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The 2011-2012 Superintendent's Budget Presentation for the Providence School Board outlines key budget drivers, projected expenditures, and necessary revenue assumptions. Highlighting critical themes such as student achievement, labor obligations, and funding changes, the proposed budget totals $308,738,673, reflecting a 0.27% increase from FY2011. Key challenges include potential reductions in state aid and the need to eliminate a $29.5 million gap through various strategies, including salary reductions and school closures. The budget timeline for approval extends from April to August.
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2011-2012 Superintendent’s Budget Presentation for Providence School Board April 25, 2011
Budget Drivers • Student Achievement • Class size, curriculum development, professional development, classroom materials, extracurricular activities, smaller learning communities, common planning time, standards, and assessments • Available Funding from State and City • Changes to School Enrollment • Labor Contract Obligations • Salaries, Benefits, Class Size • Employee Retirement Contributions • State • Local • Vendor Contract Obligations • Transportation • Custodial and maintenance • Outside tuitions
Budget Unknowns • Final State Aid Allocation to the District • Final City Appropriation to the District • Final Federal Entitlements
FY2012 Budget Overview • The Superintendent’s 2011-12 proposed budget is $308,738,673 • The FY2012 Budget is $831,448 or .27% higher than FY2011 • Budget increases are driven by: • Labor agreements • Vendor agreements • State regulations and laws • Loss of Stimulus Funding • Loss of Federal Jobs Bill
Budget Revenue Assumptions • State Aid will be funded at the Governor's proposed budget amount • Governor’s FY2012 Proposed Budget calls for a $2.5 million net reduction in Aid to Education for Providence • The City appropriation to schools will remain at the FY2011 amount • City funded 40.56% of FY2011 budget. Level funding of the FY2012 proposed budget is 40.45% • Federal Entitlements will be level funded
Budget Expenditure Assumptions • Eliminating a $29.5 million budget gap • Achieved by: • Employee salary & benefit reductions • School closures • ASA Messer Elementary • ASA Messer Annex Elementary • Flynn Elementary • West Broadway Elementary • Windmill Elementary • Repurposing Bridgham Middle
Proposed Expenditures $308,738,673 FY 2012 Expenditures
Projected Revenues $308,738,673 FY 2012 Revenues
Budget Schedule (Anticipated) • April 25 Budget submitted to School Board • April 28 Budget submitted to Mayor • May 1 Budget submitted to Council • June Council budget hearings • June-July Final state aid determined • July Council adopts city budget • July-August School board approval • July-August Council approves ordinances