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Piedmont USD

Board of Education Meeting

October Budget Update

October 13, 2021

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Budget Updates - When and Why?

  • The budget is a living document and is updated with new information constantly.
  • Regular updates are provided to the Board and community to allow for enough time to prepare for 2022-23 and beyond.

June 23, 2021

Formal Adoption of 2021-22 Budget

August 11, 2021

45-Day Update based on Final State Budget

September 14, 2021

2020-21 Unaudited Actuals

October 13, 2021

Enrollment & Salary update w/ Preliminary look at MYP

December 2021

1st Interim Report - MYP w/ 2-year projection

January 2022

Governor's Proposed Budget for 2022-23

March 2022

2nd Interim Report – MYP updated w/ Gov’s Jan Budget

May 2022

Governor's May Revision to 2022-23 Budget

June 2022

Formal Adoption of 2022-23 Budget

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Enrollment Update

Census Day was October 6, 2021

Total Enrollment is 2,348.

The Budget assumed 2,395 (a difference of -47).

There are 116 fewer students than last year.

The total includes the 53 inter-district transfers who enrolled this year.

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Enrollment Update

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Enrollment Analysis

A total of 141 students left PUSD from 2020-21 to 2021-22.

  • 48% moved out of the area
  • 22% left for local private schools
  • 7% left for local public schools
  • 3% are being home schooled
  • 20% declined to state a reason

Grades K-5: 48%

Grades 6-8: 30%

Grades 9-1: 22%

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Enrollment vs Average Daily Attendance (ADA)

ADA is higher than enrollment - COVID exemption

Funding is based on ADA.

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People-in-Positions Adjustments

Adjustment to salaries and benefits based on actual people in positions.

  • When the budget is built, it is based on existing people in positions.
  • From 2020-21 to 2021-22, 19 teachers retired or left.
  • By September, vacancies have been filled, retirees have been replaced with new teachers, and salaries and benefit projections can be updated.
  • The anticipated savings in salaries and benefits is $427,000.

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Multi-year Projections

2021-22

2022-23

2023-24

Original GAP based on 6/23/21 Budget

-1,400,000

-1,400,000

Measure H Rev Adj

131,966

131,966

131,966

45 Day Rev

State Unemployment Ins Adj

192,000

Lottery Revenue Adjust

75,600

73,765

73,028

UA

Undesignated Balance

948,205

Oct Update

Enrollment Proj LCFF Adjust

-570,000

-415,000

Salary & Benefit Adjust

427,000

427,000

427,000

Total Adjustments (excl Meas H)

1,642,805

-69,235

85,028

Balance Avail (from Prior Year)

0

1,642,805

173,570

Remaining Gap (if negative)

1,642,805

173,570

-1,141,402

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Summary

Revenue and expenditure adjustments are both one-time (2021-22 only) and ongoing (impacts on future years).

  • On-going: increase in lottery revenues adds approx. $75K in revenues starting in 2021-22.
  • One-time: adjustments to the State Unemployment Insurance rate and unspent funds from 2020-21 result in approximately $1.1 M in funds that are available in 2021-22 and, if not spent, in future years.
  • Ongoing: Based on Census Day enrollment, the decrease in funding is expected to be $570,000 in 2022-23 and $415,000 in 2023-24
  • Ongoing: Based on actual staff in positions this fall, the savings in expenditures is expected to be $427,000, starting in 2021-22.

The budget gap of $1.4 million original projected at Budget Adoption can be addressed in 2022-23 with these adjustments, but persists in 2023-24.

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Questions?