2017-2018 Budget Priorities 2 The Process Principals and Directors develop preliminary budget documents with reminder of mandates/priorities50 N. Lark, Newcomer, ALC, Academic Plan Analysis of the data conducted by Cabinet and clarification sought, as needed Requests reviewed with all principals/directors Academic Plan items identified and included in the 2017-2018 Enhanced Academic Plan 3 The Themes P-2 Literacy Social-Emotional Needs College & Career Readiness Administrative Support for Instructional Leadership Safety & Security NOTE: Social-Emotional--Alternative Learning Center & Newcomer (Separate proposals) 4 Theme 1P-2 Literacy
Pre-K Incremental Increase ($250,000)
Teacher Assistants for K-1 classrooms ($192,800) Elementary STEM Supervisor ($136,000) Additional reading teachers based on data ($164,000) 5 Theme 2Social-Emotional Support
Social-Emotionalto provide on-the-ground services at
the building level Behavior Specialists Social Worker ($123,000) Psychologists ($164,000) Culturally Responsive Education (CRE)Three cohorts trained (~120); Cohort 4 will begin in March; planning for next year ongoing 6 Theme 3College & Career Readiness AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination)- ($182,000) Academic Intervention Servicesconsistent plan across middle schools ($246,000) 7 Theme 4Administrative Support for Instructional Leadership Assistant PrincipalASH ($48400) Home-School CoordinatorSchuyler ($82,000) Testing Coordinator/Instructional Supervisor ($136,000) Fine Arts Supervisor ($85,200) 8 Theme 5Safety & Security
Hall Monitorsprovide late
day/night supervision, peak/lunch support; reflective of enrollment growth ($158,400) 9 Budget Option A and Option B Option A--$2,131,800Includes all items described in the Enhanced Academic Plan and outlined on the Excel spreadsheet. Option A with Community Schools Funding-- $1,348,800 Option B--$1,344,200--This option is reflective of reductions from the Option A budget. Option B with Community Schools Funding-- $561,200 10 QUESTIONS