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FY10 Budget Update
School Allocations

March 10, 2009

 
For FY10 Budget preparation, we used two processes to finalize the school allocation process:
 
  1. Budget Choice Personnel Committee-This committee consisted of department administrators and school principals.  The school principals represented schools of all levels, varying sizes, and with various programs.  The committee’s task was to consider the current staffing at schools and make recommendations on cost savings measures to implement in the school allocation.
  2. Budget Committee- The Budget committee reviewed the recommendations of the Budget Choice Personnel committee, and either approved them to go forward, revised, or rejected them.  The Budget committee also reviewed the total district wide budget shortfall to recommend cost savings measures related to the school allocation.
 
From the collaboration of the two committees, the school allocations for the FY10 year are based on the following assumptions:

Elementary

  • Art, music, and PE allocations will be reduced by half.  Previously, two units were allocated to schools under 600 enrollment, and three units to schools over 600.  That allocation will be reduced to one unit per school

  • Custodial allocation will be decreased by 15%

  • The “flexible” allocation for personnel will be reduced, which will save one position on average per school

  • Supply allocation will be reduced

Middle and High
  • Secondary scheduling is being negotiated
  • Adjustments will be made in the teacher allocation to accommodate students that require double blocks of reading and/or math
  • ESE support positions will be allocated by a fixed method-no flexibility
  • The “flexible” allocation for personnel will be reduced, which will save one position per school on average.
  • Custodial allocation will be decreased by 15%
  • Supply allocation will be reduced

All Schools

  • Days per year for some positions has been standardized:

      Elementary Middle High
    Counselors 196 day 201 day 201 day
    Bookkeepers 216 day 216 day 255 day
    Infor. Specialists 216 day 216 day 255 day
    Asst. Principals 216 day 1 at 226 1 at 226

    Remainder at 216


  • Above formula allocations-will be reduced for comprehensive high schools, arts schools, above formula IB, and technology schools
  • Middle school above formula allocation for strings eliminated
The changes listed above will save the district approximately $22.8 million.