From left to right: M ichelle Angeldorf, Andrew M arkners, Kristin Vining M ichelle Angeldorf Andrew M arkners Kristin Vining � � M oved to Fort M ill in 2006 M oved to Fort M ill in 2004 � M oved to Fort M ill in 2011 � � M arried to Jason, has 3 children, M arried to Kristy, has two children, � M arried to Ken (former Charlotte Parker 16 @ FM HS, Brady & Carson 10 Kaleb, 11, BTM S and M akenzy, 10, Knight & White Sox Pitcher) @ PKES DBES, and are in the process of � Has 10 year old Boy/ Girl Twins (5 th adopting a third child from Burkina � M ember of Parent Liaison Committee Grade SCES – Bray and Addy) Faso since 2012 � � Works for TD Bank as a Risk � Partner at The Vining Group at Keller PTO President & SIC M ember for 5 M anagement Executive years Williams � SIC & PTO Co-Treasurer @ DBES & � Circle of Honor Realtor with Wilkinson � Former award winning photographer BTM S, Past PTO Treasurer @ SCES ERA for 15 years 2
GUIDANCE COUNSELOR TEACHER POLICE ADM INISTRATION WHO WE ARE NOT! STATE LAWM AKER TEGA CAY CITY COUNCIL SCDOT PRINCIPAL FORT M ILL TOWN COUNCIL YORK COUNTY COUNCIL 3
SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION MUST EDUCATE (Article XI, Section 3) Districts Must Enroll Qualified Students for Free (56-63-30) School Board must provide schoolhouses, teachers, etc (59-19-90) Students Must Attend (59-63-20) 4
OPERATIONAL FUNDS CAPITAL FUNDS RECURRING COSTS PURCHASING ITEM S USEFUL FOR > 1 YEAR SALARIES BUILD SCHOOLS ELECTRICITY PURCHASE LAND SUPPLIES REPLACE/ NEW TECHNOLOGY BOOKS M AJOR M AINTENANCE ETC PURCHASE BUSSES 5
WE NEED M ORE SCHOOLS § M iddle School #6 $53,646,800 § Elementary School #11 $44,623,878 § Elementary School #10 $42,278,388 § Technology $20,548,624 § Land for Future School Sites $16,864,534 § M ajor Facility M aintenance $ 8,977,776 § Transportation: 20 Buses $ 2,200,000 Total* $190,000,000 * Total includes bond issuance costs 6
RUNNING OUT OF ROOM ! FROZEN 2017! ASSIGNED TO TEGA CAY ELEM ENTARY FORECAST FROZEN 2017! MORE ASSIGNED TO FORT M ILL ELEM ENTARY FREEZING AHEAD 7
Build Time PROPOSED Opening of ES#10 & ES#11 Opening of DBES & TCES (Ref 2008) Outside Current Referendum Horizon 8
Build Time PROPOSED Opening of M S#6 Opening of PKM S (Ref 2015) Outside Current Referendum Horizon 9
Say NO to TRAILERS Elementary School # 10 Cost: $42,278,388 Building Capacity: 1000 Opening Date : August 2020 Elementary School # 11 Cost: $44,623,878 Building Capacity: 1000 Opening Date : August 2020 M iddle School # 6 Cost: $53,646,800 Building Capacity: 1000 Opening Date : August 2021 19,156 existing homes in FMSD with 10,705 new homes permitted and projected to be occupied in 5yrs 10
TECHNOLOGY: 20.5M � Desktops & Laptops � Refreshed Mobile Devices � Increased Mobile Devices in Middle Schools � Increased Mobile Devices in Elementary Schools � Replacement of Technology equipment � Replacement of Security Cameras MAJOR FACILITY MAINTENANCE: 8.9M � Concrete & Driveway repair/replacement � Roof Replacements � HVAC Replacement � Cafeteria Equipment Replacement Major maintenance paid for through operational funds would be a severe drain on ability to hire new teachers as district grows. 11
LAND: 16.8M � There are fewer and fewer sites available in Fort Mill with enough usable area for a school � Buying land ahead saves taxpayer money… approximately 1M on CRHS � Even through the housing crisis the value of land never decreased… the price of land is only going up � Land that the district owns is land that isn't being developed for more houses TRANSPORTATION: 2.2M Additional buses (~20) to support growing population and aging fleet 12
TOTAL BOND REFERENDUM $190M York County and the Fort Mill School District are currently doing a study as part of the process to increase the impact fee for new homes in the FMSD. The fee is currently at $2,500 and the proposed increase would completely offset this referendum. This is scheduled to be voted on as early as March, and all signs are very promising. With Impact Fee: Without Impact Fee: $0 / Year $99 / Year NO TAX INCREASE 13 TAX IM P ACT ON AVERAGE FORT M ILL HOM E (249,750K ASSESSED VALUE)
WHAT IF THE REFERENDUM DOESN ’ T PASS? UP TO 40 TRAILERS/ YR REDUCED RELATED ARTS EARL Y/ LATE LUNCH LESS TEACHERS SM ALLER/ OLDER BUSES OUTDATED TECHNOLOGY 14
Question Ground Rules: Who to contact to support Impact Fee: * Michael Johnson michael.johnson@yorkcountygov.com � Please stay focused on issues around our schools Allison Love allison.love-council@yorkcountygov.com � Please state your name, when you moved into Robert Winkler robert.winkler@yorkcountygov.com Fort Mill, and any school affiliations you may William Roddey Bump.roddey@yorkcountygov.com have * Christi Cox christi.cox@yorkcountygov.com � Please limit to one question at a time so we can Britt Blackwell britt.blackwell@yorkcountygov.com ensure all folks have an opportunity to ask * Chad Williams District7@yorkcountygov.com questions… we will come back around if we have time 15
Tradition of Excellence � Federal Accountability Rating “A” � State Report Card – Excellent � All Schools Palmetto Gold � Average SAT 1144 (US 1060) � Average ACT 20.8 (US 19.8 for states >85% participation) � #1 in state in 8 of 10 key benchmarks (#2 in other 2) 16
Build Time Opening of CRHS (Ref 2015) Expansion of FM HS ( Ref 2013) Current Referen. Outside Current Referendum High School Lead Time to build Horizon Horizon 17
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