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### Sturgeon Bay School District Educational Programming Referendum April 2, 2013 ###

On April 2, 2013, the Sturgeon Bay School District held a referendum to exceed revenue limits for educational programming. This initiative aimed to address historical budget reductions and projected enrollment declines, impacting the quality of education. The proposal sought $1,000,000 for the 2013-2014 school year, increasing to $1,600,000 by 2015-2016 for non-recurring purposes. The funds would support essential educational resources amid ongoing state budget constraints. For more details on tax impacts and the budget forecast, please contact the school administration. ###

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### Sturgeon Bay School District Educational Programming Referendum April 2, 2013 ###

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  1. Sturgeon Bay School District Educational Programming Referendum April 2, 2013

  2. Objectives • Explanation of revenue limit and history • Enrollment history and projections • Mill rate history and state budget impacts • Referendum history • Budget reduction history • Savings since the last referendum • Budget forecast • Referendum resolution • Tax impact

  3. Revenue Limits • 1993 revenue limits and QEO • 1996 2/3rds funding added and revenue limits made permanent • 2003 State repeals 2/3rds funding • 2009 State repeals QEO

  4. Revenue Limits • Restrict the amount of money a school district can receive through the sum of state general aid and local property tax levies. • Restrict revenue from Funds 10, 39, and 41. • Revenue limits were designed to control property tax

  5. Enrollment Projections

  6. Enrollment Projections

  7. Mill Rate History

  8. Mill Rate History

  9. Tax Bill Sample

  10. Referendum History

  11. Reduction History • 2002 – 03 $753,000 11.5 staff members reduced • 2003 – 04 $74,880 2.6 staff members reduced • 2004 – 05 $311,469 5 retirements not replaced • 2006 – 07 $710,511 8 staff members reduced • 2008-2012 $448,990 7 staff members reduced

  12. History of ReductionsSince Last Referendum

  13. Savings Since Last Referendum • WRS , $420,000 • Insurance, $529,000 • Alternative Benefit Reduction $89,000 • Transportation Contract, $200,000 • Sharing Speech and Language with Sevastopol • Postpone capital projects

  14. Future Forecast

  15. Future Forecast

  16. Referendum Resolution BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of The School District of Sturgeon Bay, Door County, Wisconsin that the revenues included in the School Districts budget be authorized to exceed the revenue limit specified in Section 121.91, Wisconsin Statutes, by $1,000,000 for the 2013-2014 school year only; by $1,300,000 for the 2014-2015 school year only; and by $1,600,000 for the 2015-2016 school year only, for non-recurring purposes consisting of funding educational programming for students.

  17. Tax Impact

  18. Contact Information • Joe Stutting, Superintendent • 746-2801 or jstutting@sturbay.k12.wi.us • Tom Olsen, Business Manager • 746-2805 or tolsen@sturbay.k12.wi.us

  19. Contact Information • Board Members • Joel Kitchens 743-7990 • Jacob Schulz 743-5543 • Julie Hathaway 746-0231 • Pam Seiler 743-5851 • Roger Wood 743-7622 • Amy Stephens 743-8636 • Keith Miller 743-3070 • John Hauser 743-5551 • Tina Jennerjohn 743-4096

  20. Sturgeon Bay School District VOTE April 2, 2013

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