appropriations

Dollar Change Percentage Change

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2020-2021 A Fund Appropriations by Component

Dollar Change Percentage Change

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2020-2021 A Fund Appropriations by Component

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2019-2020 A Fund Appropriations by Component

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What are some major additions to the budget?

  • We have budgeted $50,160 for the Capital Region

Communications Service. This amount is BOCES aidable.

  • Our vocational education billing through BOCES will

increase by $177,932 for the 2020-2021 school year. This is based on usage two years prior.

  • Our budgeted debt payments will increase by $617,644

due to the anticipated June bonding of the current capital

  • project. State aid will offset this increase.
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What has been removed from the budget?

  • Three teaching assistants are retiring at the end of the

school year. Only one is budgeted to be replaced.

  • Two teachers are retiring at the end of the school year.

Both are budgeted to be replaced, but their roles will likely look different.

  • We have not included any additional budgetary

appropriations for new student clubs and activities.

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Proposed Revenues

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Revenue Breakdown

  • State Aid
  • Property Taxes
  • Other Revenue
  • Transfers from Reserves and Fund Balance
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Proposed Revenue

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State Aid Breakdown

$ 9,930,587.00 $ 10,614,772.00

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2020-2021 Proposed Revenue Breakdown

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2019-2020 Revenue Breakdown

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Anticipated Budget Timeline

  • Most budgetary deadlines are set by counting backwards from the date of the

annual budget vote. For example, the Property Tax Report Card is due to NYS twenty-four days before the vote.

  • At this point in time, a date for the annual budget vote has still not been set.

This impacts most of the other annual deadlines.

  • The governor has stated that there may be an additional cut in 2020-2021

state aid announced at the end of April. This has led many districts to wait until May before approving a 2020-2021 budget, as an additional cut in state aid would impact districts’ spending decisions.

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Questions?