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    Programs & ServicesIntegrated with Chapter 712 Funding Law

    Essential

    Scarborough School Board and City Council

    February 25, 2016

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    Essential Programs and Services

    The New Basis for Determining the Cost of Education

    in its twelfth year since Implemented in FY05-06

    EPS Cost Component Calculations Maines Funding Formulafor Sharing the

    Costs of K-12 Education Between State and Local

    Determine the EPS Defined Cost for each Unit

    Determine the Required Local Share of Those Costs

    The Difference Between the Two is the State Share

    Key Factorsin Scarborough FY2016-17 Subsidy

    The Focus of Tonights Agenda

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    Programs & Services

    Essential

    The Concept:

    Essential Programs and Services is designed to insure

    that all schools have the programs and resources thatare essential for all students to have an equitableopportunity to achieveMaines Learning Results

    The EPS model provides a basis for adequacy andgreater equity in the funding of K-12 educationbecause it is cost driven instead of expenditure driven

    The model is designed to respond to student needs and isbased on years of research and information gleaned fromhigh performing cost effective school units

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    Amount Required (State & Local)to Fund the EPS Model for FY2006

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem AdministrationOperation & MaintenanceSupplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $25,048,334

    $34,024,105State & Local(Pg 5 of ED279)

    100% EPS Model

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem AdministrationOperation & MaintenanceSupplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $25,048,334

    Applying the EPS Model toScarborough FY2017

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    Operating Costs

    Key EPS Operating Cost Components

    Student Demographics(SAU Pupil Counts for PreK-5, 6-8, 9-12and Specialized Student Populations)

    EPS Per Pupil Rate for Each SAU(Per Pupil Amounts Tailored for Each Unit Which ReflectCosts for Personnel, Administration, & Instructional Support)

    Weighted Amounts(Additional Per Pupil Amounts for Limited EnglishProficiency (LEP) and Economically Disadvantaged Pupils)

    Targeted Amounts

    (Additional Per Pupil Amounts for PreK-2 Pupils,Student Assessment, and Technology Resources)

    Other Adjustments(Isolated Small Schools, Declining Enrollments, Adult Education,And Equivalent Instruction)

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    A) PreK-5 6-8 PreK-8 9-12 Total

    1) 1,323.0 + 793.0 = 2,116.0 + 994.0 = 3,110.0

    2) 1,219.0 + 745.0 = 1, 964 .0 + 1, 019 .0 = 2,983.0

    3) 1,271.0 + 769.0 2,040.0 + 1,006.5 3,046.5

    67 % 33 % 100 %

    B)

    + 6 -8 EPS

    FTE

    Student

    to Staff

    + 9-12 EPS

    FTE

    Student

    to Staff

    = EPS FTE

    Total

    Actual FTE

    Total

    = % O f EP S x S AU Dat a in

    EPS Matrix

    = =

    1) + 48.1 (16:1) + 67.1 (15:1) = 190.0 214.6 = 0.89 x 11,435,398 = =

    2) + 2.2 (350:1) + 4.0 (250:1) = 9.8 11.1 = 0.88 x 608,912 = =

    3) + 1.0 (800:1) + 1.3 (800:1) = 3.9 3.0 = 1.30 x 180,097 = =

    4) + 1.0 (800:1) + 1.3 (800:1) = 3.9 5.6 = 0.70 x 313,279 = =

    5) + 7.7 (100:1) + 4.0 (250:1) = 24.4 33.5 = 0.73 x 700,946 = =

    6) + 1.5 (500:1) + 2.0 (500:1) = 6.0 9.0 = 0.67 x 195,896 = =

    7) + 3.8 (200:1) + 5.0 (200:1) = 15.2 15.0 = 1.01 x 514,248 = =

    8) + 2.5 (305:1) + 3.2 (315:1) = 9.9 9.0 = 1.10 x 785,033 = =

    C)

    1) X = =

    2) X = =

    3) X = =

    4) X = =

    D) 9-12

    1) 41 X = =

    2) 506 X = =

    3) 63 X = =

    4) 27 X = =

    5) 121 X = =

    6) 233 X = =

    7) 1275 X = =

    E)

    1) 1.08

    2)

    =Calculated EPS Rates Per Pupil: 7,333 7,748

    Preliminary Enacted Adjustments will be made to these printouts throughout FY 17

    Section 1: Totals 14,959,450 7,798,029

    Divided by Attending Pupils: 2,040.0 1,006.5

    Regional Adjus tment for Staff & Subs titute Salaries Regional Index = 713,816 351,587

    Adjustment for Title I Revenues -109,635 -53,999

    1,283,288

    Other Adjustments:

    Operations & Maintenance 1073 2,040.0 1,006.5 2,188,920

    121,787

    System Administration/Support 233 2,040.0 1,006.5 475,320 234,515

    Co- and Extra-Curricular Student 38 2,040.0 1,006.5 77,520

    63,410

    Instructional Leadership Support 27 2,040.0 1,006.5 55,080 27,176

    Professional Development 63 2,040.0 1,006.5 128,520

    41,267

    Supplies and Equipment 367 2,040.0 1,006.5 748,680 509,289

    Substitute Teachers (1/2 Day) 41 2,040.0 1,006.5 83,640

    39,895

    Other Support Per-Pupil Costs: PreK-8

    Students Secondary Support

    Support

    School Administrators 14.00% 578,569 284,967 81,000

    76,382

    Clerical 29.00% 347,991 171,399 100,917 49,706

    Education & Library Technicians 36.00% 430,770 212,171 155,077

    Benefits

    Benefits

    Teachers , Guidance, Librarians & Health 19.00% 7,481,735 3,685,033 1,421,530 700,156

    Computation of Benefits: Percentage

    Salary Salary

    School Admin. 4.2 (305:1) 863,536 578,569 284,967

    Clerical 6.4 (200:1) 519,390 347,991 171,399

    Library Techs 2.5 (500:1) 131,250 87,937 43,313

    Education Techs 12.7 (100:1) 511,691 342,833 168,858

    Health 1.6 (800:1) 219,295 146,928 72,367

    Librarians 1 .6 (800:1) 234,126 156,864 77,262

    Guidance 3.6 (350:1) 535,843 359,015 176,828

    Teachers 74.8 (17:1) 10,177,504 6,818,928 3,358,576

    Staff Positions

    PreK-5 EPS

    FTE

    Student

    to Staff

    Adjusted EPS

    Salary

    Elementary Salary Secondary Salary

    Average Pupils Calendar Year Average

    Attending Pupils (April 2015)

    Attending Pupils (October 2015)

    Section 1: Computation of EPS RatesAttending Counts:

    2/2/2016

    ED 279 Internal

    STATE OF MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    AUGUSTA 04333STATE CALCULATION FOR FUNDING PUBLIC EDUCATION (PreK-12) REPORT

    ORG ID : 1149 Scarborough Public Schools 2016 - 2017

    Section : 1

    7,333 7,748

    Page 1

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    4YO/PreK K-8 9-12

    0.0 + 2,153.0 + 1,044.0 =

    0.0 + 2,115.0 + 1,036.0 =

    0.0 + 2,109.0 + 1,033.0 =

    0.0 + 2,106.0 + 997.0 =

    0.0 + 2,109.0 + 998.0 =

    0.0 + 1,961.0 + 1,012.0 =

    B)

    Ave.Calendar

    Year Pupils

    0.0 + X =

    2,035.0 + X =

    1,005.0 + X =

    1.6 X =

    0.000 X =2.500 X =

    0.750 X =

    C) (Oct only) Pupils

    0.1550 0.0 X X =

    0.1550 315.4 X X =

    0.1550 155.8 X X =

    0.0 X X =

    31.0 X X =

    4.0 X X =

    D) Pupils

    0.0 X =

    2,035.0 X =

    1,005.0 X =

    0.0 X =

    2,035.0 X =

    1,005.0 X =

    0.0 X 0.10 X =

    601.0 X 0.10 X =

    E)

    =

    =

    =

    X

    =

    Preliminary Enacted Adjustments will be made to these printouts throughout FY 17

    Percentage of EPS Transition Amount: 97.00%

    Adjusted Total Operating Allocation Amount: 24,296,883.69

    2) 9-12 Small School Adjustment 0.00

    Section 2: Operating Allocation Totals 25,048,333.70

    Isolated Small School Adjustment

    1) PreK-8 Small School Adjustment 0.00

    8) K-2 Pupils 7,333 440,713.30

    7) 4YO/PreK Pupils (Oct only) 7,333 0.00

    6) 9-12 Technology Resources 313.00 314,565.00

    5) K-8 Technology Resources 104.00 211,640.00

    4) 4YO/PreK Technology Resources (Oct only) 104.00 0.00

    3) 9-12 Student Assessment 47.00 47,235.00

    2) K-8 Student Assessment 47.00 95,645.00

    1) 4YO/PreK Student Assessment (Oct only) 47.00 0.00

    Targeted Funds Targeted Cost Allocations

    6) 9-12 Limited English Prof. 0.500 7,748 15,496.00

    5) K-8 Limited English Prof. 0.500 7,333 113,661.50

    4) 4YO/PreK Limited English Prof. 0.500 7,333 0.00

    3) 9-12 Disadvantaged @ 0.15 7,748 181,070.76

    2) K-8 Disadvantaged @ 0.15 7,333 346,924.23

    1) 4YO/PreK Disadvantaged @ 0.15 7,333 0.00

    Weighted Counts

    SAU EPS Rates from Weighted Cost Allocations

    7) 9-12 Equiv. Instruction Pupils 7,748 5,811.00

    6) K-8 Equiv. Instruction Pupils 7,333 18,332.505) 4YO/PreK Equiv. Instruction Pupils (Oct only) 7,333 0.00

    4) Adult Education Courses at .1 7,748 12,396.80

    3) 9-12 Pupils 15.00 7,748 7,902,960.00

    2) K-8 Pupils 57.17 7,333 15,341,882.61

    1) 4YO/PreK Pupils (Oct only) 0.00 7,333 0.00

    6) October 2015 2,973.0

    Basic Counts

    Declining

    Enrollment

    SAU EPS Rates from

    Page 1

    Basic Cost Allocations

    4) October 2014 3,103.0

    5) April 2015 3,107.0

    2) October 2013 3,151.0

    3) April 2014 3,142.0

    A) Subsidizable Pupils ( Includes Superintendent Transfers ) Total

    1) April 2013 3,197.0

    2/2/2016

    ED 279 Internal

    STATE OF MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    STATE CALCULATION FOR FUNDING PUBLIC EDUCATION (PreK-12) REPORT

    ORG ID : 1149 Scarborough Public Schools 2016 - 2017

    Section 2: Operatin g Cost Allocations Section : 2Page 2

    25,048,334

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    Operating Costs

    Total Operating Cost Calculation for Scarborough

    Total Population(Basic Counts)Pupils EPS Rate Total Allocation

    PreK-8 Pupils 2035.0 X $7333.00 = $14,922,655.009-12 Pupils 1005.0 X $7748.00 = $7,786,740.00

    $22,709,395.00Weighted Amounts EPS wt.

    Disadvantaged PreK-8 .15 X 315.4 X $7333.00 = $346,924.23

    (@15.50%) 9-12 .15 X 155.8 X $7748.00 = $181,070.76Limited English PreK-8 .50 X 31.0 X $7333.00 = $113,661.50

    9-12 .50 X 4.0 X $7748.00 = $15,496.00

    $657,152.49

    Other Adjustments

    Isolated Small Schools K-8 and/or 9-12 $0.00Declining Enrollment (57.17) PreK -8 and (15.00) 9-12 Students) $535,448.00

    Adult Education Courses & Equivalent Instruction $36,540.30

    Total EPS Operating Allocation $25,048,333.70

    Targeted Funds EPS wt.

    Student Assessment PreK-12 3040.0. X $47.00 = $142,880.00Technology K-8 2035.0 X $104.00 = $211,640.00Technology 9-12 1005.0 X $313.00 = $314,565.00 PreK-2 Pupils .10 X 601.0 X $7333.00 = $440,713.30

    $1,109,798.30

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    Amount Required (State & Local)to Fund the EPS Model for FY2006

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $1,814,576

    5

    Current PracticeContinues

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $1,297,433,357

    73

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    $34,024,105State & Local

    100% EPS Model

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $24,048,334

    Chapter 606B PL2003

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    Applying the EPS Model toScarborough FY2017

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    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Key EPS Cost Components

    Special Education(Weighted Per Pupil Amounts for each Special EducationStudent Plus Adjustments for High Cost In-District and Outof District Placements)

    Transportation

    (Costs for Transportation Based on the Pupil Density or MilesDriven Whichever is Greater and Other Adjustments)

    Career & Technical Education(An Allocation for Career & Technical Education ProgramsBased on Prior Year Expenses)

    Gifted & Talented Programs(An Allocation for Gifted & Talented Programs Based on PriorYear Approved Expenses)

    Teacher Retirement Normal Costs(An Allocation for Teacher Retirement Normal Costs(3.26% of Estimated FY16-17 Salaries for Eligible Staff)

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    A)

    Base Year

    Expenditure

    1) 289,750.26 X

    2) 344,166.62 X

    3) X

    4) X

    5) X

    B)

    C)

    1)

    2)

    SEction 3 : Total Combined Allocations (Page 2 Adjusted Total plus Other Subsidizableplus Debt Service) = 33,272,654.50

    Preliminary Enacted Adjustments will be made to these printouts throughout FY 17

    Total Debt Service Allocation = 0.00

    4) Approved Lease Purchase for 2015 - 16 for Scarborough Public Schools 0.00

    3) Approved Lease for 2015 - 16 Scarborough Public Schools 0.00

    Total Debt Service Principal & Interest Payments

    TotalTown / District Payment Date Name of Project Principal Interest

    Total Adjusted Operating Allocation (Page2 ) plus Total other Subsidizable Costsplus Teacher Retirement = 33,272,654.50

    Debt Service Allocations

    Teacher Retirement Amount (Normalized Cost) 752,579.98

    Total Other Subsidizable Costs = 8,223,190.83

    Approved Bus Payments for 2015 - 2016 = 0.00

    Transportation Operating - EPS Allocation = 1,367,170.28

    Special Education - EPS Allocation = 6,211,961.00

    Career & Technical Education Expenditures from 2014 - 2015 101.60% = 349,673.29

    Gifted & Talented Expenditures from 2014 - 2015 101.60% = 294,386.26

    Inflation

    Adjustment

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    2/2/2016

    ED 279 Internal

    STATE OF MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    STATE CALCULATION FOR FUNDING PUBLIC EDUCATION (PreK-12) REPORT

    ORG ID : 1149 Scarborough Public Schools 2016 - 2017

    Section 3: Other Allocations Section : 3

    Other Subsidizable Costs Including Teacher Retirement Normal Costs $8,975,771

    Page 3

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    $34,024,105State & Local

    100% EPS ModelAdditional Local CommitmentIncluding Local Debt Service

    Additional Local

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & Talented

    $1,585,606

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    Applying the EPS Model toScarboroughFY2017

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & MaintenanceSupplies & Equipment

    Other Instructional Support

    $25,048,334

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    Insured Value Factor IVF

    $0

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    A)

    Base Year

    Expenditure

    1) 289,750.26 X

    2) 344,166.62 X

    3) X

    4) X

    5) X

    B)

    C)

    1)

    2)

    SEction 3 : Total Combined Allocations (Page 2 Adjusted Total plus Other Subsidizableplus Debt Service) = 33,272,654.50

    Preliminary Enacted Adjustments will be made to these printouts throughout FY 17

    Total Debt Service Allocation = 0.00

    4) Approved Lease Purchase for 2015 - 16 for Scarborough Public Schools 0.00

    3) Approved Lease for 2015 - 16 Scarborough Public Schools 0.00

    Total Debt Service Principal & Interest Payments

    TotalTown / District Payment Date Name of Project Principal Interest

    Total Adjusted Operating Allocation (Page2 ) plus Total other Subsidizable Costsplus Teacher Retirement = 33,272,654.50

    Debt Service Allocations

    Teacher Retirement Amount (Normalized Cost) 752,579.98

    Total Other Subsidizable Costs = 8,223,190.83

    Approved Bus Payments for 2015 - 2016 = 0.00

    Transportation Operating - EPS Allocation = 1,367,170.28

    Special Education - EPS Allocation = 6,211,961.00

    Career & Technical Education Expenditures from 2014 - 2015 101.60% = 349,673.29

    Gifted & Talented Expenditures from 2014 - 2015 101.60% = 294,386.26

    Inflation

    Adjustment

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    2/2/2016

    ED 279 Internal

    STATE OF MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    STATE CALCULATION FOR FUNDING PUBLIC EDUCATION (PreK-12) REPORT

    ORG ID : 1149 Scarborough Public Schools 2016 - 2017

    Section 3: Other Allocations Section : 3

    Page 3

    0.00

    Total Debt Service AllocationMiddle School Debt Paid Off No Payment Due - No Allocation

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    $34,024,105State & Local

    100% EPS ModelAdditional Local CommitmentIncluding Local Debt Service

    Additional Local

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $25,048,334

    $33,272,655State & Local

    97% EPS Model

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    $33,272,655State & Local

    Pg 3 of ED279

    97% EPS Model

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    No Reduction

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $24,296,884

    Reduced to 97% of Total

    Applying Chapter 712 EPS Phase-in toScarboroughFY2017

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    Limits the Local Share of All EPS Defined EducationCosts to 8.44 Mills or Less for FY2016-17

    Established a New Method of Distribution for the

    State Share of Education Funding

    Ensures That a Municipality, Single or Part of anSAU Will Not Be Required to Raise More Than 8.44Mills of State Valuation for Their Share of EPS DefinedCosts for FY2016-17

    State Share Becomes the Difference Between theEPS Defined Costs and Required Local ShareEstablished by the 8.44 Mill Rate Expectation

    Maines New Funding Formula

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    $23,922,525State & Local

    100% EPS Model Additional Local FundsExcluding Local Only Debt

    Additional Local

    $

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $3,613,050

    $33,272,655State & Local

    97% EPS Model

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $298,998

    5

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & Talented

    $1,851,923

    19

    Debt Service

    Major Capital Construction DebtTemporary Lease SpaceLease Purchase Conversions

    $0

    Current PracticeContinues

    Other Subsidizable Costs

    Special EducationTransportationVocational EducationGifted & TalentedTeacher Retirement Normal Costs

    $8,975,771

    No Reduction

    Operating Costs

    Salary and BenefitsSystem Administration

    Operation & Maintenance

    Supplies & EquipmentOther Instructional Support

    $24,296,884

    Reduced to 97% of Total

    Applying Chapter 712 State Local Share toScarborough

    $33,272,655State & Local

    Local Share = Up to 8.44 Mills.00844 X State Certified Valuation

    (Average 2013, 2014, 2015)

    .00844 X $3,576,416,667 = $30,184,957Page 4 ED279

    97% EPS Model

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    Scarborough FY2016-17

    Key Factors Affecting Scarborough Subsidy

    Student Enrollment Decline(Enrollment has a direct affect on allocation and thus subsidy.Scarboroughs enrollment for 2006-17 decreased by 82.5 andby nearly 300 in the last five years. These decreases aremoderated by the declining enrollment adjustment but the

    reduction in total allocation is still significant.

    State Certified Valuation Increase(Scarboroughs State Certified Valuation increased for theFY2016-17 calculations by 0.6%. The State overall decreasedby 0.6%. Higher value higher local required contribution.

    State Supported Debt Paid Off Scarborough MS(An Allocation is provided for State supported Major CapitalConstruction Project Debt. The final payment of the 20 yeardebt was made in the Fall 2015. No payment due in FY2016-17therefore no allocation and no subsidy provided)

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    Additional Local Funds $3,410,634

    Local Only Debt $5,118,437

    Total Additional Local $8,529,071

    Pupil Count (Page 2) 3,040.0 3,122.5 -82.5

    State Share $3,087,698 $4,645,179 -$1,557,481

    EPS Total Reqd Local = State Share

    Required Local Share (Page 4) .00844 .00823

    (by 8.44 Mills FY2017 8.23 Mills FY2016 $30,184,957 $29,130,637 +$1,054,320

    State Valuat ion (2013,14,15 Av g.) $3,576,416,667 $3,539,566,667 +0.6%

    State - 0.6%

    Total EPS Allocation

    Total EPS Allocation/Cost - State/Local Share

    Total EPS Allocation $33,272,655 $33,775,812 -$503,157

    Scarborough

    97% Model

    Total Assessment $37,659,708

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    2016-17 2015-16

    Ed ti F di L I l t ti

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    K-12EDUCA

    TION

    COSTS

    TO

    TAL(BILLIONS)

    .8

    1.0

    1.2

    .6

    .4

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    Education Funding Law Implementation

    .2

    2.0

    2.2

    55.0%State Share

    52.86%State Share

    (of 100% EPS)

    $1,057,543,489

    55.0%State Share

    52.86%State Share

    $918,276,8506.69 Mills

    $1,882,146,23697%EPS

    $864,544,9106.79 Mills

    $1,860,836,514

    $1,821,026,402

    97%EPS

    49.52%State Share

    (of 100% EPS)

    J.E. Rier2-15-16

    $956,481,491$909,273,269

    $983,528,141

    $1,069,805,612

    $972,379,8136.96 Mills

    $2,047,310,647

    $888,752,379

    55.0%State Share

    $1,931,219,348

    97%EPS

    $2,033,615,764

    $895,071,007

    44.90%State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/o retirement)

    $1,043,692,8667.80 Mills

    97%EPS

    $1,951,343,629

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    $2,145,535,336 $2,170,848,189

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    $1,061,345,227

    49.47%w/retirement

    49.35%w/retirement

    $1,180,044,435 $1,193,966,504

    $1,085,279,230

    $1,992,465,619

    $2,235,806,906

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    97%EPS

    $2,034,388,722

    $2,203,903,764

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    100%EPSw/normal retirement

    $942,295,406

    46.32%State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/normal cost

    retirement)

    50.44%w/all retirement

    $931,384,134$952,269,385 45.05%

    State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/o retirement)

    $872,625,022

    $1,903,763,94797%EPS

    55.0%State Share

    $1,042,466,9697.50 Mills

    $1,922,806,343

    $2,020,779,966

    FY2016-17 Enacted Budget

    State / Local Share

    $1,945,103,114

    47.80%

    State Share(of 100% EPS)

    Total Expenditures (less Local Only Debt Including ARRA)

    $1,972,942,488

    $2,028,059,386

    Local Share $

    $1,072,762,5088.10 Mills

    45.84%State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/normal cost

    retirement)

    $943,846,108

    50.13%w/all retirement

    $1,120,789,831

    $2,016,608,616

    $2,058,863,183

    100%EPSw/normal retirement

    $2,066,097,455

    $1,993,219,722

    FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17

    Enacted FY2014 & FY2015, Enacted FY2016 & FY2017

    97%EPS

    $2,259,330,031

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    $2,111,491,877

    100%EPSw/normal retirement

    $2,068,905,830

    97%EPS

    46.51%State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/normal cost

    retirement)

    $1,111,810,448

    State Share $Funding Level Required by LD-1 Enacted 2005

    State Stabilization Fund Overlay ARRA FY12 thru FY16 & FY17 w/all teacher retirement

    100% of EPS Model CostsFY12 thru FY16 & FY17 w/ all teacher retirement, health, Life

    $1,050,170,2137.86 Mills

    $1,085,258,6358.23 Mills

    $1,131,485,349

    $983,647,195

    50.08%w/all retirement

    100%EPSw/all retirement

    $2,280,280,872

    $2,123,295,383

    100%EPSw/normal retirement

    $2,081,115,682

    97%EPS

    50.12%w/all retirement

    $1,142,971,004

    $985,916,515

    46.43%State Share

    (of 100% EPSw/normal cost

    retirement)

    $1,095,154,1678.44 Mills