Orange County NC Website
1 <br />2 <br />3 <br />4 <br />5 <br />6 <br />7 <br />8 <br />9 <br />10 <br />11 <br />12 <br />13 <br />14 <br />15 <br />16 <br />17 <br />0 <br />Student Enrollment Growth Total $ 2,843,887 <br />School Board Commitments Total $244,164 <br />Continuation Budget Subtotal $6,389,779 <br />CONTINUATION BUDGET SUMMARY <br />18 Continuation Budget Subtotal $6,389,779 <br />19 Less Budget Reallocations: <br />20 Reduction in Summer School (105,000) <br />21 Non - recurring Staff Dev. — CHS 25,000) <br />22 TOTAL CONTINUATION BUDGET $6,259,779 <br />23 <br />Continuation Budget <br />Expansion Budget <br />Current Services <br />• Utility Increases <br />$464,051 <br />• Addt'l Child Nutrition Subsidy <br />87,650 <br />• Other Employee Benefits <br />153,340 <br />• Middle School After School <br />105,000 <br />• Inflationary increase — 3% <br />72,000 <br />Current Services Total <br />$882,041 <br />■ <br />Continuation Budget <br />School Board Commitments <br />• Exp.of Dual Lang. to Middle Sch. <br />$129,273 <br />• First School Program <br />114,891 <br />School Board Commitments Total $244,164 <br />Continuation Budget Subtotal $6,389,779 <br />CONTINUATION BUDGET SUMMARY <br />18 Continuation Budget Subtotal $6,389,779 <br />19 Less Budget Reallocations: <br />20 Reduction in Summer School (105,000) <br />21 Non - recurring Staff Dev. — CHS 25,000) <br />22 TOTAL CONTINUATION BUDGET $6,259,779 <br />23 <br />Expansion Budget <br />24 <br />25 <br />■ <br />Hospital School tutors $ <br />5,000 <br />26 <br />■ <br />Increase K -2 Literacy position to 1.0 <br />7,045 <br />27 <br />■ <br />Employee Wellness Services <br />14,400 <br />28 <br />■ <br />ESL Welcome and Newcomer Centers <br />100,245 <br />29 <br />■ <br />Dual Language instructional materials <br />10,800 <br />30 <br />■ <br />Elem. Math lead teacher (11 mos.) <br />77,300 <br />31 <br />■ <br />Exceptional Children's Curriculum Coord. <br />70,890 <br />32 <br />■ <br />Boomerang Program (expired grant) <br />30,000 <br />33 <br />Serving a growing and increasingly diverse student population <br />34 <br />Increasing <br />special populations <br />35 <br />■ <br />The number of autistic students in the district has nearly tripled in 10 years, from 51 in 1997- <br />36 <br />1998 to 149 in 2007 -2008. <br />