1. Impact of Governor’s Proposal to Cut 20j Proposal A Hold Harmless Districts Section 20j

2. Proposal A - 1994 Issue: Funding gap between MI school districts. Objective: Close gap with min/max funding levels Time Funding

3. Proposal A – “Hold Harmless” Districts above $6,500 Allow local millage to maintain funding level. Walled Lake’s 1994 level of funding was $6,937. Time Funding Hold Harmless Non Hold Harmless

4. Proposal A – Millage Rate Non Hold Harmless 6 mills 52 Hold Harmless districts pay up to 12 mills In Walled Lake 7.7 mills Time Funding Hold Harmless Non Hold Harmless Effect of local millage

5. Proposal A – 20j Holds us Harmless Hold Harmless Error: No increases beyond the cost of living to hold harmless districts. 20j enacted in 1999, corrected this error. 20j Non 20j Time Funding

6. 07-08 and 08-09 Non Hold Harmless districts received 2x funding increase as Hold Harmless Walled Lake lost $1,632,000 Proposal A – 2X Funding 20j Non 20j Time Funding 07-0808-09 HH $48$ 56 NHH $96$112 Effect of 2x funding

7. Proposal A – Cut 20j Funding Governor proposes to cut portion of 20j. Devastating loss to 52 HH districts. 09-10 – Walled Lake would lose $414,000. Walled Lake could lose up to $4,400,000. 20j Non 20j Time Funding Effect of new proposals

8. Proposal A – What does $414,000 Look Like in Walled Lake? Classroom Technology

9. Proposal A – What does $414,000 Look Like in Walled Lake? Counselors

10. Proposal A – What does $414,000 Look Like in Walled Lake? Media Specialists

11. Proposal A – What does $414,000 Look Like in Walled Lake? Reading Recovery Teachers

12. Please Thank Our Legislators For Their Support and Ask For Their Continued Support of 20j Senator Nancy Cassis – 517-373-1758 Senator Cameron Brown – 517-373-5932 Rep. Vicki Barnet – 517-373- 1793 Rep. Lisa Brown – 517-373-1799 Rep. Hugh Crawford – 517-373-0827 Rep. Eileen Kowall – 517-373-2616