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Budget Balancing Summary
FY 11 12 General Fund Budget
2 Mar 11
FY 11 12 General Fund Reduction of Revenues (11,172,697)
FY 11 12 Expenditure Increases
PERA 1,190,947
Utilities 600,000
Unemployment 260,000
IT Maintenance Contracts 232,000
Wasson School of Innovation 165,502
Legal Costs 115,000
Bus Fuel 92,000
BOE Election 58,342
Total Expenditure Increases (2,713,791)
Budget Bundle Components
Contingency Fund/PERA Reserve Draw 1,000,000
FLEX Labor Plan Proposal 2,000,000
Zero Based Budget (ZBB) Minimal Budget Reductions 872,261
Supt/Division Head Targeted Reductions 1,000,000
Global Budget Reduction Items: TBD
Employee Staffing Reductions:
Exec/Prof TBD
ESP TBD
Teachers 170 7,650,000
7,650,000
Furlough Days:
Instructional Days 0 0
Non Instructional Days 0 0
Total Furlough Days 0
Across the Board pay Reductions 0 0
$12,522,261
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Colorado Springs School District No. 11
Reserve Fund Balances
(Non Recurring)
Capital Reserve
Reserve for Debt Service 2,911,007 2,911,605
Designated for Carryover Projects 1,397,865 0
TABOR Emergency Reserve 0 1,600,000
Undesignated 5,734,974 1,000,000
Total Capital Reserve 10,043,846 5,511,605
Mill Levy Override
Reserve for School Buses 700,000 700,000
Reserve for MLO 679,451 0
Total MLO 1,379,451 700,000
Bond Redemption & Bond Construction
Reserved for Bond Debt Service 17,604,958 17,672,817
Reserved for Capital Projects 4,923,254 0
Total Bond Funds 22,528,212 17,672,817
2/25/2011 District Reserves 12 31 10
FY11/12 General Fund Budget Development - Decision Packages Review
Budget Programs - Decision Packages - Summary Level of Effort
Division/
Page Budget Program Decision Base Transfer In Chosen
# Rank # Program Description Program Manager Unit Budget (Out) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Level
209 2 25230 Fiscal Services Chuck Struck DBS 700,606 (1,098) (1,098)
210 2 25300 Warehouse & Distribution Mike Maloney DBS 235,570 28,220
211 1 25310 Postage & Mail Services Joe Morin DBS 98,321 0
212 2 26100 Maint. & Operation Supervision Kris Garnhart DBS 725,614 0
213 2 26210 Operations (Custodians) Kris Garnhart DBS 7,528,732 (166,796) 0
214 2 26230 Building Maintenance Kris Garnhart DBS 3,881,905 186,431 0
215 1 26250 Utilities Kris Garnhart DBS 5,987,474 500,174 (545,700)
216 2 26300 Grounds Maintenance Kris Garnhart DBS 1,061,837 123,699
217 2 26400 Tech. Equip. Maint. - Non-Instr. Dan Boltjes ICCS 471,784 (5,000) 0 (5,000)
218 2 26500 Non-Student Vehicle Maint Bill Bair DBS 282,907 82,700 55,700
219 1 26600 Security Services Jose Gurule PSS 2,563,565 0
221 2 27100 Transportation Supervision Bill Bair DBS 474,958 0 (112,452)
222 2 27200 Vehicle Operation Services Bill Bair DBS 3,146,806 93,966 49,466 ? (250,000) (1,500,000) (350,000) 50,000
223 2 27400 Vehicle Services Bill Bair DBS 499,852 0 (100,000)
224 2 27500 Small Engine Maintenance Bill Bair DBS 102,734 0
225 2 28300 Human Resource Services Carole Carlsen PSS 1,279,312 115,000 (2,270) (2,270)
226 2 28310 Supervision Personnel Services Carole Carlsen PSS 279,744 (900) (900)
227 3 28320 Recruiting & Placement Services Carole Carlsen PSS 174,235 0
228 1 28340 Non-Instructional Staff Development Carole Carlsen PSS 251,796 (1,100) (1,100)
229 1 28341 Non-Instructional Staff Training Ronda Schimpf PSS 195,691 (86,564) (86,564)
230 1 28380 Equal Opportunity Program Marvin Adams PSS 173,827 12,800
231 3 28391 MAT Interns Carole Carlsen PSS 44,448 (22,224) 0 (44,448) (22,224)
232 2 28400 Information Services Robert Curran ICCS 2,095,921 232,000
233 2 28440 Network Services Robert Curran ICCS 1,242,586 31,956
234 1 28450 Telecommunications Robert Curran ICCS 844,870 0 (127,833)
235 1 28510 Unemployment Insurance Karey Urbanski PSS 126,000 260,000 143,500
236 1 28550 Safety Program Mark Cauthen DBS 19,000 0
237 1 29100 Volunteer Services Lou Ann Dekleva Supt 159,206 0
239 1 29500 Non Teach Pst Emplymnt Bnfits Ken Wieck DBS 653,056 0 (151,856)
241 3 33100 Tesla Early Childhood Prog. Kathy Howell ICCS 174,924 0 0 10,000
242 1 33500 Facility Rental Services Rosie Gigax DBS 585,801 17,000
243 1 33910 Crossing Guard Services Mark Cauthen DBS 248,774 0
TOTALS 110,303,821 0 1,713,450 (3,902,761) (289,714) (246,281) (1,500,000) (350,000) 50,000 (872,261)
Amount
Central Office Administration:
1 Instructional Support Svcs Restructure
2 Curriculum & Instruction Restructure
3 Communications & Comm Relations Restructure
4 Vocational Education Restructure
5 Curriculum Content Facilitators Restructure
6 Risk Related Activities Restructure
Central Office Efficiency Reductions
7
8
9
10
11
12
School Efficiency Adjustments:
13 Schools Restructure/Reutilization
14 DHS & PHS Night School Consolidation
15 Other School Efficiencies
District Calendar Adjustments:
16 Administration Summer 4 day week Schedule
17 Extend Winter Break by One week/Two Weeks
18 Fall Break (Thanksgiving Week) Subs & Utilities
Instructional Program Adjustments
19 Instructional Software Alignment
20 EASY System Elimination
21 Other Instructional Program Changes
Other Expenditure Cut Ideas:
22 LTE Days Reduction (per day)
23 LRT Days Reduction (per day)
23 General Fund LRT Reduction (8.0 FTE)
24 Athletic Trainers Contract
Reserve Fund Concepts:
25 Admin Employee Vacation Carryover Reduction
26 Admin Employee Vacation Payout at Retirement
27 Contract Employee TABOR MFYO Reduction
28 School Employee Salary Accrual
Revenue Enhancements:
29 Athletic Participation Fees (25% Increase)
MS/HS ($45 50 & $65 81)
30 Hockey Participation Fee Increase ( to $250)
31 Golf participation Fee (to $200)
32 Activity Ticket increase ($15 $25)
33 Athletic Gate Fee Increase ($2 Increase)
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2/28/2011 Global Budget Cut Menu FY 11 12 Targets wo Costs
Colorado Springs School District No. 11
Global Budget Cut Menu
FY 11 12
Amount
Salary/Benefit Reductions:
1 Districtwide Instructional Day Furlough $817,408
2 Districtwide Non Instructional Day Furlough $802,408
3 Exec/Prof Flexible Furlough Day $93,275
4 All Non School (Exec/Prof & ESP) Furlough Day $78,467
5 Across the Board Pay Reduction (1%) $1,563,698
Transportation Reductions:
6 Increase walk radius by 0.5 miles per level $400,000
7 Elimination of High School Transportation $275,000
8 4 Day School Week Implementation (Excludes Utils) $150,000
9 Elimination of Summer School transportation $50,000
10 Elimination of Galileo Choice Permit (One year) $20,000
Class Size Adjustments/School Staff Reductions:
11 K 5 one pupil per teacher (zero base) $862,236
12 6 8 one pupil per teacher $533,000
13 9 12 one pupil per teacher $535,000
14 Bijou/Tesla one pupil per teacher $100,000
15 General Fund LRT's $522,568
16 LTE Elimination at Elem $1,802,858
17 LTE Elimination at MS $470,311
18 LTE Elimination at HS $418,054
19 LTT Elimination at Elem $628,905
20 LTT Elimination at MS $316,840
21 LTT Elimination at HS $196,069
22 School Secretarial Support Formula (.5FTE Reduct) $940,200
23 Asst Principals Elem $470,311
24 Asst Principals MS $365,797
25 Asst Principals HS $261,284
Travel & Mileage:
26 Mileage Reimbursements ($0.05 reduction $.35) $11,625
27 Mileage Allowance Reductions ($5 /person) $6,000
Custodial & Maintenance:
28 One Building Manager Concept $250,000
29 Utility Setbacks $250,000
School Site Pupil Allocations
30 Inst Supplies & Materials Cuts (10%) $599,096
31 Capital Reserve Transfer Reductions (all) $1,500,000
$15,290,409
Done in Fy 10 11
2/25/2011Global Budget Cut Menu FY 11 12
Nicholas M. Gledich, Ed.D., Superintendent
Memorandum
Attached is a copy of a Business Case proposal for the FLEX program. I believe this program would be
extremely beneficial to the District for our future competitiveness. In addition, the return on investment
(ROI) is a substantial number.
At one time we discussed having a Business Case Review Team for such proposals. I think this
proposal would benefit significantly from such a process.
GEG:rm
Attachment
Colorado Springs School District No. 11
FLEX Program
Financial Analaysis
Stratified Cost per Individual Employee
Qty Old Salary (100%) Old Benefits (75%) PERA/Medicare (16.2%) Leave Benefit Total Comp New Salary (80%) New Benefits (50%) PERA/Medicare (16.2%) Leave Benefit Total Comp Savings
Teachers
1 70,000 6,750 11,340 4,162 $92,252 56,000 4,500 9,072 0 $69,572 $22,680
1 60,000 6,750 9,720 3,568 $80,038 48,000 4,500 7,776 0 $60,276 $19,762
1 50,000 6,750 8,100 2,973 $67,823 40,000 4,500 6,480 0 $50,980 $16,843
ESP
1 40,000 6,750 6,480 2,378 $55,608 32,000 4,500 5,184 0 $41,684 $13,924
1 30,000 6,750 4,860 1,784 $43,394 24,000 4,500 3,888 0 $32,388 $11,006
1 20,000 6,750 3,240 1,189 $31,179 16,000 4,500 2,592 0 $23,092 $8,087
Exec/Pro
1 90,000 6,750 14,580 5,351 $116,681 72,000 4,500 11,664 0 $88,164 $28,517
1 70,000 6,750 11,340 4,162 $92,252 56,000 4,500 9,072 0 $69,572 $22,680
1 50,000 6,750 8,100 2,973 $67,823 40,000 4,500 6,480 0 $50,980 $16,843
$160,343
Stratified Cost per Full implementation (5% of workforce)
Qty Old Salary (100%) Old Benefits (75%) PERA/Medicare (16.2%) Leave Benefit Total Comp New Salary (80%) New Benefits (50%) PERA/Medicare (16.2%) Leave Benefit Total Comp Savings
Teachers
33 70,000 6,750 11,340 4,162 $3,044,321 56,000 4,500 9,072 0 $2,295,876 $748,445
33 60,000 6,750 9,720 3 568
3,568 $2,641,240 48,000 4,500 7,776
7 776 0 $1,989,108 $652,132
34 50,000 6,750 8,100 2,973 $2,305,981 40,000 4,500 6,480 0 $1,733,320 $572,661
ESP
25 40,000 6,750 6,480 2,378 $1,390,209 32,000 4,500 5,184 0 $1,042,100 $348,109
25 30,000 6,750 4,860 1,784 $1,084,845 24,000 4,500 3,888 0 $809,700 $275,145
25 20,000 6,750 3,240 1,189 $779,480 16,000 4,500 2,592 0 $577,300 $202,180
Exec/Pro
5 90,000 6,750 14,580 5,351 $583,407 72,000 4,500 11,664 0 $440,820 $142,587
5 70,000 6,750 11,340 4,162 $461,261 56,000 4,500 9,072 0 $347,860 $113,401
5 50,000 6,750 8,100 2,973 $339,115 40,000 4,500 6,480 0 $254,900 $84,215
$3,138,874
Assumptions:
(1) Teachers only work 185 days per year (2 QSS teachers work a semester each for a total of 185 days)
(2) District will have to discuss/negotiate allocation of teacher savings due to Master Agreement language for transition employees
(3) Full Implementation reaches 5% of the workforce, it may take a few years to get to full implementation
(4) Does not include the cost to increase other personnel now covering for the FLEX staff working only part of the year (ESP and Exec/Pro only)
(5) Transition Year Program continues but this is not required.
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