Based on the district's rationale for needing levies, the next one is due in 2012. That's right, we just passed a 7.9 mill levy and the district is bleeding red. Amazing.
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They must reduce costs by $30+ millon over the next three years to stay off the ballot until 2014. The forecast already has eliminated COLAS so they have to eliminate steps for at least 2 years and reduce health care costs by 15% starting in fiscal year 2012 to have a chance. Increase in class size could save some dollars. They also could pick up $6 million if the state budget shifts 2% from taxpayers to employees for pension costs.
2 comments:
They must reduce costs by $30+ millon over the next three years to stay off the ballot until 2014. The forecast already has eliminated COLAS so they have to eliminate steps for at least 2 years and reduce health care costs by 15% starting in fiscal year 2012 to have a chance. Increase in class size could save some dollars. They also could pick up $6 million if the state budget shifts 2% from taxpayers to employees for pension costs.
But will they?
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