Potential Savings Reduce mowing contracted services from current $1,600,000 contract$1,000,000 Reduce custodial contracted services eliminating temporary.

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Potential Savings Reduce mowing contracted services from current $1,600,000 contract$1,000,000 Reduce custodial contracted services eliminating temporary staff$1,000,000 Suspend 401 (a) Matching Recruiting/Retention Incentive Plan$1,000,000 Initiate triple routing for buses$525,000 Reduce per pupil allotment for travel, consultant services, materials/supplies$1,500,000 Suspend purchasing of new library books$600,000 Reduce (by 50%) enhancement funds for after-school tutoring and related costs$300,000 Renegotiate property/casualty insurance contract$300,000 Suspend the use of substitutes for absences due to school business$500,000 Retrofit with energy efficient bulbs (net savings)$500,000 Reduce overtime costs$250,000 Share Middle School SRO (1 for 2 middle schools)$225,000 After-school program revenue from vendors$935,000 Renegotiate Trash Collection contract$70,000 Irrigation reduction plan$340,000 Suspend use of Personnel survey$50,000 Charge Child Nutrition for building use$340,000 Total$9,435,000 Cost Savings/Revenue Enhancements Budget Considerations for

Still Under Discussion: Change health insurance to TRS Care$2,800,000 Reduce payroll costs by attrition$2,000,000-$3,000,000 Suspend Campus Health Fair or Pass Costs to employees$150,000 Suspend 5 th Grade Environmental Camp or Pass Costs on to parents$250,000 Suspend or reduce District Contribution to Wellness Benefit$70,000-$140,000 Suspend or decrease Master’s Tuition Reimbursement$50,000-$150,000 Suspend Frisco Reads$50,000 Convert Tax Office to Collin County Tax Assessor$200,000 Cost Savings/Revenue Enhancements Budget Considerations for

Still under review for actual savings/value verification: Revert back to local policy of 3 rather than 5 local leave days$50,000 Suspend personal appliances (still under review) Reduce student/staff travel (other than campus budgets – see above) Cost Savings/Revenue Enhancements Budget Considerations for

Still in developmental stage (depends on classroom ratios, outcome of finance bill, staffing priorities, etc.). These may be best implemented in the second year of the biennium: Adjust campus administrator/counselor allocations Adjust staffing ratios for pull-out programs: AMI, ARI, Dyslexia, GT,Technology Integration Adjust librarian/librarian aide ratios per campus Increase special education student to staff ratios Adjust Band/Music Tech Ratios Compare outsourcing of auxiliary services to current costs (custodial, food service, maintenance, and transportation – Aramark, Sodexo) Raise facility rental rates Reassign some pull-out program teachers and district professional support personnel to classrooms Other: Incentive considerations for early resignation if attrition percentages are not high enough Last resort: Declare “financial exigency” and consider “by policy” a Reduction in Force. Cost Savings/Revenue Enhancements Budget Considerations for