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Financ inance Com Commit ittee Analysis & Recommendations Board of Education Presentation January 2020 Agen genda da Introductions & Committee Work History Mission & Guiding Principles Assumptions & Impact


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Financ inance Com Commit ittee

Analysis & Recommendations

Board of Education Presentation

January 2020

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Agen genda da

Introductions & Committee Work History  Mission & Guiding Principles  Assumptions & Impact  Recommendations

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Fin inan ance e Commit mmittee ee M Member embers

IH Par arents/Commu

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nity Memb mbers

Pamela Bosley Mary Lou Forte Marci Blachman Nolan Marx Joel Dunahoe Mary McClure Jeff Heinichen Mary Siegel

IH IH Employees ees

Amy Campa Mick Davis

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Timel imeline

May ay – Sep Sept 2 t 2019 Educational Meetings Dec c - Jan 20 2020 20 Alignment & Consensus Building Oc Oct – No Nov 2 2019 Research & Analysis

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Mis issio sion

Honor the Facilities Assessment Task Force findings

Research bond type, term, and millage

Analyze current and future operational budgets

Research & benchmark operational costs against like schools

Recommend financial action steps to the Board of Education

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Guidin uiding P g Prin inciples iples

To optimize financial resources provided by our taxpayers to benefit students, staff, and community members while maintaining the District’s:

 Excellent educational programming  Quality student support services  Low student to teacher ratios  All inclusive bus transportation  Extra-curricular programs

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Bond Bond Option She

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Cu Curre rrent nt F Five ve-Year ear Fo Forec ecast ast

Ado dopt pted d by by t the B Board o rd of Educa Education in Novembe mber 2 r 2019

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Modif dified F ied Fiv ive-Year ear F Forec ecast ast

As Assu sump mptio ions

No new revenue from state or federal government

Property tax revenue increases will be nominal

Maintenance costs reduced with adoption of facilities bond

Maintain current programming & services

Account for increases in personnel salaries and benefits

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Modif dified F ied Fiv ive-Year ear F Forec ecast ast

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Distr istrict T Tax ax M Millage illage R Ran ankin ing

23.9 .99

51. 1.41 62. 2.73 73

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2. 2.4 Mills Sim Mills Simula latio ion 2. 2.7 7 Mills Sim Mills Simula latio ion 14 140 Day C Cas ash Bal Balan ance

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Lev evy H y Homeo meown wner er I Impac mpact

1 Mill = $35/yr. per $100,000 of appraised value 3.5 Mills Facility Bond = $122.50/yr. per $100,000 2.4 Mills Operating Levy= $84/yr. per $100,000

Tot

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al Home

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ner Imp mpac act = $ $206 206.50 50 per $ $100 100,000 ,000

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Recommendatio dations

A combined bond levy ballot issue in November 2020

Approximately 3.5 mill, 30 year term for $82 million

Approximately 2.4 mills on a 5 year term operating levy

Not to exceed 6 mills total

Rationale

 Best option that delivers on our Guiding Principles  Sets up the District for future financial stability  Unanimous conclusion/decision of the committee

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Tha hank Y nk You

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