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MMSD Budget Cuts Since Enactment of State Revenue Cap in 1993


1993-2008 Totals

FTE Positions: 712.30 — Amount: $60,302,786

2007-08 BudgetFTEAmount
Elementary Specials Class Sizes 15.20 $860,548
Reduce Unallocated Elementary Staff 1.24 70,204
Increase Elementary Class Size 13.50 764,303
4/5 Classrooms at Lincoln to 25:1 Ratio 2.00 113,230
Athletic Directors to .5 AD / .5 Teacher 2.00 113,124
Increase Hockey Fees - 31,200
Increase High School Pupil / Teacher Ratio by .25 3.60 199,568
Increase Middle School Pupil / Teacher Ratio by .25 4.30 186,000
Exclude Speech & Language Students from Allocation Formula 44.99 2,158,285
Discontinue Sandburg and Lincoln Bilingual Resource Teachers 0.80 58,000
Level 3 High School Students to 35:1 Ratio 1.00 84,923
Reduce Summer Program Support Teacher - 50,000
Eliminate Middle School Title III Reading Specialists 3.50 240,000
Eliminate Glendale Transition Resource Teacher 1.00 63,400
Restructure Professional Development Program . 50,000
Eliminate Grant Writer Staffing 1.00 111,460
Reduce Private School Transportation - 229,938
Move Brearly Street Alternatives to District Space - 226,071
Move Work Learn Program from Park Street to Doyle Admin. - 94,790
Increase SAGE Revenue - 737,500
Reduce Social Worker and Psychologist Allocations 1.00 58,471
Reduce Transition Education Program Staffing 0.80 31,286
Reduce Affiliated Alternatives Clerical Staffing 0.50 21,448
Add Teachers to Support Students Taking Online Courses (1.00) (181,000)
Reduce Funding for Professional Consultants - 20,000
Reduce Maintenance Funding - 250,000
Reduce ELM Funding - 25,000
Reduce Teaching & Learning Non-Salary Funding - 120,311
Eliminate Sherman Assistant Principal Position 1.00 110,100
Reduce Research & Evaluation Funding - 25,515
Consolidate Golf Program - 14,895
Change Spring Harbor Transportation - 238,338
Increase Adult Athletic Ticket Prices - 21,759
Increase Student Athletic Ticket Prices - 22,181
Increase High School Activity Fees - 12,395
Move General Administration Clerical to Title I 1.00 40,000
Increase Salary Savings - 499,247
Increase Building Permit Fee Income - 100,000
Increase Middle School / High School Instrument Rental Fees - 75,000
Total 2007-08 Budget Reductions97.43$7,947,490

2006-07 BudgetFTEAmount
Elementary Lead Principal  - $120,663
Elementary School Planner 1.00 54,365
EA/Clerical EA Pool 12.00 488,841
Reorganize Elementary Music 2.30 22,451
Increase Textbook Fees - 150,000
High School 12 Month Clerical 4.00 239,242
High School Discretionary Teachers 4.00 217,467
High School Educational Assistants 2.00 71,684
Implement High School Activity Fee - 45,000
Middle School Discretionary Teachers 6.90 472,189
Middle School 12 Month Clerical 2.00 122,540
Middle School Assistant Principal 1.00 119,412
Increase Middle School Activity Fee - 38,800
Unassigned ESL Teachers 6.00 327,010
Unassigned Bilingual Resource Specialists 1.00 53,238
Albanian BRS Allocation 1.00 53,238
Restructure Lead BRS/Translator/PST 1.00 53,238
CC Unallocated Teachers 10.00 543,583
Unallocated SEA's 5.00 191,067
Elementary String Repairs/Supplies - 29,486
Library Pages 8.60 383,200
MSCEL Librarian - 26,715
Library Media Coordinator - 83,215
Library Media Clerical 0.50 36,299
Gateways to Literacy 5.00 438,602
Restore ELM Learning Materials - (225,150)
Purchasing Agent 1.00 120,382
Building Services Clerical Operations 1.00 61,883
Trades Position-Painter 1.00 82,919
Trades Position-Carpenter 1.00 82,919
High School Laundries 1.00 67,040
Custodian-Garbage Collection 1.00 67,035
Subcontract Garbage - 10,000
Building Services-Architect 1.00 120,382
Custodians to Fund 80 - 402,211
Breakfast Subsidy - 35,000
Indigent Subsidy - 20,000
Maintenance Increase - 127,100
Human Resources Administrator to Non-Rep Employee - 38,609
Human Resources Advertising - 20,000
Framework Teacher - 104,395
Psychologists 1.00 84,198
Psychologists - 84,198
Social Workers 1.00 73,997
Social Workers - 73,997
Health Services Director - 114,251
Health Services Nurse 1.00 55,291
Teachers Connect-Alternatives 6.80 479,399
Supplies & Materials Connect-Alternatives - 19,508
Research & Evaluation - 77,305
Clerical-Governmental Programs 0.20 17,404
Staff Development-Governmental Programs - 20,000
Supplies & Materials-Governmental Programs - 17,741
Special Assistant-Race Relations - 119,139
Supplies& Materials-Race Relations - 45,131
Supplies & Materials-Minority Achievement - 45,264
Public Information Printing - 10,000
Total Management Team 2006-07 Budget Reductions90.30$6,853,093
General Administration Consultant Reduction - $25,000
Employee Travel Moratorium - 50,000
General Administration Institutional Memberships Moratorium - 23,160
General Administration Miscellaneous - 25,000
Board of Education Expenses - 2,285
Elementary Strings - (101,004)
Grade 4 & 5 Teachers (3.00) (106,320)
Library Pages (5.92) (139,441)
Grade 9 Alternative Programs (2.00) (70,500)
Albanian BRS (1.00) (26,619)
High School Athletics - 48,619
Non-Classroom Teachers 9.00 106,320
Move Custodians to Fund 80 1.50 100,500
Business Services General Reduction - 25,000
Non-Contracted Garbage - (10,093)
Reduce Maintenance - 10,093
Human Resources Supplies & Materials - 8,000
Human Resources General Expenses - 10,000
Human Resources Use of Retirees - 10,000
Student Services Alternatives-Miscellaneous - 10,000
Board of Education Amendments to Management Team Budget Reductions(1.42)-
Total 2006-07 Budget Reductions88.88$6,853,093
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception614.87$52,355,296

2005-06 BudgetFTEAmount
Teacher/EA-9th Grade Alternatives 0.50 $25,350
Transitional Education Program Teacher 1.00 50,700
Alternatives Supplies & Materials - 39,678
Student Services Clerical 0.50 28,750
Clerical-Truancy 0.50 28,750
Data Administrator 0.50 55,541
Risk Manager 1.00 101,650
LTE Cad Tech - 31,015
TAG Subs - 50,000
Teaching & Learning Clerical 1.00 57,500
ESL PST to Federal Funding 1.00 90,332
Dane County Mental Health Center - 144,726
Special Education Clerical 1.00 57,500
Reorganization of Competitive Athletic Program - 40,000
GLBTQ Resource Position to Fund 80 0.50 25,350
ESL/BRT Replaced by Bilingual Classrooms 8.40 425,880
Reallocation of SAGE Contracts - 250,000
General Administration No Incr in Non-Salary Budget - 280,077
General Administration 3% Cut in Non-Salary Budget - 144,000
Eliminate Parent Community Response Department 2.50 133,550
Teacher/Educ Asst-9th Grade Alternatives 1.26 60,602
REPLAY & SAPAR Teacher 1.00 50,700
Psychologist & Social Workers 1.80 124,920
Nurse Functions 1.00 69,400
Framework Resource Teachers 2.00 101,400
Human Resources Clerical Overtime - 10,824
Human Resources Supplies, Materials, Equipment - 40,000
Custodians 8.00 507,440
Trades 2.00 146,000
Reserve for Contingency - 101,400
Clerical Technical Services 0.40 23,000
Equipment Repair Technicians 2.00 138,746
New Musical Instruments - 70,000
TAG Resource Teachers 2.00 101,400
Coordinator Soc Std 1.00 117,031
ELM Moratorium (Textbooks) - 200,000
Bilingual Resource Specialists 3.00 129,600
Reduce Extended School Year Costs - 50,000
Supplies & Materials - 235,000
Special Education Assistants 5.00 170,000
Special Education Unallocated Positions 9.40 473,482
Special Education Program Support Teachers 10.00 527,300
Early Childhood Teacher 1.00 50,700
Cut in Athletic Formula - 44,500
Central Athletic Director 1.00 107,600
Secondary Education No Increase in Formula - 53,500
Secondary Education 3% Cut in Formula - 53,500
Secondary Education Librarians 3.00 152,100
High School Teachers 4.00 202,800
High School Clerical 4.00 230,000
Middle School Teachers 5.50 278,850
Middle School Teachers 11.00 580,030
Strings Teachers 4.90 248,430
Elementary Secretarial Overtime - 14,231
Ready Set Go Conference - 84,000
Elementary Teachers 4.00 202,800
Elementary No Increase in for Formula - 30,350
Elementary 3% Cut in Formula - 30,350
Elementary Education Assistant 1.00 34,000
Contingency Reduced - 51,400
Insurance Contingency Reduced - 200,000
Total 2005-06 Reductions as Amended by Board107.66$8,157,735
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception525.99$45,502,203

2004-05 BudgetFTEAmount
Elementary Allocation Factor 19.70 973,338
Instructional Resource Teacher-UW/MMSD Partnership 1.05 51,878
Transitional Education Program Social Worker 1.00 68,651
Discretionary Allocation Factor at Middle Schools 5.00 247,040
Base Allocation at Middle Schools 8.90 439,731
Extra-Curricular Activities - 31,644
Base Allocation at High Schools 8.10 400,205
No Cut Freshman Sports - 39,525
JV Teams at West and Memorial - 10,258
Varsity Reserve Football & Basketball Game Schedules - 4,972
Number of Paid Coaching Positions - 73,690
9th/JV Golf Programs - 29,762
Athletic Administration 2.50 147,406
Athletic Secretarial Staff - 11,851
Athletic Participation Fee Increase - 130,380
Cash-Flow All Non-WIAA Invitations - 8,559
Gate Receipts Revenue - 24,000
Athletic Surcharge Fees - 63,400
Staff-Program Support Staff 2.00 137,302
IDEA - 150,000
Miscellaneous Temporary Salaries - 297,000
Summer PST - 10,000
CBA-Additive Duties - 200,000
Speech & Language/Low Incidence 2.00 98,816
Cross Categorical Pupil: Teacher Ratio 54.60 2,434,494
Professional Development - 21,000
Physical Education/Health Coordinator 0.50 49,060
TAG Resource Teachers 2.00 98,816
Coordinator of Technology & Learning to Title II-D Entitlement Grant - 108,805
Teachers to Title II-D Entitlement Grant - 115,775
EA Support for Building LMC Programs 1.00 40,000
CTE-One Year Moratorium on Equipment Purchase from Local Funds - 55,000
One Year Moratorium on TAG Support - 70,000
One Year Moratorium on Purchase of New Musical Instruments - 77,000
Clerical/Technical Reductions - 22,515
Conference/Seminar Budgets - 50,000
Freeze School Based Formula, SIP & Staff Development Budgets - 118,093
Technical Services Clerical Staffing 0.60 35,832
Trades Positions 2.00 143,628
Maintenance Workers 1.00 59,159
Building Improvements - 291,000
Custodial Positions 16.00 946,544
Building Maintenance - 600,000
Summer Grounds Crew - 44,939
Vehicle Replacement - 70,000
Overtime - 75,000
Human Resources Clerical Staffing 0.50 29,856
GLBT 0.50 24,704
Stress Challenge 1.00 58,908
Alternative Programs: General 2.15 106,227
District Clerical Staffing 0.60 35,832
Freeze on Inflationary Increases Included in Same Service Budget - 150,000
Parent Community Response Teacher 0.50 24,704
Coordinator of Parent Community Relations 1.00 99,504
Student Leadership - 16,912
Race Relations to Grant - 50,000
Minority Service Coordinator (MSC) 2.00 137,302
Total Management Team 2004-05 Budget Reductions136.209,910,017
Administrator's Package @3.72% - 88,017
Teachers from Operating Budget to IDEA - 148,225
Textbook Fee Increase to $25 - 103,000
TAG Teachers (2.00) (98,816)
No Cut Freshman Sports - (21,267)
JV Teams WHS & JMM - (10,258)
Varsity Reserve Schedules - (2,500)
Fund Raising for Varsity Reserve - 2,500
9th Grade/JV Golf - (29,762)
Fine Arts Coordinator 0.50 49,000
Increase Athletic Ticket Prices - 78,980
Athletic Fee Increase to $115 - 55,353
Building Maintenance - (146,529)
Fee for 4th & 5th Grade Strings @ $50 - 60,650
Minority Service Coordinators (2.00) (137,302)
Custodian Positions (3.00) (177,477)
Reading Program for Lapham School (0.50) (25,000)
Shift of Reading Recovery 0.50 25,000
Contingency Reserve Reduced - 150,000
EA Support for LMC's - (40,000)
Trades Position (1.00) (71,814)
Board of Education Amendments to Management Team Budget Reductions(7.50)-
Total 2004-05 Budget Reductions128.70$9,910,017
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception418.33$37,344,468

2003-04 BudgetFTEAmount
Alternative Programs: General 1.38 159,156
Alternative Programs: Homeless Program - 80,000
Overtime-Building Services - 25,000
Accounts Payable 1.00 55,625
Pupil Transportation to Spring Harbor/Wright Middle Schools - 40,000
Teachers Crew - 87,000
Breakfast Program Subsidy - 35,000
Transportation Efficiencies: MS/HS Start-Stop Times - 35,000
Stop Payroll Move - 30,000
Administration of Terra Nova-Grades 5, 6, 7-Student Data 0.20 91,793
Summer Institutes-Staff Development - 150,000
Staff & Organizational Development-Staff Development 1.00 126,727
Eliminate the Registrar Position-Student Data 1.00 80,171
Staff-Program Support Staff 1.00 63,188
Early Childhood Teacher/SEA Classroom/Itinerant 2.20 93,422
Cross Categorical Staffing 9.20 353,861
PST-Summer Extended Contract for Evaluations - 14,147
Professional Development/Conferences/Consultants - 41,000
Eliminate Additional SEA 2.00 70,000
Grow Our Own Principals - 44,705
District Clerical Staffing 0.20 10,097
Freeze on Inflationary Increases for Same Service Budget - 318,110
Program Support Counselor-Guidance 0.50 46,250
Assistant Principal at High Schools 1.00 93,151
Organizational Dues, Conference Attendance, Tuition Reimbursement - 35,000
Advertising for Vacant Positions - 10,000
Conference/Seminar Budgets for District Administration - 50,000
Internal Employee Assistance Program - 5,000
External Support - 25,871
Safe and Drug Free Schools Grant 2.00 192,000
One Year Moratorium on ELM Purchases - 250,000
IMSC and/or ERL 3.00 162,753
Library Media Services Resource Teacher 1.00 78,132
Science Materials Center 0.75 43,075
CTE-Extended Employment Compensation - 12,300
Total 2003-04 Budget Reductions27.43$3,007,534
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception289.63$27,434,451

2002-03 BudgetFTEAmount
Eliminate Contract Compliance Administrator Position 1.00 78,200
Reduce Job Shares/Part-Time Positions to Save Benefits - 250,000
Increase Gate Admission Fees for High School Athletics - 50,000
Eliminate Asst Supt for Ed Info, Planning & Development 1.00 135,000
Eliminate Technology Administrator Position 1.00 85,000
Reduce District Clerical Staffing 8.00 302,730
Reduce Parent Community Response Unit Funding - 88,500
Move Locally Funded Ed Svcs Staff to IDEA Grant - 199,085
Move Locally Funded Voc Ed Coordinator to Perkins Grant 1.00 96,000
Move .5 FTE Fine Arts Coord. To Fund 80 - 47,500
Move .8 Community Partnerships Coordinator to Fund 80 - 65,000
Move .75 FTE Native American Comm Partnerships to Fund 80 - 37,760
Move 1.0 FTE Locally Funded Security Coord to Safe Schools Grant 1.00 78,890
Other District Department Cuts, incl Training & Travel - 47,910
Reduce Media Production Unit Funding - 64,620
Eliminate District Food Budgets - 26,600
Reduce Funding for District Consultants - 52,700
Reduce Action Research Funding - 10,000
Reduce TAG Central Office Staffing 1.00 97,000
Increase SAGE Student/Teacher Staffing Ratio from 14:1 to 15:1 13.00 679,000
Reduce Off Campus Programming - 150,000
Eliminate Grow Your Own Principal Intern 1.00 76,705
Reduce Teaching & Learning Central Office Staff 4.14 135,000
Eliminate Local Funding for Observatory Staff Position 1.00 64,000
Eliminate Assistant High School Principal Position 1.00 96,000
Eliminate RISE Program - 1,300,000
Fund New Academic Initiatives to Replace RISE - (500,000)
Reduce Special Ed Teacher Allocations Based on Enrollment 28.73 1,500,000
School Teacher Allocations 26.80 1,300,000
Reduce TAG Staff (Schools) - 145,500
Move Locally Funded Programs to Grant Funding - 242,500
Reduce Funding for Junior Varsity Sports - 10,800
Reduce Funding for Alternative Programs (incl Stress Challenge) 4.83 238,000
Total Management Team 2002-03 Budget Reductions94.50$7,250,000
Reinstate Additional RISE Monies to Fund Academic Initiatives - $322,000
Fund Parent/Community Response Administrator from RISE - (100,000)
Raise Driver's Ed Fee from $115 to $300 and Make it Non-Credit - (222,000)
Provide Summer Teacher for Detention Center - 3,500
Reinstate Funding for Stress Challenge - 72,000
Reduce Building Level EA's 2.00 (75,500)
Board of Education Amendments to Management Team Budget Reductions2.00-
Total 2002-03 Budget Reductions96.50$7,250,000
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception262.20$24,426,917

2001-02 BudgetFTEAmount
Unallocated Elementary Staff 4.90 240,354
Elementary Four Year Old Program 7.00 340,260
Elementary Four Year Old EA's 2.00 47,702
Unallocated Middle School Staff 3.00 147,156
MSA Teachers 2.00 95,000
MSA Clerical 1.00 38,000
Move to Flow-Thru - 94,805
Media Processing 1.00 50,000
Transportation (Double Runs) - 350,000
Human Resources Psychologist 0.40 16,380
Human Resources Law Clerk 1.00 30,000
Student Fee Increase - 80,000
Conflict Resolution Staff 0.50 23,750
MSCR Miscellaneous Reductions - 100,000
Environmental Education Transportation - 16,600
EAP (Consultation Program) - 5,000
Postage - 40,000
Special Education Reductions/Flow-Thru - 487,000
Educational Services Clerical 1.00 51,321
Accounting Clerical Temp - 16,000
Contingency - 350,000
Chavez Formula - 40,000
Local Travel - 20,000
Food - 60,000
Workshops & Conferences - 100,000
Public Information Office - 4,300
Consultants - 3,000
Technology Coordinator/Administrator 1.00 83,318
Teaching & Learning 1.40 66,500
Custodial Permanent Substitutes 2.50 125,602
Technology/Computers - 50,000
Part-Time to Full-Time Custodial Staff - 40,000
Guidance PST 0.50 23,500
Business Services Reductions - 100,000
Educational Services Transfer to Grant - 100,000
RISE Equipment/Supplies - 60,000
General Administration Supplies/Equipment - 28,400
District-Wide Consultants - 50,000
Building Services Project Manager 1.00 91,318
Media Repair Staff 1.00 51,321
Mail Driver 1.00 50,281
Outsourcing Savings - 50,000
ESL PST 1.00 47,500
Educational Services Clerical 1.00 51,321
Educational Services PST 2.00 95,000
Joining Forces for Families Staff 1.00 47,500
Outdoor Agriculture 0.40 19,000
Stress Challenge Staff 1.00 47,500
Centro Hispano - 75,000
Bootstrap - 85,000
MYCAP - 34,500
Spring Harbor/Wright Small School Staff 2.00 95,000
Elementary Assistant Principal 1.00 85,985
Accountant 1.00 91,318
HR/Payroll Clerical 1.00 51,321
Truancy Staff 1.00 38,000
Special Education/Regular Education Collaboration Initiative 3.00 142,500
Planetarium 1.00 81,209
Staff Development-Summer Institute - 50,000
Community Organization Support - 25,000
Urban League Match (MS) - 35,000
Media Processing 1.50 55,000
Administrative Clerical 1.00 50,000
Evaluation of Math - 25,000
Total 2001-02 Budget Reductions51.10$5,144,522
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception165.70$17,176,917

2000-01 BudgetFTEAmount
Administrator Sabbatical - $40,000
Human Resources Support Staff 1.00 59,000
Building Services Administrator/Supervisor 1.00 70,000
Teacher Subs-Administrative Purposes - 50,000
Unallocated Special Education Position - 44,000
Unallocated ESL Position - 44,000
Human Resources Support Staff - 25,000
Library Media - 17,800
Technology - 50,000
Food - 4,328
Community Development - 10,000
Grants/Registrar/Research & Evaluation - 10,000
Maintenance & Operation Equipment - 65,000
Staff and Student Equity - 10,000
Finance Services - 10,000
Administrative Travel - 25,000
Staff & Organizational Development - 18,000
Move Expenses to IDEA Flow Through - 428,421
Total 2000-01 Budget Reductions2.00$980,549
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception114.60$12,032,395

1999-00 BudgetFTEAmount
Administrative Interns-Grow Your Own Program 1.00 $42,000
Art, Music, PE and REACH Teachers 4.45 187,000
Alternative Program Equipment & Materials - 26,844
LEP-Techincal Training/Professional Improvement - 3,500
Psychologist/Social Worker Equipment - 2,900
Guidance Materials - 5,000
Program Improvement/Staff Development Projects - 298,170
Media Services Equipment & Materials - 20,000
Support Services Interns - 10,000
MSCR Program - 30,000
Total 1999-00 Budget Reductions5.45$625,414
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception112.60$11,051,846

1998-99 BudgetFTEAmount
Alternative to Suspensions Program/Family Community Liaison - $127,000
FAST Program Phase Out - 55,000
Administrative Expenses - 25,000
Research and Evaluation - 7,500
"Baby Steps" - 5,000
Total 1998-99 Budget Reductions-$219,500
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception107.15$10,426,432

1997-98 BudgetFTEAmount
Assistant Superintendent 1.00 $110,000
Central Office Math Support Position 1.00 40,000
Central Office Science Support Positions 2.00 80,000
Central Office TAG Position 1.00 40,000
Equity, Diversity, Advocacy Positions 3.00 120,000
Area Support Team - 16,000
Close Downtown Arts & Activities Center - 110,000
Eliminate Area Success Funds - 400,000
Eliminate Boys Gymnastics - 17,000
Eliminate Mini-Grants - 33,000
Eliminate Parenting Classes - 20,000
Eliminate Parent Component of 4 Year Old Program - 6,000
Eliminate Support for Mentoring Activities - 23,000
Eliminate Funding for Teachers Workshop Materials & Supplies - 6,850
Eliminate Select Partnership Activities - 13,500
Total 1997-98 Budget Reductions8.00$1,035,350
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception107.15$10,206,932

1996-97 BudgetFTEAmount
Business Services Clerical - $8,400
Program Improvement - 116,000
Elementary Principal Extended Pay - 27,000
Management Information Services Department - 30,000
Research & Evaluation Department - 12,900
Library Media Services Department - 25,000
Customer Services Department - 5,000
Human Resources Department - 5,000
Labor Relations Department - 5,000
Equity, Diversity & Advocacy Department - 7,500
MSCR - 40,000
Special Education Administrative Program Support Teacher 1.00 39,000
Middle School Educational Assistants-Clerical - 38,000
Elementary Intern 1.00 18,000
Dane County Jail Instructional Services - 14,000
O'Keeffe Maintenance - 293,000
High School Security - 50,000
Muir Parent Involvement Program - 5,200
Four Lakes Athletics Basketball Program - 15,100
Total 1996-97 Budget Reductions2.00$754,100
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception99.15$9,171,582

1995-96 BudgetFTEAmount
Jefferson Assistant Principal - $35,000
Research & Development Supplies & Materials - 10,000
Business and Education Partnership - 2,532
Micro Computing Assistants 2.00 56,000
Science Materials Teacher 0.80 33,000
Speech & Language Program Support Teacher 1.00 37,000
Reading Project Teacher 1.00 37,000
Art, Music and PE Teachers 1.90 70,000
Technology Teacher 1.00 37,000
School Age Parent Program Educational Assistant 1.00 12,000
Middle School Transitional Homebound Teacher 0.90 33,000
Middle School Materials & Equipment - 8,500
Fair Aid Coalition Dues - 6,100
Carpenter 1.00 48,000
Alternative School Rental - 200,000
Custodial Overtime - 70,000
LIC Transportation - 50,000
Total 1995-96 Budget Reductions10.60$745,132
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception97.15$8,417,482

1994-95 BudgetFTEAmount
Participatory Management Organization Action Plan - $88,000
Superintendent's Mini-Grant Fund - 32,000
High School Suspension Program Alternative - 35,000
Learning Coordinator & Teacher/Psychologist/Social Worker 1.00 58,000
Elementary Substitute Teachers - 30,000
Shabazz/Work Learn Center Counselor 0.50 18,000
Psychologist Intern 1.00 25,000
Psychologist & Social Worker Substitutes - 34,350
School Nurse 1.00 72,000
Summer School Hospital Program - 7,000
Hepatitis B Vaccinations - 59,000
Formula Allotments - 65,000
Thoreau Rental - 20,000
Custodial Overtime - 51,000
Total 1994-95 Budget Reductions3.50$594,350
Cumulative Totals Since Revenue Cap Inception86.55$7,672,350

1993-94 BudgetFTEAmount
Food Services Computer Coordinator 1.00 27,000
Building Services Equipment Operator 0.50 14,000
Safety Transportation Coordinator 1.00 65,000
West Area Integrated Student Services Administrator 1.00 65,000
Building Services Seasonal Maintenance - 20,000
Curriculum & Staff Development Clerical 1.00 27,000
Math Coordinator 1.00 65,000
Reading/Language Arts Coordinator 0.50 33,000
Central Administration Furniture & Equipment - 18,000
Management Information Services Consultants - 10,000
High School Assistant Principals Extended Employment - 5,000
Integrated Student Services Dept. Administrative Subs - 10,000
Summer Special Education Extended Employment - 23,000
Program Development and Improvement - 325,000
Teaching Staff Reduced to 1990-91 Level 38.00 1,368,000
Elementary Teachers 3.00 108,000
Limited English Proficiency Teacher 1.00 36,000
CCI Math Teacher 1.00 36,000
Psychologists, Social Workers, Nurses, Nurse Assistants 6.10 214,000
High School Substitutes - 7,000
Middle School Substitutes - 7,000
Elementary Substitutes - 15,000
TAG Teachers 3.70 133,000
Autism Specialist 1.00 36,000
Special Education Support Teachers 1.50 54,000
Reasing Resource Teachers 2.90 104,000
Early Childhood PE Teacher 0.60 22,000
Early Childhood Librarian 0.75 27,000
Elementary and Middle School Summer School - 300,000
High School Summer School - 15,000
Students with Disabilities Summer School - 74,000
Summer School Music - 19,000
Work/Learn/Environmental Education Summer School - 35,000
Text Materials - 207,000
Custodians 17.50 490,000
Building Maintenance Improvements & Equipment - 100,000
School Formula Funds - 215,000
Middle School Equipment - 20,000
Elementary School Equipment - 66,000
Audiovisual Materials - 24,500
Library Media Materials - 5,500
Psychologist & Social Worker Supplies, Materials and Equipment - 20,000
MSCR Programs - 55,000
MSCR Summer Programs - 58,000
Operating Reserve - 2,500,000
Total 1993-94 Budget Reductions83.05$7,078,000

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