AASBO Legislative Update Chuck Essigs Spring 2006.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
How a Bill Becomes a Law.
Advertisements

FY 2010 School District Funding Chuck Essigs AASBO.
AASBO Legislative Update Chuck Essigs 53 rd Annual Conference July 2006.
Finance and Tax Agenda Finance and Tax Policy Budget and Finance Administration Appropriations Federal Issues Additional Issues.
Leading through change S T A T E O F T H E D I S T R I C T
ARIZONA FRAMEWORK FOR SCHOOL FINANCE Dr. Debra Bergman Assistant Superintendent & Hector M. Encinas Chief Financial Officer.
WHY WEA PAC?. Washington Legislature 2011 Washington voters Rejected an income tax initiative that would have raised billions for public education. Overturned.
Chuck Essigs Arizona Association of School Business Officials April 2010.
Budget Update for School Year Chuck Essigs April 22, 2009.
QUALITY LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY FOR CHILDREN IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Copyright © 2012 Arizona School Boards Association | Private and Confidential |
May 9, 2012 Arizona State Retirement System AASBO Bi-Monthly Membership Meeting 0.
Arizona State Retirement System 1 Arizona Association of School Business Officials September Bi-Monthly Meeting September 9, 2009.
Greenville ISD 3504 King St/P.O. Box 1022 Greenville, Texas Greenville Independent School District.
School Finance: A Framework School Finance: A Framework, Attachment 1.
OPERS Update Presented by: Bill McMillen & Bill Logie.
HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW TEXAS LEGISLATURE # MEMBERS IN TEXAS HOUSE: ?
Federal Government Expenditures. Federal Budget –An annual plan outlining proposed revenues and expenditures for the coming year –Consists of: Mandatory.
JANICE PALMER, ASBA DEB DUVALL, ASA CHUCK ESSIGS, AASBO ASBA/ASA/AASBO FY2013 Legislative Update.
Overview of H.4967 As Passed by S.C. General Assembly 2012.
Legislative Update OSBA/COSA Thursday, November 12, 2009 OASBO Fall Conference.
FY12 Budget Development Alachua County Board of County Commissioners April 5, 2011.
FY12 and FY13 Budget Development Special Board Meeting Alachua County Office of Management and Budget May 17, 2011.
2015 Legislative Session Update: Tax Relief, Tax Law Changes & Tax Credits and Exemptions June 25, 2015 Ryan Rauschenberger Tax Commissioner.
2012 Retirement Legislation Update on LASERS Issues October 4, 2012 Presented by: Beverly Hodges Trustee.
Finance, Tax & Administration Davin J. Suggs and Lisa M. Hurley3/15/2012.
Norris Green, Director Legislative Fiscal Office February 5, (334) Presentation to the.
Legislative Update.  $50 million for Move On When Reading  Funding will be generated by an increase in the K‐8 Group A weight from to for.
On the November 6, 2012 Ballot, Cherokee County voters will be asked to consider a HOST, an additional penny sales tax, which will be used to reduce property.
Budget Webinar (as passed by the Ohio House) May 23, 2011 OSBA: Michelle Francis, Jay Smith, Damon Asbury OASBO: Barbara Shaner.
November 10, 2010 AASBO Bi-Monthly Meeting Legislative and Budget Update By Chuck Essigs.
Mason Elementary School SAU#89 Proposed School Budget SuperintendentJames McCormick Principal Kathryn Wyman.
A Survey of Voter Attitudes in Douglas County, Colorado #12459 May 25-26, 2010.
Dr. Chuck Essigs, AASBO Director of Governmental Relations.
BALLOT ISSUES 2013 League of Women Voters of Colorado Education Fund.
FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL FORECAST OCTOBER 2011 Cleveland Municipal School District The primary goal of the Cleveland Municipal School District is to become.
 Reduced retirement benefits imposed on new employees.  Voucher proposal for Chicago schools narrowly defeated.  Input from IEA helps shape ISBE application.
Leanne Emm, Associate Commissioner – School Finance Update League of Charter Schools Annual Finance.
Legislative Update Chuck Essigs. HB2031 Schools; Contractors; Fingerprint Clearance Card  Requested by school districts  Contractors, subcontractors,
Arizona Association of School Business Officials March 10, 2010.
 Financial Moment January Requested 2013 Approved 2014 Requested 2014 Approved Reduction ‘13 vs. ‘14 General Fund Advertised 9,401,4048,643,0909,327,183.
Senate and House Proposed Budget and Legislation for K-12 Education Biennium and SY 2009 Supplemental, SY March 31, 2009.
Chuck Essigs Arizona Association of School Business Officials April 22, 2010.
FY2010 Budget and 2009 Legislative Session Update July 15, 2009 Janice Palmer Arizona School Boards Association Jeremy Calles Arizona Department of Education.
AASBO March Bi-Monthly Membership Meeting Dr. Chuck Essigs.
LOCKPORT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Budget Development Process for An Overview of the New Property Tax Cap Presented by Michelle T. Bradley Superintendent.
Chris Thomas, Director of Legal & Policy Services/General Counsel Arizona School Boards Association.
Proposition 123 Overview. Expect More Arizona is… A statewide nonpartisan organization dedicated to ensuring every Arizona child receives a world-class.
2016 K-12 Education Package Presented by Tami Darnall SD Department of Education.
Explaining State and School District Budget Issues KASB Webinar August 24, 2012.
School Finance in Arizona Chuck Essigs AASBO. Funding of Schools  Very little state assistance  Very little state control  Ability to fund.
Legislative Update June 12, K-12 Education Budget Conference committee appointed to resolve differences House Version (H.4813) Base Student Cost.
Stacy L. Haney, Esq. (804) General Assembly Stacy L. Haney, Esq. (804)
The Conundrum of School Finance 2017 Action Summit April 21, 2017
AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 4/18/17
FPP Legislative Update
AASBO Bi-Monthly Meeting
Budget and Legislative Update
AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 5/9/17
Mill Levies & Property Taxes
Legislative Update May 22, 2012.
Leon county schools Legislative Update
AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 3/28/17
WHAT IS “HOME RULE”?.
AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 3/14/17
L E G I S L A T I V E U P D A T E February
WHAT IS “HOME RULE”?.
MARTA HISTORY MAX Program April 16, 2018.
Texas School Finance History & Legislative Update April 2, 2019
Spring Regional Meeting
K-W Public Schools Revoke & Replace Operating Levy November 5, 2019
Presentation transcript:

AASBO Legislative Update Chuck Essigs Spring 2006

HB2103 – ASRS; Local Termination Incentive Program Employer retirement incentive option is amended to replace the word “retirement” with the word “termination”. (Sent to Governor ) HB2340 – ASRS; Deferred Retirement; Repeal Repeals DROP program. (Signed by Governor – Chapter 11)

HB2101 – ASRS; Terminated Employees; Contribution Refund Any new hire after 1/1/08 will receive a return of the member’s contributions only. Could reduce contribution rate by 0.125%. (Passed House / Senate Appropriations)

HB2357 – School District Receivership; Mismanagement Gross mismanagement of non-fiscal duties is added to fiscal mismanagement as reason to appoint receiver. (Passed House/Failed Senate Ed.)

HB2360 – Tax Exemption; Food; School Districts Exempts certain vendors that provide hot prepared food to school districts or charter schools for consumption during school hours from sales tax. Retroactive effective date from and after 12/31/99. (Passed House/Senate Fin.) Now includes private schools.

HB2505 – School Budgets; Annual Reports Permanently eliminates the need for school by school budgets. (Passed House / Ready for vote in Senate) HB2557 – High Schools; Nutrition Standards Adds high schools to the Arizona minimum nutrition standards. (Held in House Ed./dead this session)

HB2592 – School Buildings; Developer Partnerships Allows agreement between developers and school district to build school with private funds. (Passed House/Senate Ed.) HB2593 – Schools; Capital Overrides Adds a limit on C/O overrides of 75% of soft capital limit, but allows some F&E for new schools to be purchased from bond funds. (Final vote in House.)

HB 2665 – School Districts; Overrides M/O overrides could only be held on the “first Tuesday after the first Monday of November.” (Passed House on reconsideration; No action in Senate) HB2700 – JTED; Omnibus Changes a number of provisions for the operation of JTED programs. (Passed House/Senate Ed.)

SB 1040 – School Districts; Minor Boundary Changes Allows minor boundary changes with a petition approved by 90% of electors in transfer of no more than 1.5% of students. (Passed Senate/House Ed.) SB1094 – School Boundary Changes; Financial Impact Follow up language to last year’s bill on requirement for unorganized area to join a school district if 150 or more students attend school district. (Passed Senate / Ready for final House vote.)

SB1205 – Schools; Transportation RCL Freezes TRCL at 120% of TSL. (Passed Senate) AASBO estimates a negative impact to over 150 districts. (Budget issue) SB1226 – School Board Members; Increase Requires school board members in districts with 15,000 or more students to vote on question to raise number of board members from 5 to 7. If board votes yes, then voters must vote on issue. (Passed Senate / Failed House – 25 yes, 34 no)

Major State Budget Issues in Addition to K-12 Property tax and/or income tax cuts New dollars for border issues Pay package for state employees Funding existing formula programs for AHCCCS, DES and Corrections Paying off budget adjustments, such as K-12 rollover

Done Deal Base Level – Minimum of 2% increase (inflation 2.7%) Transportation – 2% increase; 175 days ASRS Rate – Increase from 7.4% to 9.1% Prop $333 for Revised

Might Be Part of the Deal Increased $’s for ASRS contribution rate Full Day K – M/O expansion Full Day K – C/) adding to SFB formula Increase Base Level – no strings Increase Base Level – Career Ladder / Excess Utilities Increase teacher compensation Transportation formula / TRCL capped at 175% of TSL Creative solution