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Town Meeting APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE 2018 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
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APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE-ATM 2018 <br /> Salaries and Wages <br /> Salaries and wages make up 84% of the FY2019 request. The increase of 5.51% over FY 2018 is attribut- <br /> ed to salary increases for existing staff and the addition of 26.35 full-time equivalent(FTE) employees. <br /> The FY2019 budget includes funding for anticipated bargaining unit increases as well as increases for <br /> non-union positions. This covers both step increases and cost of living adjustments (COLA). The current <br /> status of collective bargaining agreements and corresponding expiration dates can be found in the Brown <br /> Book on page III-11. <br /> The salaries for the additional 26.35 FTEs are expected to have a total cost of$1,906,112. In addition, to <br /> cover health insurance, Medicare, and workers' compensation for the new positions, $443,025 has been <br /> added to the Shared Expenses portion of the operating budget,which is outside of the LPS budget. <br /> The additional 26.35 FTE positions address the needs associated with the projected K-12 enrollment in- <br /> crease of 152 students, an increase of 2.12%. <br /> Expenses <br /> Expenses make up 16% of the FY2019 request. This 10.95% increase over FY 2018 is driven mostly by <br /> increases in out-of-district tuition and special education transportation, which account for 91% of the in- <br /> crease. <br /> Line Program FY2017 FY2018 FY2018 FY2019 Change <br /> # Actual Budget Budget Request Change <br /> (approved by (adj) <br /> ATM) <br /> 41 Tuition $5,027,778 $5,820,047 $5,820,047 $7,037,180 $1,217,133 20.91% <br /> (out-of-district) <br /> 42 Transportation: $1,636,793 $1,728,591 $1,728,591 $2,064,920 $336,329 19.46% <br /> Special Education <br /> (Source: Gray Book, January 29, 2018, Expenses,p. 4) <br /> School Enrollment <br /> The student population that the district serves includes the following categories: <br /> • PreK In-district (including special education and tuition paying general education stu- <br /> dents); <br /> • K-12 In-district general education and special education(including METCO); <br /> • PreK-22 Out-of-district placement. <br /> This table shows the breakdown of the student population as of October 1, 2017. <br /> Total In-District enrollment includes: <br /> Total In- METCO Out-of-District Spe- <br /> District En- In-District Spe- METCO SPED En- cial Education En- <br /> rollment cial Education Enrollment rollment rollment <br /> Pre-K 71 27 0 0 1 <br /> K-5 3150 366 109 14 11 <br /> 6-8 1813 246 56 19 17 <br /> 9-12 2212 231 54 14 74 <br /> Total 7246 870 219 47 103 <br /> 10 <br />
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