Title: FY0910 PROPOSED GOB BALANCED BUDGET MODEL
1FY09-10 PROPOSEDGOB BALANCED BUDGET MODEL
2RSMo 67.010Annual Budget Compliance Requirements
In no event shall the total proposed expenditures
from any fund exceed the estimated revenues to be
received plus any unencumbered balance or less
any deficit estimated for the beginning of the
budget year.
- The annual budget presents a complete financial
plan and includes the following - Important features and major changes from the
preceding year - Projected revenues and expenditures from all
sources with a comparative statement for the two
preceding years, itemized by year, fund, source
and activity - Interest, amortization and redemption amounts due
on debt funds - A general budget summary
3Fiscal Year 2009-10 Executive Summary
- The Fiscal Year 2010 budget includes several base
assumptions - No deficit spending
- School closing savings of 12.2M1
- Magnet schools staffed better than the MSIP
desired ratios (currently underfunded) - Student enrollment projected at 24,9542 vs.
25,906 - Preschool _at_ 1,1162 vs. 1,432
- K-12 _at_ 23,8382 vs. 24,474
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- 1 - Continuation of school(s) for alternative
education not included - 2 Source, Planning Dept., April 17, 2009
4Fiscal Year 2009-10 Executive Summary
- The Fiscal Year 2010 budget is marked with
several challenges and key issues - Projected revenue 289.0M1
- Revenue down 17.0M
- Current/Delinquent Taxes (2.0M)
- Prop C (1.0M)
- VICC (1.0M)
- Basic Formula (11M)
- ERATE (1.5M)
- Medicaid (.5M)
- 1Includes potential 3.0M DESE funding increase
5Fiscal Year 2009-10 Executive Summary
- The Fiscal Year 2010 budget is marked with
several challenges and key issues - Budget gap of 53.0M
- FY09-10 projected enrollment to decrease by 9521
compared to April 16, 2009 enrollment - Charter enrollment projected to increase by 1,000
(10) - 1 - Decrease based on enrollment as of April 16,
2009
6Two-Year Budget Comparison (M)
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8Three Year Revenue Summary
9 Fiscal Year 2009-10 Budget Gap
Recommendations (M)
10FY09-10 Budget Risks
- Revenue Estimates1
- Enrollment SLPS Charter Schools
- VICC Local Effort and Special Education
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- Legal Settlements
- Transportation
- Energy Costs
- Stimulus Plan
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- 1 - Based on current information
11District Stimulus/Non-GOB Plan
- Title I FY10 Regular Allocation 20.1M
- Title I FY10 Stimulus Allocation 14.0M
- Title I Total 34.1M
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- GOB Leveraged 6.1M
- Special Education FY10 Regular Allocation
7.7M - Special Education FY10 Stimulus Allocation
8.5M - Special Education Total 16.2M
- GOB Leveraged 8.5M
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12FY09-10 Revenue Opportunities
- Increase Student Attendance
- Tax Rate Increase
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- Stimulus Construction Bonds
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13 Fiscal Year 2009-10
- Other Cost Saving Options
- Salary Reductions
- Increase Employee Retirement Contribution
- Reduce Health Care Costs
- Reduce Number of Workdays
- One-time Revenue
- Desegregation Fund Flexibility
- No Tax Increase Bond
- Additional Building Sales (1M assumed)
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