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Joal Broun said she is very thankful for Board of County Commissioners support of their <br /> programs. <br /> 3. Presentation of Orange County Schools Board of Education FY 2019-20 <br /> • FY 2019-20 Operating Budget Presentation and Discussion <br /> • Capital Investment Plan Discussion <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> Based on the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction's projected Average Daily <br /> Membership (ADM) enrollment for FY2019-20, Orange County Schools enrollment would be <br /> 7,388 students, while charter students would be 843, less Out-of-County tuition paid students of <br /> 97, for a total of 8,134 budgeted students. <br /> Orange County Schools is requesting an increase of$2,729,117 in continuation and expansion <br /> funding in FY 2019-20. This would provide a total current expense funding of$36,094,932. This <br /> would equate to an increase in the local per pupil allocation of$273. This requested increase in <br /> the local per pupil allocation for current expenses would increase the per pupil allocation from <br /> $4,165 to $4,438. <br /> Orange County Schools Capital Investment Plan's Manager Recommended projects for <br /> FY2019-20 totals $25,684,911, with a 5-Year total of$55,952,104. <br /> Chair Brenda Stephens said she is very appreciative of the Board's support of funding. <br /> Dr. Todd Wirt thanked the Board for its support, and said he has always appreciated the <br /> professionalism and support given to OCS staff when presenting requests. He said his board <br /> has worked on this budget for months, and he hopes the BOCC will see the good faith efforts <br /> made by OCS to trim where possible, and still provide a great service to the community. He <br /> referred to the focus on training, and said the BOCC questions are very valid. He said race has <br /> a significant impact on the performance of OCS students, and this will be measured through <br /> both quantitative and qualitative data. He said this is a critical juncture of what is being taught, <br /> and how it is being taught, must change dramatically. <br /> Rhonda Rath made the following PowerPoint presentation: <br />