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Budget Overview Workshop. September 21, 2009. 2% Scenario Adopted Budget. 2% Cuts. Workload Measures. SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C). Base Revenues.
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Budget Overview Workshop September 21, 2009
Workload Measures SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
Base Revenues SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
Growth SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
Total Computational Revenue(Sum of Inflation Adjustment, Basic Allocation & Restoration, Growth, Other Revenues Adjustment, and Stability Adjustment) SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
District Revenue Source SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
Other Allowances and Total Apportionments SOURCE: California Community Colleges 2008-09 Second Principal Apportionment (Exhibit C)
Categorical Programs2009-10 Preliminary Allocation(This allocations are based on the percentage of the 2008-09 budget indicated in the % column unless otherwise specified)
2009-10 FTES Targets • We are projecting being funded up to only 19,100 FTES for 2009-10. • Our 2008-09 FTES was 20,300 resident FTES, we were funded for 19,800. • That is a reduction of 1,200 FTES over what we served in 2008-09
FTES • College Productivity Targets have been set at:
Per Campus as of Fall 2007 • If: • Alameda is 18% of district enrollment • Berkeley in 18% • Laney is 43% and • Merritt is 21% • Then for each 1 point decrease of FTEF/FTES the additional cost or savings per college is the percentage of $1,500,000 • Alameda $270,000 • Berkeley $270,000 • Laney $645,000 • Merritt $315,000 So when Merritt operates at 14.5 vs. 17.5 it cost $1 million more to produce the same FTES at Berkeley