Career and Technical Education Millage Vote

May 2, 2017

What is Career and Technical Education (CTE)?

• Job and employability skills to high school juniors and seniors

• Providing skills allowing students to join workforce after graduation

• May pursue additional training, community college, trade school, university coursework or apprenticeship programs

• Welding, auto mechanics, agriculture, health science, computer aided drafting, building construction, hospitality, office administration, marketing, machining, corrections, cosmetology, finance, business, entrepreneurship

What is the goal?

• Provide each 11th and 12th grade student in the EUP with at least two CTE opportunities, plus entrepreneurial training

• Provide job skills to live and work in the EUP

• Help every EUP school district provide or have access to additional CTE opportunities

• ALL CTE programs must articulate credit with a Community College or University

• Many CTE programs provide the opportunity for Industry, State or National Certification while in high school

Why do we need it?

• Not everyone wants to or can afford to go to college

• Over 96,000 jobs unfilled in Michigan (www.mitalent.org)

• Severe lack of opportunities for young people in the EUP

• Competing for jobs and university placement with students who have had CTE opportunities

• 32 ISDs have CTE programs available to students funded by regional millage

• Improve our local and regional economy

• Success in the New Economy – (10 min video)

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcNSpKX8kVs&feature=youtu.be

EUP High Schools

• Brimley High School

• CCSS

• DeTour High School

• DeTour Arts & Technology Academy

• Engadine High School

• Cedarville High School

• Mackinac Island

• Ojibwe Charter

• Pickford High School

• Rudyard High School

• Sault Area High School

• Malcolm High School

• LaSalle High School

• Newberry High School

• Whitefish Township

This is an EUP Investment in our Kids our Future Workers and our Future Business Owners

How much will it cost?

• 1 mil for 10 years will produce $2,300,000 each year to establish and operate CTE programs for all EUP juniors and seniors

• $1 for every $1,000 of TAXABLE VALUE

• Most properties will pay less than $50 per year

• Investment in EUP

• These funds Must only be used for supporting and operating CTEopportunities in the EUP for all EUP students.

Agriculture

Construction

How Does the EUP Compare?

• The EUPISD ranks 52nd out of 56 ISDs for regional support for programs

• All EUP regional school millages produce $409 per pupil

• Statewide range is $319-$2,520 per pupil

• Statewide average is $895 per pupil

• CTE millages range from 0 mils to 4.2 mils

• Passage would provide $341 per pupil for CTE programs

• Total would be $750 per pupil overall, still $145 below state average

• In the UP we are the lowest of all 7 ISDs in Mills and $/studentMills: EUPISD 1.200 DIISD 2.13 MARESA 2.205 MC-ISD 2.24

CCISD 2.34 DSISD 2.38 GOISD 3.62 Passage would make us 6 of 7

ISD Name

Total

Pupils

Operating

Millage

Special

Education

Millage

Vocational

Education

Millage

Total

Mills Total Taxable Value

Total Taxable

Value per

Pupil

Total Tax

Revenue

Generated

Operating Tax

Revenue

Generated Per

Pupil

Special

Education Tax

Revenue

Generated Per

Pupil

Vocational

Tax Revenue

Generated Per

Pupil

03 ALLEGAN AREA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 14,424 0.1157 3.0500 1.7800 4.9457 $2,672,942,735 $185,312 $13,219,573 $21 $565 $330

04 ALPENA-MONTMORENCY-ALCONA ESD 5,319 0.2139 1.9743 0 2.1882 $1,857,872,952 $349,290 $4,065,398 $75 $690 $0

08 BARRY ISD 4,010 0.1199 1.8286 0 1.9485 $1,014,843,792 $253,078 $1,977,423 $30 $463 $0

09 BAY-ARENAC ISD 16,204 0.1891 2.8403 1.8939 4.9233 $3,256,739,819 $200,984 $16,033,907 $38 $571 $381

11 BERRIEN RESA 26,260 0.1745 2.1954 0 2.3699 $7,725,492,164 $294,192 $18,308,644 $51 $646 $0

12 BRANCH ISD 5,526 0.1716 3.824 4.2105 8.2061 $1,209,778,647 $218,925 $9,927,565 $38 $837 $922

13 CALHOUN ISD 23,014 0.2519 4.5 1.4538 6.2057 $3,556,402,380 $154,532 $22,069,966 $39 $695 $225

14 LEWIS CASS ISD 6,641 0.2026 2.0291 0 2.2317 $1,628,800,800 $245,248 $3,634,995 $50 $498 $0

15 CHARLEVOIX-EMMET ISD 8,894 0.2 1.8313 0.75 2.7813 $5,233,041,425 $588,379 $14,554,658 $118 $1,077 $441

16 CHEB-OTSEGO-PRESQUE ISLE ESD 8,304 0.2597 1.4876 0 1.7473 $3,220,191,948 $387,788 $5,626,641 $101 $577 $0

17 EASTERN UPPER PENINSULA ISD 6,821 0.2 1 0 1.2000 $2,325,685,976 $340,960 $2,790,823 $68 $341 $0

18 CLARE-GLADWIN REGIONAL EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 7,008 0.4075 1.631 0 2.0385 $1,885,996,176 $269,120 $3,844,603 $110 $439 $0

19 CLINTON COUNTY RESA 10,015 0.2 2.6045 0.957 3.7615 $1,930,073,696 $192,718 $7,259,972 $39 $502 $184

21 DELTA-SCHOOLCRAFT ISD 6,504 0.1346 1.3502 0.9003 2.3851 $1,497,350,567 $230,220 $3,571,331 $31 $311 $207

22 DICKINSON-IRON ISD 4,963 0.1671 0.9826 0.9827 2.1324 $1,406,074,855 $283,311 $2,998,314 $47 $278 $278

23 EATON RESA 13,186 0.1843 2.7704 0.9231 3.8778 $2,661,573,269 $201,848 $10,321,049 $37 $559 $186

25 GENESEE ISD 65,996 0.1635 2.4078 0.9628 3.5341 $9,319,681,301 $141,216 $32,936,686 $23 $340 $136

27 GOGEBIC-ONTONAGON ISD 2,152 0.32 2.3 1 3.6200 $782,041,206 $363,402 $2,830,989 $116 $836 $363

28 TRAVERSE BAY AREA ISD 22,169 0.1976 2 0.7336 2.9312 $10,628,244,280 $479,419 $31,153,510 $95 $959 $352

29 GRATIOT-ISABELLA RESD 12,748 0.264 4.0345 1 5.2985 $2,683,254,370 $210,484 $14,217,223 $56 $849 $210

30 HILLSDALE ISD 5,981 0.2674 3 0.8918 4.1592 $1,079,188,233 $180,436 $4,488,560 $48 $541 $161

31 COPPER COUNTRY ISD 6,575 0.4 1.9424 0 2.3424 $1,191,371,911 $181,197 $2,790,670 $72 $352 $0

32 HURON ISD 4,113 0.1169 3.2886 1.3431 4.7486 $2,182,513,568 $530,638 $10,363,884 $62 $1,745 $713

33 INGHAM ISD 44,186 0.1894 4.5062 1.2925 5.9881 $8,716,814,032 $197,275 $52,197,154 $37 $889 $255

34 IONIA ISD 9,785 0.1319 4.3409 1 5.4728 $1,741,722,065 $177,999 $9,532,097 $23 $773 $178

35 IOSCO RESA 3,741 0.2121 0.6371 0 0.8492 $1,559,450,466 $416,854 $1,324,285 $88 $266 $0

38 JACKSON ISD 23,264 0.3422 6.2764 2.1414 8.7600 $4,306,806,846 $185,128 $37,727,628 $63 $1,162 $396

39 KALAMAZOO RESA 34,806 0.1446 4.397 0 4.5416 $7,280,780,912 $209,182 $33,066,395 $30 $920 $0

41 KENT ISD 108,727 0.0898 3.7099 0.9906 4.7903 $21,447,595,343 $197,261 $102,740,416 $18 $732 $195

44 LAPEER ISD 12,030 0.1866 0.831 1.9119 2.9295 $2,400,043,464 $199,505 $7,030,927 $37 $166 $381

46 LENAWEE ISD 15,136 0.2563 4.1042 2.9191 7.2796 $3,306,970,773 $218,484 $24,073,424 $56 $897 $638

47 LIVINGSTON ESA 27,911 0.067 2.2665 0 2.3334 $7,226,717,963 $258,920 $16,862,824 $17 $587 $0

50 MACOMB ISD 130,322 0.2023 2.7407 0 2.9430 $25,857,257,212 $198,411 $76,097,908 $40 $544 $0

51 MANISTEE ISD 5,411 0.3 2 0 2.3000 $1,075,073,273 $198,683 $2,472,669 $60 $397 $0

52 MARQUETTE-ALGER RESA 9,319 0.2048 2 0 2.2048 $2,670,760,600 $286,593 $5,888,493 $59 $573 $0

53 WEST SHORE EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 7,721 0.276 2.3812 0.9209 3.5781 $3,133,347,307 $405,821 $11,211,430 $112 $966 $374

54 MECOSTA-OSCEOLA ISD 8,276 0.2494 3.3395 1.497 5.0859 $1,949,361,042 $235,544 $9,914,255 $59 $787 $353

55 MENOMINEE ISD 2,592 0.3737 1.87 0 2.2437 $686,771,780 $264,958 $1,540,910 $99 $495 $0

56 MIDLAND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 11,995 0.1959 0.9797 0 1.1756 $3,258,856,769 $271,685 $3,831,112 $53 $266 $0

58 MONROE ISD 20,534 0.2897 3.4778 0 3.7675 $5,496,227,136 $267,665 $20,707,036 $78 $931 $0

59 MONTCALM AREA ISD 11,025 0.1747 3.5078 1.3384 5.0209 $2,253,329,303 $204,384 $11,313,741 $36 $717 $274

61 MUSKEGON AREA ISD 27,856 0.4597 2.2987 0.9996 3.7580 $4,190,625,994 $150,439 $15,748,372 $69 $346 $150

62 NEWAYGO COUNTY RESA 7,530 0.1351 3 3 6.1351 $1,328,818,051 $176,470 $8,152,432 $24 $529 $529

63 OAKLAND SCHOOLS 188,982 0.1999 2.5414 0.6220 3.3633 $52,578,831,630 $278,221 $176,838,384 $56 $707 $173

70 OTTAWA AREA ISD 49,618 0.1061 4.375 1.0423 5.5234 $11,867,453,076 $239,176 $65,548,690 $25 $1,046 $249

72 C.O.O.R. ISD 7,596 0.253 0.6329 0 0.8859 $2,960,775,228 $389,781 $2,622,951 $99 $247 $0

73 SAGINAW ISD 27,556 0.1455 1.9417 0 2.0872 $4,642,289,414 $168,467 $9,689,386 $25 $327 $0

74 ST. CLAIR COUNTY RESA 22,607 0.1938 2.3113 0.9245 3.4296 $5,287,803,864 $233,901 $18,135,052 $45 $541 $216

75 ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ISD 10,498 0.2283 2.75 0 2.9783 $2,166,893,174 $206,410 $6,453,658 $47 $568 $0

76 SANILAC ISD 6,269 0.2026 0.7298 1.6227 2.5551 $1,540,326,805 $245,705 $3,935,689 $50 $179 $399

78 SHIAWASSEE REGIONAL ESD 11,144 0.2238 3.6802 0 3.9040 $1,895,019,783 $170,048 $7,398,157 $38 $626 $0

79 TUSCOLA ISD 8,205 0.1411 2.4502 1.6496 4.2409 $2,010,052,386 $244,979 $8,524,431 $35 $600 $404

80 VAN BUREN ISD 15,382 0.1414 3.3321 2.4993 5.9728 $3,830,068,209 $248,997 $22,876,231 $35 $830 $622

81 WASHTENAW ISD 46,259 0.0984 3.8761 0 3.9745 $14,895,439,555 $322,001 $59,201,925 $32 $1,248 $0

82 WAYNE RESA 273,867 0.0965 3.3678 0 3.4643 $39,055,645,436 $142,608 $135,300,472 $14 $480 $0

83 WEXFORD-MISSAUKEE ISD 8,639 0.2714 3.1705 2.7185 6.1604 $1,850,146,295 $214,162 $11,397,641 $58 $679 $582

Statewide Totals/Averages 1,485,616 0.2090 2.6553 0.8727 3.7370 $325,417,231,256 $219,045 $1,218,342,560 $53 $637 $205

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Source: February 2017 State Aid Payment Files

Taxable values will change throughout the next several months as adjustments are booked locally and reported to the State. Pupils will change when the Fall count has been audited.

Therefore, the tax revenue generated for FY 2016-17 is an estimate at this point in time. Note that statewide figures for per-pupil taxable value and tax revenue generated are AVERAGES of

the amounts above, NOT a simple calculation of Statewide Totals divided by statewide pupils.

https://mdoe.state.mi.us/SAMSStatusReports/StatusReport.aspx

ISD All Tax Revenue Information February 2017 SOURCE DATA                                                                                                  CALCULATED FIELDS

https://mdoe.state.mi.us/SAMSStatusReports/StatusReport.aspx

When is the election?

• May 2, 2017

• Every precinct in Chippewa, Luce, and Mackinac Counties, plus SeneyTownship in Schoolcraft County

• Absentee ballots available in late March

How can you help?

• Discuss needs to local board members and educators

• Discuss needs to community members

• Vote

• Cause others to vote

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Questions? Ideas? Comments?

EUPISD

Dr. Daniel Reattoir danr@eupschools.orgSuperintendent906-632-3373 x-5110

Steve Gordon sgordon@eupschools.orgDir of Finance & Human Resources906-632-3373 x-5120

Tammy Rutledge tammyr@eupschools.orgEUP CTE Administrator906-632-3373 x-5128

http://www.eupschools.org/cte