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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 05-31-1978 i m�D Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools PROPOSED CAPITAL OUTLAY BUDGET 1973--79 Amount Cumulative Total Completion of Bond Pro ects General Contract for Retro-Fitting for Energy Efficiency at (3) Elementary Schools, in ludes storage tanks $130,500.00 $130,600.00 Warehouse Facility Security Gate 1 ,650.00 132,150.00 Lincoln Center Renovation General Con;Tact 140,198,00 .272,34€1.00 Additional carpentry Work 5,000.00 277,348.00 Folding Par ition for Conference Room 60000.00 283,348.00 Frank Porter Graham Multi-Purpose Center (in priority truvers der) Mechanical 7,200.00 290,548.00 Stage Curtains 2,700.00 293,248.00 Basketball als (2) 2950788.00 Loft 7 2,340.00 298128.00 Physical Education Equipment 3,000.00 301,128.00 Guy B. Philli�s Auditorium (in priority order) Curtains ) 4,663.00 $05,791.00 Sound Syste ) 2,159.00 307,950.00 Projection Preen) 652.00 3089602.00 Security Gale 3,000.00 311 ,602.00 Public Address and Clock System 731.00 3122,333.00 Carpet 1 ,438.00 313,771.00 LESS: Lincoln enter $140,198.00 6,000.00 F� P. Gr harp 2,000.00 Guy S. P illips 2,000.00 Tota�1: Completion of Bond Projects $163,573.00 SYSTEM-WIDE NEEDS: Vehicles Vhi ntenance V hicl es (2) 133,000.00 l 3,000.00 Tractor (1 ) 4,000.00 17,000.00 Dump Truck 8,700.00 259700.00 4-2G-78 1 -2- Amount Cumulative Total General Al1oc tions &Z�AX_�' & Computer pure ase (Payment postponed to next budget year) Per-Pupil All cations for Furniture Replacement $ 15,000.00 $ 40,700.00 Per-Pupil Allocations for Instructional Equipment 8,120. 0 48,820.00 Uniforms for Viand 5,000.00 53,820.00 Film Equipment 2,000.00 55,820.00 Cafeteria Equ(ipzment 5,000.00 60,820.00 General Furniture Allocation 10,000.00 70,820.00 Printing Equippment-Lincoln Center 7,000.00 77,820.;70 Cafeteria Furniture Replacement (CHITS) 12,000.00 89,820.00 Vocal ilusic Equipment 880.00 90;700.00 Instrumental Music Equipment 14,000.00 1045700.00 Replacement o I ' Instructional Typewriters and Sewing 4achines 5,440.00 110,140.00 Art Equipment� (All Schools) 5,000.OU 115,140.00 Athletic Equi anent (3rd Year) 25 ,587.00 140,727.00 Physical Eduction Equipment (All Schools) 4,500.00 145,227.00 Custodial Equipment 4.,000.00 149,227.00 Cafeteria Equipment 4,000.00 153,227.00 Maintenance Equipment 12,800.00 166,027.00 Maintenance C rmmunication System 4,000.00 170,027.00 Total r- 1 70,, Contingency (Total ) $ 30,000.00 $ 30,000.00 RE;LOVATI ONS y ALTERAJIONS, CONSTRUCTI OR AND RECONSTRUCTI0'N BY SCHOOLS CARR6C'ftO ELD 0TARY SCHOOL. � Public AddSysterm to mobile unit $ 400.00 $ 400.00 CHAPEL HILL S NIOR HIGH SCHOOL Construction f e-le-Guidance Offices (former Art Rooms) 24,000.00 24,400.00 Modification f Science Rooms to create one additional Science Lab 21 ,000.00 45,400.00 Gate across roadway between student parking lotIP at the top of the hill leading to athletic fields 800.00 46,200.00 Paving of Bus Parking Lot 9;000.00 55,200.00 Two-way commu ication system (main to A ldg.) 5,0010.00 60,200.00 -3- ESTES HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Place permanent fence at ottom of bank $ 2,000.00 $ 62,200.00 GLEI�WOOD ELE��IENTRRY SCHOOL Storage area ext to boiler room 11800.00 64,000.00 Glenwood Play Field 5,000.00 69;000.00 GUY B. PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Renavat on of lie is Center 15,000.00 84,000.00 Modification of intercom system to have call-back opacity 2,400.00 86,400.00 Total Individual Schools $ 86,400.00 Su_mmary: Cap, tal Outlay N Construction Bond Program) $163,573.00 - System-wide N eds :,.. -C 170,027.00 Individual Building Modifications 86,400.00 Contingency 30,000.00 Total $450,000.00 HIJL~cMMWW CITY SLHOOM POSED CtRREW EXPENSE BTU3 ET FOR 1978-79 Me prgprc�posed current ease budget presented to the Orange Ommt r Ccnnissiorers is the result of extensity discass= s and reviews i.rmolvi.ng teachers, ladni.nistrators, P.T.A. leaders, and the Board of Fducati.cn. It does ndt include all of the proposals of these various groups. Rather, it reflects those areas which have withstood careftal review and evaluation by all of the groups involved in the pass of snaking the difficult dices mcessary to produce a reasonable budget Est. This "sal calLS for an increase in the county per capita funds in the attaeitmt of $300,524.94, or an increase of $65.00 per pupil., from $353.00 to $418.00 per pupil. This ins incorporates the loss of 131 pupils in the Per Capita pa.ctribution for Cutapel. Hill. The proposal also calls for an increase of the special school district tax frart 25.5 to 29�. Art appraised valuation of $513,000,000 and a 95% collection rate was used tb project revenue. The basic of cont2nu3 ng prog'17Eus have been carefully reviewed by the staff and mod'fications as adjun-tmants have been proposed in several areas as a result of this evaluative process. The must significant increased dollar sts within the basic Pram category are the following: (1-) an n�se in the base Sal.axy of locally paid employees by 5%, and (2) an ' in the nuTber of locally paid teachers as a result of the lack of grcwth in the rnumber of pupils. The N. C. Legislature has not yet set a percentage incre fO2° salaries of state ennployees. The preposed p�xc+entage for loom employees (5%) will. be adjuster to reflect. the Sam percentage increase as t e state provides when that action is taken. (Should a 6% isa.lary increase be approved by the N. C. Legislature an additional $23,QOO would be rid) . It is imperative that locally paid enplayees and state paid mpl_oyees remain on the same salary schedule. The nurrbex I of state allocated tears for 1978-?9 is projected at 5 less than the c4rreZt year because the ctaxxent year's allot nent'anus based upon antici.p" grcwth which dial not occur. The fonmla will adjust itself neat 'year, e<'tin9 the reducticm in state teaching positions. The *t creased funds required to maintain n the basic program total. $182$027.0 " This a=Lmt is Fvaeded to ouver the increased costs described above. The ac�, or izraroved program inalu3ed in the proposed gent ex pease buddc t reflect essentially seven major emphases. The anticipated exist; of se iTl roven>Cnts is $289,070.38. 5--15x-78 � i �2- �np t of Mdntenance sen-ices. Staffing for mint, .c services has not kept pace with the expansion of physical facilities. At the same tim, continuing requests are being made for th� provision of expanded services. In an effort to protect the present fac lities, a systematic preventative maimbe-n noe program is needed. The follrxring 5 1/2 positions are proposed to mwztaixx present services; one plumber, one beating-air corAituxAng Vic, two painters, one and ca-be-half grounds persons. Two and one-half positions are included to ine- prove sexv:k;es: One grounds person and me carpenter. Cne-bal.f clerical position i,s included to maintain proper records and to manage, the preven- tative main t program. The anticipated cost for this inprov t is $79,484.16. 2. Expansion of PaTedia.l Proqram. This �rovement goal has three major cxarg meats. The first of the is to provide raTedial support for students in serious behavior and tic difficult-Y 4t the ;junior high level. The .second is to establish swirer school programs for 300 elementary pupils who are not achieY IjV9 acadei cally as they shoLd and to provide summer school programs for high school pupils who need adLtional help to be suo essful in the high sdml competency tests. The third aped is to provide br n additional reading teachers at the Secondary s Y al .l 1. Federal funds, lxywever, will support this cost. The axn i cipated. cost for this improvement is $64,550-00. 3. Services for children with special mss. Aa 2� I CA-6""t- Three w program areas are proposed. They are (axle vic es for emL-i.onally handicapped pupils, (b) services for children who are severely hearing irmpeired, and (c) services for Gifted and Talented Children at the Jtnior High level.. In addition, thirty per-cent of a psychologist position will be addke� using federal f 4s. The an `cipated cost for this i.njrw'emsnt is $59,436.00. sla nt of the Aide rat. r �� The sch--ol 4 Ccmtanu l�v . system has been ncving for several years toward the provision of 1Mre aids to assist teachers. The anticipated cost for this jinprovenent is $34,719.63. 5. 'leacher �S`appwenent. The budget proposal includes a 5% increase in the supplement schedule. This would eflect the same increase prca3ected for bay salaries. The an ipated cost for this improvement is $15,000.00. { i -3- 6. Taxtbook# and S lies. TWO ar I s which need constant attention are the provisicn of -text s for all pup:L s in all courses, and the inclusion of at least modest funding to halp cave i the rising cost of instructional supplies. The anticipated oust for this ir.-prCvere, .nt is $16,589.59. 7. Correc•ticns, Mxlificaticr.s or D7prov nts in Various Cpera.tirtg Costs. A nu� of operating cast changes have been included either to accamx)datee �ihanged operations uuthin the system. or to correct inequities in the currrtt year's budget. These are as follows: one warehmsmean, ti~1 tze stem for Lincoln Center,, increases cast of a ear open at, e�cpenses, cl ges in athletic supplement schedule and march'i n ,supple- ment for the senior high, and the expenses of travel pezformed by principals in carrying out their assigned duties. The anti ipated cost for this ixnpr'ovement is $19,291.00. The above :Lrrprovements, which total $269,070.38 in cost., were taken frca more than $900,00M0 z proposals before the Board of Education. The proposals not ircluded were all, wit-kin 'themselves, most worthwhile, but were not iIlonsidered so critical as those that were included_ It is U-te goal of the Chapel. Hill-Carrboro Board of Education to prc rv'd'- the bit pOssibl.e public school education for the children of the ca wwni..ty� The requested addi.ticnal funds proposed in this budget. represent xegUireulents necessary to move foward. SUM V.QW OF CURRENT EXYMBE 13UDG 'T Mai ratan of :plant Addition of 8 Positions 79,484.16 Special. Txwtn tcti.ona.l Program Teach,:, (2) for &ntionally Harz cam Childr_rm and Materials 27,776.00 Teacher (112) for Hearing ,Inpaired Oiildrean, 6,160.E30 Frngram for Gifted and Talented Chi dren at the imUor high I,e-del (2) 25,500.00 Rwju ar Ins Program iai �zm at the Junior High Level. 42,750.00 (Approx 4 positions teams, aides) Elenmt: Sir school 19,800.00 0 Senior Hi4h SLm—r School 2,€300.00 Aides (approx. 6 ) 34,719.63 xncre,ase in teaches supplements to parallel the State lncwease (5%) 15,000.00 IOM1 Fins for Textbooks 1.3,400.00 ?nstructi6al. Suppl.i es Tn eaae 3,188.59 Internal. Services Wa rUsewn (1) B,501.00 C.a- icular :�nstruc icanal Programs Athletic [operating Costs InccreazA Change in athleta.c s 1,50 .00 upplent schedule for Senior High 2,2077.00 C u-Me in supplement for marching band director 288.00 Office of the Itincipal ltinear±t Travel, for Principals 2,000.00 Operation of P2ant Mange in i nc*jn Center. Te1jqpjx� System 4,694.00 Psychological ces Addition r .3 of a psychologist (Federally nmdec� 0 TOML IMPROIEMOM FOR 78.79 $289,070.38 5/15/78 Ho-spi X41 78-- 77 w/Y-/7 adClOeL P"-P�j"arnls 7Y El �MTA JR. KIM HICH SCHOOL UNIT TaDE CENMAL Or---ICE ='A al CA- Classrom nrgarten iba,ding /13i I 13 a%ceptional — il?o LD 7]5-, Sal a _7 70 S-peech Hat,* Handi- caixw�d K . - --------- 0 (-�ccupationa- 1 P. Driver F-d. ,,rj6,&aI music 51- Instnmiental Msic 6 hLrt Physical Ed. 41 S I i s t Al.dul C"t'Aina6v lcy;n-school r r or !:-ccpticnal Ch. 1)xf-'umi.tv school ""IETH OT"ace St. U I Lzu:a I Arts Von MIN =: BMA xx-IN OF TEACH 78-•79 BUDM-T WI%ji ADDED PRDGRAMS I MAL FED. VOC. SITE TOTAL FUNDS FUNDS EDUC. IMME3. cu SSA TEACHERS 1 9.5167 68.50 218.0167 GUIEVUNC=EE COUNSEMPS 1fl.8000 2.3068 .8932 X4.0000 xINDEZ�AKrFN I2.ofloa 1.0000 �� .aflao PRxNCIpAr.,S �.o.flooa 10.0000 ASSISTAW PRINCIPALS 4.50 4.50 DIRECTOR CF TRANSPORT_P,TlQN .50 .50 PRINTING .3500 .3500 HELPING TEACHER 1-0000 1.0000 VOC. EDUW, TEACHERS 4.3333 1.6667 15.4500 21.4500 MVERS EDU'C. TEACHERS 2.0000 2,0000 DANCE TEACHER 0 a VOCAL MUSIC; 4.5000 .5000 5.00 TNSTRUMiM MUSIC 3.2352 2.2648 5.5000 PHYSICAL EDUC. 2.3730 2.1270 4.5000 1MRAMNS 9 0000 2.0000 11.0000 ART TFACTUM 2.0000 1.4047 3.4047 TEACHERS OF 1',MT2 HANDI. CAPPED 3 0000 3.0000 2.000[# 8.0000 TEACHERS OF EMR 210000 4.0000 6.0000 TEACM..PS OF E x 2.0000 - 2,0000 5T-15- 78 I OF T - Page 2 Emg�nY��S STATE 10CA1+ FIIDE-P.rAL VOC. STATE TC7TAL p.S.F. FLT--W FU";L7S ^• • .6667 .6667 C?C�C)RD1�R TEACHERS OF �..D 000 2.000 3.0000 CMTRAL OFFICE 8.0000 STAFF 4.0000 4.0000 GI TED & 7 .0300 TAI..WrED 3.4300 3.6000 TEACHERS OF 12.5300 10.5000 2.0300 LD HOME SCHOOL 2_0000 Coomnamps .7500 1.2500 TEACHERS CF .5000 .5000 HEARING 11,4PAIMM SPEECH 3.0000 THERAPISTS 3.0000 ITML 20.0000 TEACHERS 9.2500 1 .7500 9.0000 COMMUNITY 1.0000 1.0000 SCEIODL C CORD. DIJ�E CR�OF �y � /y /� 1.0000 �i. W.L-iJLi�V.+LY 1.0000 CULTLMAL ARTS Pf7DtIG"1TC1N 1..0000 MANAGER 1.x000 PSYCHOIDGISTS 1.3000 3000 1.6000 Dll�E=R OF .5000 1.0000 CCC)P. �. .Saxx TOTALS 1251.9882 104.4167 12.30 18.8432 5.0000 392.5481 5-15-78 CLASS SITE PR-)JECrED 78--79 Jr. High Enrollment 78-79 as projected 1:350 pupils Periods x 6 Total Pupil Perods 8100 Deduct Mta,Sic S=ts, band, etc. Deduct Occ. Ed on 9.8 teachers x 18 students x 5 teaching periods @ teacher 7882 Total Pupil Fe ods 6824 Cult. Arts (Music, Band) 55.2 Assigned lylassroam teachers 24 per enroUre nt fi x]7 5Tye.,achi ig Periods per teacher 276 6824 acade is class = 24.7 2!5 Total T�a(4L Mg Periods Occ. .�d. Glass = 18 =OR HIGH EENMIRE M 78-79 as projected 1300 10th grade 407 x 6 periods = 2442 11th grad 420 x 5 periods = 2103 12th grad 473 x 5 periods = 2365 TOIRL Pup i 1 Periods 6907 Deduct Occ Ed Students 11.65 teachers x 5 perioez x 12 students -699 Deduct Musk, d, etc. -232 Total Pupil Per 5976 48.35 ,Assigned classroan teachers 1. Teduct. for Dept. Cha.innan Cult. Art (Vocal. Music, 1. giver Fc . Teacher (add.) Per enrollment .50 Reading artier (add) 24.4668 tic Glass -= 24.46 48.85 Teachers 244.25 5976 pac. Ed. Cass = 12. x 5 Teaching Periods 244.25 t` ELEMENTARY SCHO L CLASS SIZE Kindergarten 1 26 Primary Grades 1-3 26 Intermediate Grades 4-6 1 28 CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES BREAKDOWN INCLUDED IN 78-79 BUDGET REQUEST Regular C1as room Aides 19.25 Class Size des 6• A Special, Aide (High School) 3. Library Aides 6. Crisis Aides 7. Child Care Aide 1• Health Aide •5 'Kindergarten Aides 13. Clerical Aid ds 4. Reading Aides 27. TMR Class Ai�e � • Title IV Aid s 2• Mini Bus Aid Exce tional Children) 1. ( P Aide/Monitor 9. Monitors 26. ' Bus Drivers 36. Assistant to Transportation Director 1. Custodians 32.50 Guidance Secretaries 2• School. Secretaries 10.50 Attendance Jerk (School Level) 1. Bookkeeper Senior High) 1. Warehousemar 1• Stock Clerk Delivery 1. Maintenance of Plant (includes 1.5 clerical) 22. -- -- CETA Positions for Maintenance 3. page 2 Secretarial Positions (Administrative Offices) 10.50 Accounting Po itions (Administrative Offices) 5. TOTAL. S OSITIONS (EXCLUDING CAFETERIA) 252.25 (FTE) School Food Services employees approximately 55 employees on a full and part time basis. 5--7.578