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Title: Open Board Meeting Preliminary 200809 Operating Budget Update


1
Open Board MeetingPreliminary 2008/09 Operating
Budget Up-date
  • Dec. 9/08
  • City Hall

2
Agenda
  • Summary of 2007/08 Financial Results
  • Projected Budget Shortfall for 2008/09
  • Review of Guiding Principles for Making Decisions
    about Fiscal Restraint
  • Proposed Action Plan for balance of 2008/09
  • Proposed Action Plan for 2009/10 beyond

3
Summary of 07/08 Financial Results
  • Total Appropriated Surplus 765,552
  • Unspent department and school funds from 2007/08
  • Net Operating Deficit lt632,292gt
  • Overspent department and school budgets in
    2007/08
  • Net Surplus of 133,260 as at Jun.30/08
  • As per Statement 1 of our 2007/08 Final Financial
    Statements

4
Analysis of 2007/08 Operating Deficit
  • This Operating Deficit resulted from
  • One time surpluses totaling 14,000
  • On-going costs totaling lt646,000gt
  • For a total operating deficit of lt632,000gt in
    2007/08

5
Sept.30/08 Enrollment
  • Regular school K-12 enrollment down by 6.3125
    FTE
  • Alternative Learning Centre school-aged
    enrollment down by 12.0635 FTE
  • AccessNW (a new Distributed Learning program)
    enrollment up by 36.875 FTE
  • Overall K-12 enrollment up by 18.499 FTE
  • Adult ALC up by 4.985 FTE
  • Overall, enrollment is strong and increasing
    slightly.
  • FTE Full Time Equivalent

6
Unique Student Needs
  • ESL up by 1.0 FTE
  • Aboriginal up by 7.5 FTE
  • Level 1 Sp Ed down by 1.0 FTE
  • Level 2 Sp Ed up by 1.0 FTE
  • Level 3 Sp Ed down by 2.0 FTE
  • FTE Full Time Equivalent

7
Unique Geographic Factor Funding
  • The Unique Geographic Factor (UGF) is a grant
    provided for by the Ministry of Education. There
    are 6 types of UGF grants.
  • Effective for 2008/09, we are no longer receiving
    the Enrollment Capacity UGF totaling 1,012,000
    that we received in 07/08.
  • Therefore, our school district is receiving over
    a million dollars less each year than it used to
    from this one particular grant.

8
One Time versus On-Going Costs
  • One Time costs are those costs that only impact
    a single year (e.g., the purchase of a new
    maintenance vehicle).
  • On-going costs are those costs which occur each
    and every year (e.g., staffing, or leasing costs).

9
Projected 2008/09 Shortfall
  • Made up of the following
  • 2007/08 Operating Deficit 632,000
  • 2008/09 On-going structural deficits brought
    forward from 2007/08 646,000
  • Projected Prior Year Surplus (not available to
    us) 315,000
  • Sub-Total 1,593,000

10
Projected 2008/09 Shortfall
  • In addition, some new/emergent items were not
    included in the 2008/09 Preliminary Operating
    Budget (approved June, 2008)
  • 176,000 in one time costs (e.g. Student
    Information System)
  • 254,000 in on-going costs (e.g., additional
    substitute costs, school fees, Bill 33 teachers,
    etc.)
  • 430,000 in Total
  • Total Estimated Shortfall
  • 1,593,000 430,000 2,023,000

11
Projected 2008/09 Shortfall
  • Therefore, the district is currently projecting a
    total shortfall of about 2,023,000 for the
    2008/09 school year due to a current operating
    deficit and a structural deficit.

12
2007/08 Operating Budget
  • Total Salaries Fringe Benefits 87

13
2007/08 Services Supplies
  • Total Variable Costs 4.75 million (68)
  • Total Fixed Costs 2.2 million (32)

14
Guiding Principles for Making Decisions about
Fiscal Restraint
  • Attend to Needs before Wants
  • Attend to Students before Staff
  • Preserve Staff before additional supplies (i.e.,
    Staff before Stuff)
  • Equity Across the District
  • Balance between educationally sound fiscally
    responsible
  • Set up a district contingency, if possible

15
Budget Theme for 2008/09
  • One time measures for balancing the budget in
    2008/09
  • Structural changes for 2009/10 beyond
  • New Reality
  • Continued funding pressures (eg Bill 33, Carbon
    Tax, inflation, etc.)
  • World/Canada/BC facing a potential recession
  • Increased utility costs (gas, electricity, water)

16
Proposed Action Plan for 2008/09
  • Reduce district budgets 1,145,000
  • Reduce school budgets 838,000
  • Recovery of costs from non-school district
    entities 40,000
  • Total Targeted Savings 2,023,000

17
Structural Review
  • A process will begin in January, 2009 to
    undertake a detailed structural review of the
    district.
  • The process will involve consultation with the
    major stakeholders (e.g., DPAC, PACs, unions,
    NWPVPA, students, etc.).
  • This process is intended to deal with our
    structural deficit for 2009/10 beyond.

18
Timeline
  • Dec. 9/08 Board Inaugural Meeting
  • Dec. 9/08 Special Open Board Meeting to discuss
    Preliminary 2008/09 Operating Budget and the
    proposed action plan
  • Dec. 16/08 Regularly Scheduled Open Board Meeting
    to accept the proposed action plan
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