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HARDING TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
Public Hearing on the Budget 2014-2015
Dr. Alex Anemone, SuperintendentDr. Dennis Frohnapfel, Interim Business
AdministratorMay 5, 2014
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Mr. Dev Modi- PresidentMr. John Flynn - Vice
PresidentMr. Jim Novotny
Mrs. Kim MacaulayMr. Davor Gjivoje
Budget Process and Timeline
• Fall 2013 – Administrative meetings• Fall 2013 – Budget guidelines crafted• 12/2/13 – Preliminary budget presentation I• 1/20/14 – Preliminary budget presentation II• 2/25/14 – Gov. Christie budget address• 2/27/14 – State aid figures released• 3/3/14 – Tentative budget presentation• 3/7/14 – Tentative budget submitted to ECS.• 5/5/14 – Public hearing on the budget• 7/1/14 – Budget year begins
Public Hearing on the Budget
• Moved from late March to late April/early May, per NJDOE regulations.
• Presentation includes:– Budget highlights– Revenue history– Tax levy impact– Detailed revenues and expenses– Budget preview (2015-2018)
2014-2015 BUDGET•Maintains conservative fiscal practices.•Provides financial resources that support our district goal. •Strong focus on core academic mission while maintaining emphasis on social-emotional learning, co-curricular activities, technology integration as well as capital needs. •When actual financial figures are not available, estimates are used. (HTEA, MPS, OOD, etc.)
Budget Highlights• Total budget = +1.90%• Tax levy increase of +2.60%
• Includes banked cap of $54,523
• Maintains staffing configuration (two sections per grade) and all co-curricular activities.
• Administrative costs: • Regional limit = $2,035 per pupil• HTS = $1,620 per pupil
Budget Highlights (cont’d)
• Measures of Academic Progress: grades 2-8.• Otis Lennon School Ability Test: grade 3.• Technology upgrades including new
computers in LMC lab and multiple classrooms. (PARCC readiness)
• Math in Focus (Singapore Math) - grades K-5.• Money budgeted for staff professional
development and curriculum writing. • Unfunded mandates such as Achieve NJ,
TEACH-NJ, ABR, Janet’s Law, PARCC, CCSS.
REVENUE HISTORY•Tax Levy•1997-2011 (average) 6.01% increase•2011-2012 1.96% increase•2012-2013 1.78% increase•2013-2014 1.50% increase•2014-2015 2.60% increase
•State Aid•2009-2010 $364,473•2010-2011 $0•2011-2012 $181,191•2012-2013 $225,137•2013-2014 $225,137•2014-2015 $233,677
REVENUE HISTORYTax Levy % Increase
1997-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-20150.00%
1.00%
2.00%
3.00%
4.00%
5.00%
6.00%
7.00%6.01%
1.96%
1.78%
1.50%
2.60%
REVENUE HISTORYState Aid
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2013-2014
2014-2015
$0
$50,000
$100,000
$150,000
$200,000
$250,000
$300,000
$350,000
$400,000 $364,473
$0
$181,191$225,137
$225,137
$233,677
Categorical State Aid2009-2010 2014-2015
Categorical State Aid $364,473 $233,677
As a percentage of the budget
3.97% 2.15%
Categorical State Aid
4%
96%
2009-2010
Categorical State Aid All Other Revenue
Categorical State Aid
2%
98%
2014-2015
Categorical State Aid All Other Revenue
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% Change in School Funding by Legislative District 2009/10 vs. 2014/15
Harding--District 27
Capital Projects
• Elementary School Windows and Unit-Ventilators. Under the ROD (Regular Operating District) Grant, the State will pay for 40% of this project. The BOE local share is 60%. (summer 2014)
• Additional security measures (tbd).
2014-2015 Budget$ Amount $ Change % Change
Operating Budget
$10,235,479 $213,467 2.10%
Total Budget $10,826,752 $194,352 1.90%
Budget Efficiencies• Budgeted fund balance of $274,561. This
represents an increase of $99,671 or 56.99%. • Slight increase in Categorical State Aid +$8,540.• High quality Integrated Pre-K Program (ongoing).• Legislated increases in staff members paying for
health benefit premiums (Tier IV - up to 35% of premium).
• Continued shared services with Harding Township.
• Supply accounts.• Tuition students (PK-8) included.
RevenuesREVENUES 2013-2014 $ Changes 2014-2015
Local Tax Levy (including banked cap of $54,523)
$9,019,961 $234,922 $9,254,883
Tuition $78,400 ($26,100) $52,300
Transportation Fees $10,000 None $10,000
Building Usage Fees $9,000 None $9,000
Misc. Revenue $60,500 ($45,500) $15,000
State Aid (Categorical) $225,137 $8,540 $233,677
Extraordinary Aid (Sp. Ed.)
$190,000 $10,000 $200,000
Budgeted Fund Balance $174,890 $99,671 $274,561
Withdrawal Capital Reserve
$254,124 ($68,066) $186,058
Special Revenue (Federal)
$75,788 ($12,240) $63,548
Local Tax Levy (Debt Svc.)
$496,428 ($6,385) $490,043
Debt Service Aid $38,172 ($490) $37,682
TOTAL $10,632,400 $194,352 $10,826,752
Expenses – Fund 11General Expenses 2013-2014 $ Changes 2014-2015
Gen. Education Instruction
$2,355,590 $76,573 $2,432,163
Sp. Ed. Instruction $956,201 $38,240 $994,441
Sp. Ed./Tuition $2,581,575 $133,718 $2,715,253
Attendance/Health/LMC $162,219 $28,273 $190,492
Improvement Instruction
$204,857 ($69,982) $134,875
Support Svc. Gen. Admin.
$304,926 $4,151 $309,077
Support Svc. School Admin.
$24,583 $12,792 $37,375
Central Svc./IT Admin $136,561 ($3,635) $132,926
Operation/Mt. Plant $866,880 $27,901 $894,781
Student Transportation $845,689 $32,935 $878,624
Health Benefits $1,213,802 $62,787 $1,276,589
TOTAL – FUND 11 $9,652,883 $343,753 $9,996,636
Expenses - Funds 11, 12, 20, 40
Expenses 2013-2014 $ Changes 2014-2015
Total – Fund 11 $9,652,883 $343,753 $9,996,636
Capital Outlay – Fund 12
$369,129 ($130,286) $238,847
Special Revenue – Fund 20
$75,788 ($12,240) $63,548
Debt Service – Fund 40 $534,600 ($6,875) $527,725
TOTAL $10,632,400
$194,352 $10,826,752
Tax InformationCurrent Tax Rate
Proposed Tax Rate
Difference Change
0.463 0.475 0.012 +2.59%
2013 Average Assessment
$1,202,902 2013 Tax Payment
$5,569
2014 Average Assessment
$1,196,735 2014 Tax Payment
$5,685
HTS EXCELS• 2013 NJASK Highlights:
• Median SGP ELA = 58• Median SGP Math = 59• 14 “Perfect 300” scores on the NJASK Math!
• Middle School Band and Chorus both judged “Superior” at the High Note Music Festival.
• TSA competing in state events.• Second place in statewide Go Green competition!
• Quest Program• First place in Brain Bowl competition for grades three
and four!
• Partnership with United Way and College of St. Elizabeth for three-year Culture and Climate Initiative.
AND WILL CONTINUE TO EXCEL…
• Continued emphasis on small class size and personalized learning.
• Technology and data rich environment complemented with cutting edge pedagogical strategies.
• Broad spectrum of co-curricular activities, including sports and clubs.
Budget Vote and Election• In 2012, Gov. Christie signed legislation that
eliminated the need for a public vote on the school budget if the budget remains at or below the two percent tax levy cap, including use of banked cap.
• On February 13, 2012, the Harding Township BOE adopted a resolution to move the annual school election from April to November beginning in 2012.
• Since the proposed 2014-2015 HTS budget is within the cap (including banked cap) it will not be on the ballot in November.
Budget Preview 2015-2018
• Review/preview of banked cap• Review of fund 11 expenses (2010-
2015)• Three year budget projections• Review of budgeted fund balance
(2010-2015)
Banked CapYear Saved $ Amount Year Expires
2012-2013 $82,496 2015-2016
2013-2014 $74,390 2016-2017
2014-2015 $0 2017-2018
Fund 11Budget Year $ Expenses
Fund 11$ Change % Change
2010-2011 $8,964,618 N/A N/A
2011-2012 $9,195,284 $230,666 2.57%
2012-2013 $9,442,385 $247,101 2.69%
2013-2014 $9,652,883 $183,496 1.94%
2014-2015 $9,996,636 $343,753 3.56%
Three Year Budget Projection
YEAR REVENUES tax levy +2.00%
EXPENSES +2.75%
NET
2014-2015 $10,826,752 $10,826,752 $0
2015-2016 $10,935,019 +1.00%
$11,124,487 ($189,468)
2016-2017 $11,126,381+1.75%
$11,430,410 ($304,029)
2017-2018 $11,321,092 +1.75%
$11,744,746 ($423,654)
Three Year Budget Projection
2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018
Pro-jected Rev-enues
10826752 10935019 11126381 11321092
Pro-jected Ex-penses
10826752 11124487 11430410 11744746
$10,300,000
$10,500,000
$10,700,000
$10,900,000
$11,100,000
$11,300,000
$11,500,000
$11,700,000
$11,900,000 Gap = $423,654
Gap = $189,468
Gap = $304,029
Budgeted Fund BalanceBudget Year Ending $ Amount Added to Budget
Year
June 30, 2010 $3,028 2011-2012
June 30, 2011 $320 2012-2013
June 30, 2012 $174,890 2013-2014
June 30, 2013 $274,561 2014-2015
June 30, 2014 ??? 2015-2016
Budgeted Fund Balance + State Aid
Budget Year Ending
$ Amount Added to Budget Year
State Aid for that Budget Year
June 30, 2010 $3,028 2011-2012 $181,191 (50% banked)
June 30, 2011 $320 2012-2013 $225,137
June 30, 2012 $174,890 2013-2014 $225,137
June 30, 2013 $274,561 2014-2015 $233,677
June 30, 2014 ??? 2015-2016 ???