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Superintendents Proposed FY 19/20 Operating, Grants, and Special Funds Budgets February 11, 2019 Agenda Superintendents Summary of Budget Priorities Review of Budget Details Comparison of 18/19 and 19/20 Budgets 19/20


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Superintendent’s Proposed FY 19/20 Operating, Grants, and Special Funds Budgets

February 11, 2019

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Agenda

  • City FY 17/18 Actual Over Budget
  • Schedule of Remaining Meetings
  • Superintendent’s Summary of Budget Priorities
  • Review of Budget Details
  • Comparison of 18/19 and 19/20 Budgets
  • 19/20 Operating Revenues
  • 19/20 Operating Expenditures
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Budget Priorities Centered Around Strategic Goals

Provide exemplary teaching and learning experiences Recruit, retain, and support our valued employees Provide a safe and supportive learning environment Engage, inform, and collaborate with the community to support our mission

MISSION: The Chesapeake Public Schools family promotes educational excellence by engaging all students in meaningful and innovative learning experiences that empower them to successfully fulfill their life’s purpose.
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Provide Exemplary Teaching and Learning Experiences

Expansion of full-day kindergarten to three additional schools

GBP, HES, DCE

High school alternative education program Enhance elementary fine arts program Workforce Development Coordinator for the CCC program

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Recruit, Retain, and Support Our Valued Employees

Increase tuition reimbursement to $250 per credit hour

Return to level funded before 08/09

$12.2M for salary increases and salary study results implementation $1.67M to cover anticipated increases in health insurance for January 2020

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Provide a Safe and Supportive Learning Environment

Additional Psychologist and Clinic Specialist Additional elementary Data Quality Secretaries Positions to support school security systems Bus, vehicle, equipment, sound systems, and portable replacements

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Engage, Inform, and Collaborate with the Community to Support Our Mission

Superintendent's Planning Council meetings Enhance partnerships

Communication
  • ptions, avenues,
and venues to inform both targeted and general audiences CPSEF, PTA, CEA, CAEOP
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Presentation Format

The budget is based upon the Governor’s proposed budget released December 18, 2018.

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FY 19/20 Estimate of Expenditures

18/19 Appropriated 19/20 Superintendent’s Proposed Increase / Decrease September 30 Enrollment Estimate 39,800 40,025 +225 Projected March 31 ADM Estimate 39,750 39,975 ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES – ALL FUNDS Operating 455,178,845 476,538,095 21,359,250 Grants 30,262,750 30,791,977 529,227 Special Funds 19,787,513 26,623,342 6,835,829 TOTAL $ 505,229,108 $ 533,953,414 $ 28,724,306
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Operating Revenues

FY 18/19 Appropriated FY 19/20 Superintendent's Proposed Increase / Decrease State 198,569,911 208,058,914 9,489,003 Sales Tax 44,833,999 47,889,246 3,055,247 Federal 4,075,000 4,075,000
  • Other Local
2,886,935 2,886,935
  • City
203,491,000 213,628,000 10,137,000 City Actual Over Budget 1,262,000
  • 1,262,000
School 17/18 Reversion 60,000
  • 60,000
TOTAL 455,178,845 476,538,095 21,359,250
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FY 19/20 Adopted Budget and FY 19/20 Governor’s Budget Amendments

FY 19/20 Appropriated General Assembly FY 19/20 Governor’s Proposed Amendments Compensation 3% [effective 7/1/2019] 5% [effective 7/1/2019] Lottery Funding 8,977,476 9,626,014 Support Position Cap Still in Place [CPS Lost Revenue:

  • $10.1M]

Still in Place [CPS Lost Revenue:

  • $10.1M]

Lottery Supplanting General Fund Still in Place

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FY 19/20 Adopted Budget and FY 19/20 Governor’s Budget Amendments

FY 19/20 Appropriated General Assembly FY 19/20 Governor’s Proposed Superintendent’s Proposed Basic Aid (39,975 ADM) 124,629,748 124,322,407

  • 307,341

Sales Tax 45,819,152 47,889,246 +2,070,094 Total SOQ Basic Aid 170,448,900 172,211,653 +1,762,753 Governor’s proposed budget includes state funding for guidance staffing formula change.

  • 23.76 Full Time Employees (FTE) per state calculation
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FY 19/20 Operating Budget Expenditures

$ 476,538,095 Increase of $ 21,359,250

  • ver FY 18/19
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Allocation of Increase Personnel and Fringe Benefits 17,755,507 Purchased Services 1,062,899 Charges 420,616 Materials and Supplies 722,613 Capital Outlay 1,397,615 Total Increase 21,359,250

FY 19/20 Operating Expenditures Increase

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FY 19/20 Personnel and Fringe

Total Increase $ 17,755,507 Funds for Compensation Increase/Salary Study Results 12,208,395 Additional Positions 3,608,192 Health Insurance 1,697,120 Tuition Assistance (increase to $250/credit from $150/credit) 241,800
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FY 19/20 Personnel and Fringe

Total Increase for New Positions $ 3,608,192 New Positions FDK: 9 Teachers and 9 Teacher Assistants 26 Teachers for Growth 15 Teacher Assistants for Growth 16 Guidance for SOQ Change 17 Art 7 Job Coaches 1 Workforce Development 1 Psychologist 4 Data Quality Secretaries 1 Clinic Specialist 2 Security Technicians 1 Senior Programmer 2 Assistant Principals 1 Library Media Cost includes FICA, VRS, Health Care Credit, Group Life
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FY 19/20 Purchased Services

Total Increase $ 1,062,899 SECEP and TRAEP Tuition 447,002 Software Licenses, Maintenance, and Support 325,947 School Plants/Grounds Annual Contracts and Repairs 180,500 Transportation Routing Analysis 50,000 Security for Athletic and School Events 33,120 CTE Industry Certifications 10,556 Employee Physicals, Audit, Misc. Small Contract Increases 15,774
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FY 19/20 Charges

Total Increase $ 420,616 Cox/WAN Lines: Broadband Enhancement 370,000 Athletic/School Membership 37,364 Travel, Registrations, and Conferences 13,252

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FY 19/20 Materials and Supplies

Total Increase $ 722,613 Full-Day Kindergarten Supplies 270,576 Increase - Middle/High Athletic/Student Activity Support 120,000 Computers/Laptops/Laptop Carts 111,317 Textbooks Increase 79,205 Instructional Furniture 57,895 School Draw Accounts (Enrollment) 39,191 Increase in Security Cameras/DVR/Monitors 16,600 Health Supplies, Psychology Test Kits, Batteries/AED Supplies 13,710 Various Smaller Increases 14,119
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FY 19/20 Capital Outlay

Total Increase $ 1,397,615 Bus Replacement Lease Purchase (42-43 buses) 544,725 White Fleet and Heavy Equipment Lease Purchases 419,100 Bus Lease Purchase 18/19 Small Capacity Buses 120,183 Portable Lease Purchase 120,000 Full-Day Kindergarten Touch Panels 99,900 Transportation Equipment Lease Purchase 65,707 Custodial Equipment 28,000

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School Nutrition Services

Meal price increase as required under federal guidelines

  • Students
  • $1.35 for breakfast - no increase
  • $2.75 for lunch - $.05 increase
  • Adults
  • $2.00 for breakfast - no increase
  • $3.75 for lunch - $.05 increase
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FY 17/18 City Actual Over Budget

$2,547,000 Recommend request to appropriate to the CIP for the following one-time items:
  • Information Technology server replacements
  • IP phone replacements
  • Upgrade and replace the division asset management software
  • Replace desktops/laptops over seven years old in all buildings
  • Exterior speakers for schools
  • Auditorium/stadium sound systems
  • Lock-out/tag-out efforts per OSHA
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General Assembly Budget Update

  • House and Senate Budget Overview
  • “Calctools” received today
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Comparison of Budget Proposals

Governors House Senate Compensation Increase 5% - 7/1/2019 Provided over biennium 5% - 1/1/2020 5% over Biennium Prorated by biennial percentage
  • <3% over biennium = 0% State
  • 4% over biennium = 4% State
  • 6% over biennium = 5% State
At Risk Funds Increased funds Removed Increase Preschool Initiative Increased Per Pupil Amount Other Increase in RHCC rate
  • Impacts expenditures more than
revenues Revenue Expenditures Net Impact to Proposed
  • 418 823
+340,673 Reduction of 759,496
  • 1,525,369
Reduction of 1,525,369
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February 25, 2019 March 11, 2019

Public Hearing/ Work Session Public Hearing/ Work Session Adoption of School Board FY 19/20 Proposed Budgets

Schedule of Future Meetings

May 23, 2019

Final Action/Reconciliation and Approval of School Board FY 19/20 Budgets
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QUESTIONS

February 11, 2019

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