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Attachment C <br />H 0 0 L S <br />Date: May 21, 2015 <br />To : Tom Forcella, Superintendent <br />From: Todd LoFrese, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services <br />Re: Budget Update <br />On April 28, 20155 the Board's 2015-16 budget request was presented to the Board of orange <br />County Commissioners. The Board requested an additional $3,539,191 (or $302 per pupil) in <br />revenue to fund state mandates, maintain current services, and support priorities in our strategic <br />plan. <br />This week both the North Carolina house of Representatives' state budget proposal and the <br />County Manager's recommended budget were presented. A review of both recommendations <br />was conducted and items of significance and the associated local impact are briefly discussed <br />below. <br />17 <br />The proposed state budget includes a salary increase for all public school employees. Newer <br />teachers (0 to 4 years of experience) would receive about a 6% increase and all other employees <br />would receive a 2% increase. If enacted, it will require an additional $1.2 million in local dollars <br />to implement this state mandate. This amount is precisely what our local request included. The <br />proposed state budget also establishes required employer matching contributions for state <br />retirement and we anticipate increases in health insurance rates. As proposed, approximately <br />$21 0,000 of additional local dollars will be required. <br />The state budget does restore funding for driver education, and if adopted, would not require <br />additional local dollars to support driver training next year. After nearly 7 years of minimal <br />funding, additional textbook and digital resource funding is part of the state budget (about 50% <br />of 2008 levels). The state budget also maintains teacher assistant funding at 2014 -15 levels, but <br />this would result in a small reduction to our district due to enrollment increases across the state. <br />Transportation funding is also reduced, mostly attributed to lower diesel fuel costs. <br />This week, the County Manager's recommended budget was presented to the County <br />Commissioners, The County Manager's recommended budget included an additional $630,722 <br />($81 per pupil) for our school district. This however, is approximately $2.9 million less than our <br />request. <br />
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