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FALL MOUNTAIN REGIONAL SCHOOL

DISTRICT BUDGET & WARRANT


ARTICLES
PROCESS & RESULTS

2013-2014
Finance Committee:
Mary Henry, Jim Elsesser, John Streeter
Administrators:
Debra Livingston, Lori Landry, Jamie Teague,
Tom Ronning, Sam Jacobs, Gail Rowe, Paula
Southard-Stevens, Lynn Carey, Heidi Gove, Chris
Young, Donna Jones, Lynne Phillips, Bill Botting and
Jane Stansbery

PURPOSE OF TONIGHTS PRESENTATION


Share

Districts Goals
Share Budget Building Steps and
Methodology
Provide Timeline of Events
Update on Changes in Expenditure
Mandates and State Aid
Discuss Decision Challenges
Present all Warrant Articles
Seek Support from Public

WHAT ARE OUR GOALS?


Students

needs are met academically,


physically and emotionally
To build a budget with realistic increases at
each town and district level
Meet our plan goals; support initiatives
Professional development for Common
Core and changing standards
Maintain buildings and grounds
Understand the public pulse

STEPS in the Budget Building Process

September meetings with Site Base Committees and PTGs to


discuss concepts

October meetings with administrators and Finance Committee to


discuss enrollment levels and staffing

Business Administrator projects all wages and benefits with input


from Human Resources

Principals met with staff to secure class needs

Principals met with secretaries to input budgets

Business Administrator receives data for all budgets and compiles


one master district budget

November First draft of District Budget is discussed by


Administration and changes are made collectively

Administration meets with Finance Committee to discuss draft to be


presented to School Board

December School Board receives final draft of proposed District


Budget; Administration answers questions and final changes are
made for January budget hearing

Major Changes

NH Adequacy Aid Decrease of $469,367

NH Retirement System Rate Increases 22-25%


$306,828

Support Staff Agreement Yr 2 $121,274

Personnel Changes, net addition $97,221:


Teacher Reductions: 3 Full Time Vilas, Walpole, High School; 2
Part Time - HS
Teacher Additions: 2 Full Time HS and Alstead Primary
Restored School Psychologist Position
Increased 312 Hours in Speech/Language Pathology
Increased 312 Hours in Finance for HR related tasks
Aide Additions: 9 positions from 4 6 hours each
Aide Reductions: 2 @ .75 hours each, 1 @ 4 hours
Reduced 256 hours in Secretarial

High School Computer Equipment net $56,621

Teacher Retirements - $77,773

Alstead
K-8
Direct Budget
$2,789,307

Food
Service
$781,000

Charlestown
K-8
Direct Budget
$5,721,102
Walpole
K-8
Direct Budget
$3,747,110

Acworth
1-4
Direct Budget
$361,649
Langdon
1-4
Direct Budget
$346,531

FMRHS
9-12
Shared Budget
$7,830,061

District
Budget
$28,061,628

Method
1
$1,258,529

Method
6
$2,769,945
Method
5
$391,041

Method
2
$135,301

Method
3
$571,437

Grants
Federal,
State,
Local
$1,200,000

Method
4
$158,615

NOVEMBER 15, 2012 STATE OF NH POSTS


NEW ADEQUACY AID INFORMATION
Comparison of 2012-13 Funding to 2013-2014 Funding

2012-2013
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole

2013-2014
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole

MemberBase
ship
Adequacy
ADM
$3,450
103.59
357,386
257.58
888,651
740.51
2,554,760
104.08
359,076
498.33
1,719,239

MemberBase
ship
Adequacy
ADM
$3,498
93.15
321,368
237.10
817,995
678.21
2,339,825
84.64
292,008
435.70
1,503,165

F &R
ADM
23.96
68.61
238.94
18.83
87.51

Free or
Reduced
Different
Aid
$1,725
41,331
118,352
412,172
32,482
150,955

F &R
ADM
33.35
61.32
274.70
17.68
122.54

Free or
Reduced
Different
Aid
$1,749
57,529
105,777
473,858
30,498
211,382

SPED
ELL
ADM
ADM
11.50
0.00
33.03
1.00
140.46
0.00
11.95
0.00
68.70
0.00

SPED
ELL
ADM
ADM
14.00
0.00
26.29
0.00
120.28
2.00
10.00
0.00
53.39
1.50

SPED
ELL
Grade 3
Grade 3
Different Different Reading Reading
Aid
Aid
Not Prof. Diff. Aid
$1,856
$675
ADM
$675
21,344
3.00
2,025
61,304
675
3.00
2,025
260,694
4.00
2,700
22,179
2.00
1,350
127,507
1.00
675

Total
Calculated
Cost of an
Adequate
Education
$
422,086
1,071,007
3,230,326
415,087
1,998,376

SPED
ELL
Grade 3
Grade 3
Different Different Reading Reading
Aid
Aid
Not Prof. Diff. Aid
$1,882
$684
ADM
$684
25,984
2.00
1,350
48,794
1.00
675
223,240
1,350
2.00
1,350
18,560
0.00
99,092
1,013
1.00
675

Total
Calculated
Cost of an
Adequate
Education
$
406,230
973,241
3,039,622
341,066
1,815,326

SWEPT
@ 2.39
245,141
371,203
666,913
143,947
939,639

SWEPT
@ 2.435
228,056
381,594
609,157
145,213
1,040,989

FY2013
Preliminary
Grants =
Cost SWEPT

FY2011
Adequacy Aid

FY2013
Grants Adj.
for Cap and
Stabilization

176,945
699,804
2,563,413
271,140
1,058,737

432,911
1,373,562
5,103,062
444,890
1,394,330

432,911
1,373,562
5,103,062
444,890
1,394,330

FY2013
FY2012
Preliminary Stabilization Grant
Grants =
- Apply to FY2014
Cost if necessary [RSA
SWEPT
198:41 IV. (b)]
178,174
591,647
2,430,465
195,853
774,337

245,385
721,271
2,520,022
174,135
386,221

FY2014

FY2013
Adequacy
Aid
432,911
1,373,562
5,103,062
444,890
1,394,330

FY2013 Capped
Estimated
@1.055
Grant Adj.
Inform ational
only [RSA 198:41 for Cap and
III (b)]
Stabilization

456,721
1,449,108
5,383,730
469,359
1,471,018

429,246
1,326,544
4,993,041
374,763
1,185,972

DIFFERENCES:

NH DOE/DRA release Adequacy Aid numbers result in


reductions:
Released 11-15-12 Updated 12-21-12*

Acworth ($

3,664.58)

($10,581.00)*

Alstead

($ 47,018.49)

Charlestown

($110,021.10)

Langdon ($ 70,127.12)
Walpole

($208,357.81)

Total

($14,245.58)
($47,018.49)

($19,627.00)*

($129,648.10)

($70,127.12)
($208,357.81)

Decrease in State Adequacy Revenue =


Increase in Local Tax Assessment
*May be restored via Senate Bill 40

SUMMARY OF PROJECTED 2013-2014 BUDGET


Expenses:
Instruction:
Regular Instruction
Special Education
Vocational Education
CO-Curricular Programs
Total Instruction
Support Services
Guidance
Health Services
Improvement of Instruction
Library Media Services
General Administration
Office of the Superintendent
Office of the Principals
Fiscal Services
Operation & Maintenance
Pupil Transportation
Total Support Services

2011-2012

2011-2012

2012-2013

2013-2014

INCREASE/

EXPENDED

BUDGET

BUDGET

BUDGET

(DECREASE)

Change

$8,920,967

$8,891,588

$9,222,220

$9,344,050

$121,830

1.32%

5,277,513

5,593,665

5,548,052

5,611,758

63,707

1.15%

948,765

969,522

954,737

967,189

12,452

1.30%

367,140

401,037

425,897

421,802

(4,095)

-0.96%

$15,514,385

$15,855,812

$16,150,906

$16,344,799

$193,893

1.20%

776,993

819,991

868,021

882,808

14,787

1.70%

366,262

367,818

351,800

357,687

5,887

1.67%

249,799

306,003

301,301

311,054

9,752

3.24%

698,064

701,542

732,935

740,775

7,840

1.07%

141,498

116,710

124,503

136,693

12,191

9.79%

393,613

398,084

413,291

428,649

15,358

3.72%

1,291,272

1,302,674

1,375,704

1,429,490

53,786

3.91%

281,898

301,002

292,493

295,814

3,321

1.14%

2,604,806

2,597,141

2,670,831

2,752,165

81,334

3.05%

1,046,119

1,238,395

1,196,146

1,227,289

31,142

2.60%

$7,850,324

$8,149,360

$8,327,025

$8,562,423

$235,398

2.83%

Building Improvements
Debt Service

190,245

164,537

255,055

218,131

(36,924)

-14.48%

161,265

167,225

840,275

840,275

0.00%

Transfer to Food Services Fund

105,345

98,339

98,001

115,000

16,999

17.35%

$23,821,564

$24,435,272

$25,671,262

$26,080,628

409,366

1.59%

5,651,323

7,034,341

2,611,373

1,981,000

(630,373)

-24.14%

$29,472,888

$31,469,613

$28,282,635

$28,061,628

($221,007)

-0.78%

Total General Fund


Other Funds
Total Operating Budget

DEFAULT BUDGET 2013-2014


Fall Mountain Regional School District
Projected FY2013/2014 Default Budget Calculation
Approved FY2012/13 Budget - Article 1
Article 2 - Year One of FMESSA Agreement
Article 4 - Charlestown Roof
Article 5- Walpole Roof
Articles 6 - 10: Capital Reserves each town
Article 11 - Transfer Surplus to Capital Reserves
Approved FY2012/13 Budget Total

$27,474,460
$92,802
$40,000
$45,000
$148,865
$481,508
$28,282,635

Reduced by:
FMESSAAgreement- Health Co-Pay 1%Increase
FMTAgreement- COLA Stipend Sunsets
Charlestown Bond Issue P&I
Teacher Early Retirement (1.5)
Administration Early Retirement (1.5)
Construction Projects
Article 4 - Charlestown Roof
Article 5 - Walpole Roof
Articles 6 - 10: Capital Reserves each town
Transfer Capital Reserve Funds (Article 11)

(5,153)
(114,490)
(5,000)
(16,556)
(19,487)
(138,687)
(40,000)
($45,000)
($148,865)
($481,508)
Total Reductions

(1,014,746)

Increased by:
FMESSA Agreement - Year 2 - Salaries, Taxes
Teacher-District Retirement Payments (3)

121,274
77,773

NHRS Rate Increase - Sstaff


NHRS Rate Increase - Non-Union
NHRS Rate Increase - Teachers
Workers Compensation - GMR Increases
Maintenance Contract for Bus Fleet

27,885
46,227
232,716
10,942
5,600

Total Additions
Net Default Increase/(Decrease)
Projected FY2013-14 Default Budget
Proposed FY2013-14 Budget
Proposed Increase/(Decrease) Over/(Under) Default

522,417

($492,329)
$27,790,306
$28,061,628

$271,322

Avg Daily Membership 2011-2012


6%

15%

28%

6%

45%

Acworth

Alstead

Charlestown

Langdon

Walpole

Fall Mountain Regional School District


Local Tax Comparison Schedule
TOWN
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole
TOTAL

2012-2013 TAX
$1,093,839
2,438,818
5,206,525
959,724
5,490,776
$15,189,682

TOWN
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole

2012/2013
School
Tax Rate
$11.37
$13.63
$19.28
$16.03
$13.34

2013-2014 TAX
$1,131,145
2,737,547
5,706,310
960,573
5,707,846
$16,243,420
2013/2014
Estimated
School Tax Rate
$11.76
$15.30
$21.13
$16.04
$13.87

$ CHANGE
$37,306
298,729
499,785
849
217,070
$1,053,738

Increase/
(Decrease)
$0.39
$1.67
$1.85
$0.01
$0.53

% CHANGE
3.41%
12.25%
9.60%
0.09%
3.95%
6.94%
Estimated Change
on a Property
Assessed at $100,000

$39.00
$167.00
$185.00
$1.00
$53.00

Note: Represents only the tax impact of the proposed budget. Warrant articles covering labor settlements, facilities
improvements and/or any other money items will increase the above. Furthermore, all calculations are only for the school
portion of your property tax bill and are based on the current total assessed valuation of each town. Changes, up or down,
in the total assessed valuation of your town will impact the above.
Note2: Rates above do not reflect estimated tax rate decreases should Revenue Article (#3) of $300,000 pass. Please see
projection below:
Projected Lower Rates with the Passage of Article 3 providing $300,000 of revenue are reflected below:
TOWN
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole
TOTAL

2012-2013 TAX
$1,093,839
2,438,818
5,206,525
959,724
5,490,776
$15,189,682

2013-2014 TAX
$1,113,164
2,691,391
5,572,624
943,511
5,622,730
$15,943,420

$ CHANGE
$19,325
$252,573
$366,099
($16,213)
$131,954
$753,738

TOWN
Acworth
Alstead
Charlestown
Langdon
Walpole

2012-2013
School
Tax Rate
$11.37
$13.63
$19.28
$16.03
$13.34

2013/2014
Estimated
School Tax Rate
$11.57
$15.04
$20.63
$15.76
$13.66

Increase/
(Decrease)
$0.20
$1.41
$1.35
($0.27)
$0.32

% CHANGE
1.77%
10.36%
7.03%
-1.69%
2.40%
4.96%
Estimated Change
on a Property
Assessed at $100,000

$20.00
$141.00
$135.00
($27.00)
$32.00

ACWORTH TAX DETAILS

Total Direct Elementary Budget


is up $1,049 or 0.29%
Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate


Increases:

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries


Increase $694
Non-Union Salaries Increase
$218
Bus Maintenance Contract
Increase $233
Field Trips (added back in) $320
Construction Project Increase
$3,000 (playground)
Capital Reserve Transfer Decrease
($4,410)
Tuition Charge Increase $25,149

Revenue Changes:

Teachers $4,215
Support Staff/Non-Union $474

Decrease in Equitable Ed Aid


($14,246)
Decrease in Tuition Received
($13,356)

Results in a Total Assessment


Increase of $37,306 or 3.41%

Direct Elementary Expenses:


Method 1 Elementary Expenses:
Method 2 Elementary Expenses:
Method 3 Elementary Expenses:
Method 4 Elementary Expenses:
Method 5 Elementary Expenses:
Method 6 Elementary Expenses:
Direct High School Expenses
Method 1 High School Expenses:
Method 3 High School Expenses:
Method 4 High School Expenses:
Method 5 High School Expenses:
Method 6 High School Expenses:
Tuition Charge
Total Expenses:
Less: High School Revenues
Equitable Education Aid
Building Aid
Other Revenues
Tuition Received
TOTAL ASSESSMENT
Total Assessment to Total Expense
Ratio

2012-2013 2013-2014 $ Change % Change


$360,600 $361,649
$1,049
0.29%
61,592
62,150
557
0.91%
17,352
15,033
(2,318) -13.36%
10,716
10,809
92
0.86%
7,110
6,594
(516)
-7.25%
8,954
9,307
353
3.94%
122,506
110,679 (11,827)
-9.65%
486,051
469,299 (16,752)
-3.45%
26,456
25,143
(1,313)
-4.96%
13,034
12,381
(652)
-5.00%
4,353
3,803
(551) -12.65%
8,271
8,098
(174)
-2.10%
61,253
55,339
(5,914)
-9.65%
461,055
486,205
25,149
5.45%
$1,649,304 $1,636,488 ($12,816)
-0.78%
75,456
53,867
432,911
418,665
0
0
33,742
32,810
13,356
0
$1,093,839 $1,131,145
66%

69%

(21,589) -28.61%
(14,246)
-3.29%
0
0.00%
(931)
-2.76%
(13,356) -100.00%
$37,306
3.41%

ALSTEAD TAX DETAILS

Total Direct Elementary Budget is up $45,834 or


1.67%

Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate Increases:


Teachers $27,400
Support Staff/Non-Union $6,638

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries Increase


$18,818

Added 2 Individual Aide Positions $40,214

Reduction in Force 1 Teacher Vilas ($74,190)

Added 1 Teaching Position APS $61,306

Reduction in Administrative Summer Hours


($2,922)

Non-Union Salaries Increase $1,744

Bus Maintenance Contract Increase $770

Field Trips (added back in) $2,907

Construction Project Increase $3,906

Capital Reserve Transfer Decrease


($32,810)

Decrease in Tuition Charged by Walpole


($60,646)

Revenue Changes:

Decrease in Equitable Ed Aid ($47,018)

Decrease in Tuition Received ($176,879)

Results in a Total Assessment Increase of


$298,729 or 12.25%

Direct Elementary Expenses:


Method 1 Elementary Expenses:
Method 2 Elementary Expenses:
Method 3 Elementary Expenses:
Method 4 Elementary Expenses:
Method 5 Elementary Expenses:
Method 6 Elementary Expenses:
Direct High School Expenses
Method 1 High School Expenses:
Method 3 High School Expenses:
Method 4 High School Expenses:
Method 5 High School Expenses:
Method 6 High School Expenses:
Tuition Charge
Total Expenses:
Less: High School Revenues
Equitable Education Aid
Building Aid
Vilas Trust Fund
Other Revenues
Tuition Received
TOTAL ASSESSMENT
Total Assessment to Total Expense Ratio

2012-2013 2013-2014 $ Change % Change


$2,743,474 $2,789,307
$45,834
1.67%
153,980
155,374
1,394
0.91%
17,352
15,033
(2,318)
-13.36%
79,729
80,415
686
0.86%
23,527
21,821
(1,706)
-7.25%
53,384
55,489
2,104
3.94%
289,054
284,109
(4,945)
-1.71%
1,146,840 1,204,677
57,837
5.04%
62,424
64,543
2,119
3.39%
30,753
31,783
1,030
3.35%
10,271
9,761
(510)
-4.97%
19,517
20,786
1,270
6.51%
144,527
142,055
(2,472)
-1.71%
263,879
203,233
(60,646)
-22.98%
$5,038,711 $5,078,386
$39,676
0.79%
178,039
138,275
1,373,562 1,326,544
0
0
20,000
20,000
79,613
84,223
948,678
771,799
$2,438,818 $2,737,547
48%
54%

(39,765)
(47,018)
0
0
4,610
(176,879)
$298,728

-22.33%
-3.42%
0.00%
0.00%
5.79%
-18.64%
12.25%

LANGDON TAX DETAILS

Total Direct Elementary Budget is up


$18,733 or 5.71%

Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate


Increases:
Teachers $4,374
Support Staff/Non-Union $543

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries Increase


$610

Non-Union Salaries Increase $374

Bus Maintenance Contract Increase


$245

Field Trips (added back in) $320

Construction Project Increases


$13,000 (sprinkler survey)

Capital Reserve Transfer Decrease


($2,565)

Decrease in Tuition Charged by


Alstead ($172,786)

Revenue Changes:

Decrease in Equitable Ed Aid


($70,127)

Decrease in Tuition Received


($58,535)
Results in a Total Assessment Increase
of $849 or 0.09%

Direct Elementary Expenses:


Method 1 Elementary Expenses:
Method 2 Elementary Expenses:
Method 3 Elementary Expenses:
Method 4 Elementary Expenses:
Method 5 Elementary Expenses:
Method 6 Elementary Expenses:
Direct High School Expenses
Method 1 High School Expenses:
Method 3 High School Expenses:
Method 4 High School Expenses:
Method 5 High School Expenses:
Method 6 High School Expenses:
Tuition Charge
Total Expenses:
Less: High School Revenues
Equitable Education Aid
Building Aid
Other Revenues
Tuition Received
TOTAL ASSESSMENT
Total Assessment to Total Expense
Ratio

2012-2013 2013-2014 $ Change % Change


$327,798 $346,531 $18,732
5.71%
61,592
62,150
557
0.91%
17,352
15,033
(2,318) -13.36%
6,233
6,287
54
0.86%
7,476
6,934
(542)
-7.25%
8,390
8,720
331
3.94%
104,737
105,021
284
0.27%
415,550
445,308
29,757
7.16%
22,619
23,858
1,239
5.48%
11,143
11,748
605
5.43%
3,722
3,608
(114)
-3.05%
7,072
7,684
612
8.65%
52,368
52,510
142
0.27%
510,456
337,670 (172,786) -33.85%
$1,556,508 $1,433,062 ($123,446)
-7.93%
64,511
444,890
0
28,847
58,535
$959,724

51,113
374,763
0
31,133
0
$976,053

62%

68%

(13,398) -20.77%
(70,127) -15.76%
0
0.00%
2,286
7.92%
(58,535) -100.00%
$16,329
1.70%

CHARLESTOWN TAX DETAILS

Total Direct Elementary Budget is up


$131,442 or 2.35%

Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate Increases:


Teachers $118,686
Support Staff/Non-Union $11,946

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries Increase


$32,489

Added 1 Aide Positions $20,084

Reduced Bus Wait Aides ($6,037)

Non-Union Salaries Increase $6,878

Bus Maintenance Contract Increase


$1,154

Field Trips (added back in) $4,160

Construction Project Decrease ($3,505)

Capital Reserve Transfer Decrease


($62,715)

Decrease in Tuition Charged by Alstead


($38,460)

Revenue Changes:

Decrease in Equitable Ed Aid ($129,648)

Decrease in Tuition Received ($9,604)


Results in a Total Assessment Increase of
$499,784 or 9.60%

Direct Elementary Expenses:


Method 1 Elementary Expenses:
Method 2 Elementary Expenses:
Method 3 Elementary Expenses:
Method 4 Elementary Expenses:
Method 5 Elementary Expenses:
Method 6 Elementary Expenses:
Direct High School Expenses
Method 1 High School Expenses:
Method 3 High School Expenses:
Method 4 High School Expenses:
Method 5 High School Expenses:
Method 6 High School Expenses:
Tuition Charge
Total Expenses:
Less: High School Revenues
Equitable Education Aid
Building Aid

2012-2013
2013-2014 $ Change % Change
$5,589,660 $5,721,102 $131,442
2.35%
277,165
279,673
2,509
0.91%
52,055
45,100
(6,955)
-13.36%
152,399
53,711
1,312
0.86%
35,254
32,697
(2,557)
-7.25%
99,771
103,704
3,933
3.94%
843,189
822,895
(20,294)
-2.41%
3,345,405
3,489,230
143,826
4.30%
182,095
186,942
4,846
2.66%
89,708
92,055
2,347
2.62%
29,962
28,273
(1,690)
-5.64%
56,931
60,205
3,274
5.75%
421,594
411,447
(10,147)
-2.41%
38,460
0
(38,460) -100.00%
$11,213,649 $11,427,036 $213,386
1.90%
519,352
5,103,062
60,717

400,499
4,973,414
60,717

(118,853)
(129,648)
0

-22.88%
-2.54%
0.00%

Transfer from Capital Projects Fund


Other Revenues
Tuition Received
TOTAL ASSESSMENT

40,000
232,237
51,756
$5,206,525

0
243,944
42,152
$5,706,310

(40,000)
11,707
(9,604)
$499,784

0.00%
5.04%
-18.56%
9.60%

Total Assessment to Total Expense Ratio

46%

50%

WALPOLE TAX DETAILS

Total Direct Elementary budget is down


($8,648) or (0.23%)
Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate


Increases:
Teachers $43,190
Support Staff/Non-Union $5,901

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries Increase


$35,041

Added 1 Inclusionary Aide Position


$20,084

Reduction in Force Teacher


($67,962)

Non-Union Salaries Increase $4,414


Bus Maintenance Contract Increase
$958

Field Trips (added back in) $3,000

Construction Project Decrease


($60,225)

Capital Reserve Transfer Decrease


($46,365)

Decrease in Tuition Charged (38,460)


Revenue Changes:

Decrease in Equitable Ed Aid


($208,358)

Decrease in Tuition Received


($11,347)
Results in a Total Assessment Increase of
$217,070 or 3.95%

Direct Elementary Expenses:


Method 1 Elementary Expenses:
Method 2 Elementary Expenses:
Method 3 Elementary Expenses:
Method 4 Elementary Expenses:
Method 5 Elementary Expenses:
Method 6 Elementary Expenses:
Direct High School Expenses
Method 1 High School Expenses:
Method 3 High School Expenses:
Method 4 High School Expenses:
Method 5 High School Expenses:
Method 6 High School Expenses:
Tuition Charge
Total Expenses:
Less: High School Revenues
Equitable Education Aid
Building Aid
Other Revenues
Tuition Received
TOTAL ASSESSMENT
Total Assessment to Total Expense
Ratio

2012-2013 2013-2014 $ Change % Change


$3,755,757 $3,747,110 ($8,648)
-0.23%
277,165
279,673
2,509
0.91%
52,055
45,100
(6,955) -13.36%
112,668
113,638
970
0.86%
29,244
27,123
(2,121)
-7.25%
75,731
78,717
2,985
3.94%
565,620
523,926 (41,694)
-7.37%
2,244,135 2,221,547 (22,588)
-1.01%
122,152
119,023
(3,128)
-2.56%
60,177
58,610
(1,567)
-2.60%
20,099
18,001
(2,098) -10.44%
38,190
38,332
142
0.37%
282,810
261,963 (20,847)
-7.37%
38,460
0 (38,460)
0.00%
$7,674,265 $7,532,764 ($141,501)
-1.84%
348,387
254,992 (93,395)
1,394,330 1,185,972 (208,358)
45,000
0 (45,000)
155,787
155,316
(471)
239,985
228,637 (11,347)
$5,490,776 $5,707,846 $217,070
72%

76%

-26.81%
-14.94%
0.00%
-0.30%
-4.73%
3.95%

High School Overview

Total Direct High School Budget is up $199,913 or 2.62%


Program Changes:

NH Retirement System Rate Increases:

Teachers $79,841
Support Staff/Non-Union $14,923

Year 2 Support Staff Salaries Increase $43,077


Reduced 1 Part Time Individual Aide Position ($13,288)
Reduction in Force Math Teacher ($87,386)
Change in PE/Health FTE Increase $25,234
Non-Union Salaries Increase $7,191
Bus Maintenance Contract Increase $2,240
Field Trips (added back in) $2,720

Construction Project Increases $23,200


Vocational Tuition Increases $6,000 (engineering)
Equipment Increases $71,971
Instructional Supply/Books, Other Resources Increases $26,888

Total Assessment Results are included in the towns pages

Method Changes - highlights

Total Method Budgets:

Method 1 SAU increase $11,289 or 0.91%

Method 2 decrease ($20,865) or (13.36%)

Salaries $2,190 (3% for Non-Union and Yr 2 of Support Staff)


NHRS increases $1,683
Repairs/Maintenance/Equipment decreases ($21,554)
Homeless Transportation costs $5,000

Method 5 Information Technology increase $14,829 or 3.94%

Salaries $6,200 (3% for Non-Union and Yr 2 of Support Staff)


NHRS increases $5,388
Property Insurance holiday ($11,726)
Supplies and Gasoline increases $5,500

Method 4 Transportation decrease ($12,404) or (7.25%)

IT Equipment decrease ($20,000)


Middle School Technology Education supply decrease ($3,250)

Method 3 Maintenance increase $4,877 or 0.86%

Salaries $25,154 (includes additional Human Resource Hours and 3% for Non-union)
NHRS increases $14,552
Decrease in Retirement Payments ($12,794)
Decrease in M1 Construction Budget ($16,300)

Salaries $7,662 (3% for Non-Union)


NHRS increases $5,966

Method 6 Special Ed & Improvement of Instructional Services decrease ($117,174)


or -4.08%

Salaries $81,981 which includes an additional Psychology position, expanded hours for Speech & Language
Pathology Services and 3% for Non-Union
NHRS increases $37,970
Out of District Special Ed Tuition decrease ($281,435)
Addition of Human Resources software $12,533

Other Warrant Articles:

WA #2: Teachers CBA Tax Impact Additional


.27 to .67 Depending upon Town

Adds another work day


Places limits on sick day accumulation
Clarifies wording
Adds $90,000 for teacher education advancement
Modest raises for those on Step 1 9 of to 1%
Continues a COLA stipend due to end in June of 2012 for Step
10 teachers of 2%

WA #3: Revenue Article $300,000 to Offset High School Capital


Expense: Provides .20 to .48 of Tax Relief Depending upon
Town

WA #4: Vilas Renovation Project Architectural Service Fees

WA #5: Contingency Article for Sarah Porter for Capital Reserve

WA #6: Direct Surplus Funds to All Capital Reserves

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