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28 <br /> Slide #10 <br /> SCHOOLCONTINUATION ESTIMATES <br /> Cost to the County Depends on Continuation Target a nd R esu Iti rig Per <br /> Pupil Amount <br /> rrmher of FirdeN Sltiderds <br /> -YM2.2-m 11 Lff*er of F-4nded 5u., om FY202Z-23 9- <br /> •d+w10nal Pie+P41DA _ Fr7 _ 9O.PV.Gd PO PUpl1 <br /> Fun died Stu 0157 is B 0 Fended Nuderat <br /> Nr F+upil 2 �R"lehNr.PNuAd�dFir� p6,a54 dordFurxh <br /> � I <br /> T{it lw Ni Flrmbeie.M1L 44tl �iL5,�17 11yuI NtN+Fialmthe t:F <br /> ORANGE C V11i <br /> L'UKn 1 CAW)-].INA <br /> Travis Myren said this table explains the difference needed in funding to meet the <br /> continuation budget of each school system and keep the per pupil funding equal between the two. <br /> Bonnie Hammersley said when she and budget staff anticipated the continuation budget <br /> requests to be more similar to previous years, they thought the best strategy would be to fund <br /> OCS's continuation budget fully because CHCCS has the benefit of the district tax. However, <br /> since the numbers came in so differently than expected, she said the county is in a bind, and so <br /> is CHCCS because they are in a structural deficit. <br /> Commissioner Hamilton said part of this issue is the special district tax. <br />