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I$%--F&J-"#6&;!51#/$3C&1. We value the people in our organization and they help
to make us a great school district. We want to protect jobs and not lay off employees.
2. We value the student experience from the academic program to the opportunities to get involved outside the classroom as a critical component to learning. We want to protect the student opportunities and work to not eliminate programs.
3. We value the community that pays for our people and the student experiences. We want to work to insure our programs are affordable to our community.
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SALARIES Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Salary Total $11,531,917
Title I Aides Funded by Stimulus Money -$28,169 Less intervention support for
struggling students Fewer children meeting benchmark
proficiencies in Reading
Administrator Wage Freeze -$32,908 None Negative impact on retirement
benefit; net pay cut due to insurance increase
Retiree Replacements (3) -$73,876 Loss of craft knowledge from years of experience
Both high-achieving and low achieving students may not get as
much support as with an experienced teacher
Attrition (12); Furloughs (0) -$588,685
Larger class sizes in the elementary grades; fewer course choices in the high
school grades; more students in study halls
Less individualized attention; potentially less interest in school
leading to increased dropout rates; fewer ways to "connect" to school
Reduce Substitute Teacher Expense -$22,500 Less guaranteed availability of
substitute teachers
Fewer staff members attend staff development seminars; fewer district
committee meetings
Professional Staff Wage Freeze -$233,675 None
Negative impact on retirement benefit; net pay cut due to insurance
increase
SALARIES Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Salary Total $11,531,917
Reduce Instructional Assistant Work Days -$12,400
Less paid time to prepare for the start of school and to attend staff development
training
More confusion getting elementary student off and on the bus during the
first day(s) of school
Reduce Extended Year Contracts -$30,375
Less time to complete end-of-year tasks (reports,
scheduling, documentation, etc.)
Less accuracy in reporting; additional work for administrators
Classified Staff Wage Freeze -$38,500 None Negative impact on retirement
benefit; net pay cut due to insurance cost increase
Coaching Reductions -$45,881 Higher athlete:coach ratio Increased liability risk
Eliminate LINKS Program -$6,375 None Kindergarten students less prepared to start school
ADJUSTED SALARIES $10,418,573
10% REDUCTION TARGET $10,359,121
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $59,452
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BENEFITS Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Benefits Total $5,153,509
Title I Aides Funded by Stimulus Money -$9,389 Less intervention support for
struggling students Fewer children meeting benchmark
proficiencies in Reading
Administrator Wage Freeze -$10,969 None Negative impact on retirement
benefit; net pay cut due to insurance increase
Retiree Replacements (3) -$5,822 Loss of craft knowledge from years of experience
Both high-achieving and low achieving students may not get as
much support as with an experienced teacher
Attrition (12); Furloughs (0) -$260,097
Larger class sizes in the elementary grades; fewer course choices in the high
school grades; more students in study halls
Less individualized attention; potentially less interest in school
leading to increased dropout rates; fewer ways to "connect" to school
Reduce Substitute Teacher Expense -$8,000 Less guaranteed availability of
substitute teachers
Fewer staff members attend staff development seminars; fewer district
committee meetings
Professional Staff Wage Freeze -$100,000 None
Negative impact on retirement benefit; net pay cut due to insurance
increase
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BENEFITS Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Benefits Total $5,153,509
Reduce Instructional Assistant Work Days -$4,000
Less paid time to prepare for the start of school and to attend staff development
training
More confusion getting elementary student off and on the bus during the
first day(s) of school
Reduce Extended Year Contracts -$10,000
Less time to complete end-of-year tasks (reports,
scheduling, documentation, etc.)
Less accuracy in reporting; additional work for administrators
Classified Staff Wage Freeze -$12,500 None Negative impact on retirement
benefit; net pay cut due to insurance cost increase
Coaching Reductions -$15,294 Higher athlete:coach ratio Increased liability risk
Eliminate LINKS Program -$2,125 None Kindergarten students less prepared to start school
Reduce Retirement Rate to State Certified Rate -$284,000 None
Additional revenue or cuts will be needed to meet the increased contribution required in the
2012-2013 budget and beyond
ADJUSTED BENEFITS $4,186,513
10% REDUCTION TARGET $4,629,397
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET -$442,884
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Professional Services Total $1,711,153
Reduce High School Consulting Services -$10,000 None Potential increase in racial tension
among high school students
Reduce Seats at York Adams Academy -$16,000
One less option for seniors who are at risk of dropping out
of school Higher dropout rate
Take Back a Program from LIU -$20,000
District will need to determine location of class and meet
requirements, e.g. classroom with a restroom; may put
increased demands on nursing staff; may be able to use
district transportation rather than special transportation for
some students
District resident students will be able to attend school in their home
district; cost to provide services will be decreased
ADJUSTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $1,665,153
10 % REDUCTION TARGET $1,537,129
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $128,024
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PROPERTY SERVICES Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Property Services Total $581,715
ADJUSTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $581,715
10 % REDUCTION TARGET $522,554
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $59,160
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OTHER PURCHASED SERVICES
Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Other Purchased Services Total $2,321,039
Duplication Error -$3,348 None None
Eliminate Field Trips -$21,368 None Students will lose opportunities to experience some aspects of the
curriculum first hand.
Reduction and/or Elimination of
Administrative Expenses -$11,500
Efficiency and effectiveness may suffer; decrease in
professional development of administrators
Administrators will assume the cost of these expenses on their own
Eliminate Environmental Education Camp -$7,000 None
Students lose a hands-on learning opportunity that is unique to this
program
Eliminate Board Travel -$6,000 Board member will have to fund travel themselves
Board members may choose not to attend meetings outside of the
district and be less informed and involved.
Reduced Administrator Travel -$20,000
Administrators may incur more out-of-pocket expense
to attend meetings
Reduced attendance at meetings and conferences; decrease in
professional development
ADJUSTED BENEFITS $2,251,823
10% REDUCTION TARGET $2,084,990
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $166,834
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SUPPLIES Budget Impact
Operational Impact Consequences
Supplies Total $895,567
Duplication Error -$5,400 None None
Computer Software -$20,166
Lose access to the latest improvements and productivity enhancements; lose access to authorized technical support from the software vendors.
Higher costs if the district decides or needs to purchase updated software
High School Supplies -$40,000 None Teachers and/or students may need to purchase certain items that were previously provided by the school
Library Books (Districtwide) -$20,100 None Minimal for one year
Uniforms for Sports -$11,700 Uniforms previously slated for replacement may need repairs
Number of available uniforms may not be sufficient due to lost/damaged
uniforms
Start/End of School Staff Appreciation Meals -$3,000 None Potential decrease in staff morale
Convert to Electronic District Newsletters -$7,000
Will need to experiment with to find the most effective means of
distribution
District residents without internet access may not be able to receive
newsletters
Cultural Arts Day Funding -$2,625 None Students have less exposure to various aspects of other cultures
SUPPLIES Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Supplies Total $895,567
Choral Music -$900
Music teachers will need to use music from previous
years or borrow music from other sources
None
A-Z Subscription -$3,135 Teachers will have fewer
books to utilize for guided reading
Students will have fewer books to read that are at
their reading level
8th Grade English Books -$12,880
Each student will not have an individual textbook for 8th Grade English; teacher will
need to stagger assignments requiring the use of the
textbook
Textbook work that would previously have been done as homework may need to be done during class time
ADJUSTED SUPPLIES $768,661
10% REDUCTION TARGET $804,487
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH
TARGET -$35,827
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EQUIPMENT Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Equipment Total $614,106
Computer Equipment -$57,200 Equipment due for replacement will need to be utilized for an
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Technology staff may have increased demand for repairs
Computer Leases -$55,406 Equipment due for replacement will need to be utilized for an
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Technology staff may have increased demand for repairs
ADJUSTED EQUIPMENT $501,500
10% REDUCTION TARGET $551,652
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET -$50,151
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OTHER OBJECTS Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Other Objects Total $742,310
ADJUSTED OTHER OBJECTS $742,310
10 % REDUCTION TARGET $666,817
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $75,493
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OTHER FINANCING Budget Impact Operational Impact Consequences
Initial Other Financing Total $2,024,784
ADJUSTED OTHER FINANCING 2,024,784
10 % REDUCTION TARGET $1,818,863
REMAINING CUTS NEEDED TO REACH TARGET $205,921
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