Carroll ISD - Understand Your Taxes4.4.17Understand Your Carroll ISD Taxes
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Maintenance & Operations Budget = staffing costs, supplies, utilities, daily expenses etc.
Interest & Sinking Budget = construction, capital improvements, buses, technology etc.
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Budget Basics
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Tax Rate History
The tax rate consists of two components:
*The Maintenance and Operations (M&O) Rate funds the annual operations of the district. Currently at $1.04 per $100 valuation, the first $1.00
of the tax rate is equalized under the State’s school finance formula with the district sending “Recaptured” funds back to the State under the Robin Hood system. Monies generated
by the other adopted four cents stay entirely in CISD. With a vote of the citizens, the M&O rate can be a maximum of $1.17.
*The Interest and Sinking (I&S) Rate funds the repayment
principal and interest of bond issuances approved by voters with a maximum rate of $0.50 per $100 valuation.
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Tax Rate History
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Appraised Value by Type
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For an average-valued home, the total property tax bill for 2017 was $8,355; the state keeps $29.9% to redistribute to other school districts.
Because of Robin Hood, Carroll ISD keeps
$5,857 and $2,498 is recaptured; in future if property values grow, CISD does not get to keep the M&O rate increases, only I&S which helps pay for new debt.
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Property Tax Allocation
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Property Tax Allocation
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Chapter 41 District“Robin Hood”
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Operating Budget Allocation
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Key Financial Data Trends
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Enrollment and ADA Trends
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Understand Your Carroll ISD Taxes
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CISD is still a Chapter 41 Robin Hood District and is estimated to give $19 million back to state in 2016-2017.
Since becoming a Chapter 41 district in 2001, the state has recaptured
more than $215 million from Carroll ISD.
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School Bond Election
Carroll Independent School District
May 6, 2017
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Key Facts:
The election will include a single proposition totaling $208 million
There will not be a Trustee election in May because all four incumbents were unopposed.
The last school bond election
was in May 2009 for $138 million
Bond election information is available at CarrollBudget.com
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Facility Planning Process
Timeline leading up to a bond referendum
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2014-2015 Strategic Planning Committee’s Work
September 2015 School Board appoints citizen/employee committee to study facilities (CNPC)
October 2015 Group reviews demographics/enrollment
projections
January-April 2016 Subcommittee work/tours schools and buildings
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Facility Planning Process
Timeline leading up to a bond referendum
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May 2016 Committee reviews all financial options
June 2016 Committee makes formal recommendation to Trustees
Fall 2016 30 Presentations/Public Survey Conducted
February 2017 Trustees
call for May 6, 2017 bond referendum
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Capital Needs Planning Committee
Lauren Boeck
Natalie Brown
Anthony Bruster
Todd Carlton, Co-Chair
D’Lissa Cunningham
Brian Dean
Devon Doby
Ben Dyer
Donna Edwards
Brian Francis
Ashlea Garrison
Christine Hanlon
Rebecca
Hindman
Kerri Humble
Paige Jezek
Ken Johnson
Ashley Lambert
Hyke Link
Chad McCoy
Marcy McTaggart
Lori Mitchell
Kimberly Orosco
Kelly Owens
Mark Pedroza
Kris Plummer
John Reynal
Kathleen Ruth
Kristi Sargent
Kristi Schneider
Kathy Sparks
Ashley Stern
Nicholas
Taylor
Tish Troutman
Kelli Walters
Bill Webb
Annie Zvonecek, Co-Chair
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Committee’s Charge
2015-2016 school year
Citizens and employees from each CISD attendance zone will serve in an advisory capacity to the School Board and Administration on a temporary basis regarding the topic of short-term
and long-term capital needs planning.
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Capital Needs Subcommittees
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Building Use/Capital Improvements
Technology/Instructional Programming
Maintenance, Transportation, Safety & Security
Extra-curricular/Co-curricular Facilities
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Single Proposition
$208 million
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More than half of the total involves maintenance and general upkeep or lifecycle projects like HVAC, roofs, paint, carpet, tile, etc.
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Bond Project List
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Carroll Elementary
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Build 6-Classroom Addition
Replace Freezer / Cooler Area for the Kitchen
Renovate Classrooms and Administration Areas
Add/Renovate Restrooms
Rework Stage and Equipment
Add Windows for
Existing Classrooms
Replace Flooring as required
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Electrical Projects
Upgrades & Capacity - $3,500,000 Lifecycle - $10,000,000
Opened
1986
31 years
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Carroll Elementary
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Renovate Building Exterior Roof, Structure, etc…
Resurface Playground
Site work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1986
31 years
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Johnson Elementary
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6-Classroom Addition
Add a Gymnasium
Renovate Restrooms
Renovate the Auditorium
Add/Renovate Custodial Closets
Add Windows to Existing Classrooms
Redesign the schools within the school
(building divided into specific grade-level wings)
Replace Flooring as required
Upgrades & Capacity - $4,500,000 Lifecycle - $9,000,000
Opened
1979
38 years
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Johnson Elementary
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Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Electrical Projects
Renovations to Building Exterior, Brick Work, etc…
Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture,
Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1979
38 years
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Rockenbaugh Elementary
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Renovate Administration Area at Front of the building
Renovate Current Administration area into 6 Classrooms / Breakout Spaces
Renovate Restrooms
Replace Flooring as required
Resurface
Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Electrical/Fire Alarm Projects
Renovate Building Exterior, Doors, Roof, etc…
Upgrades & Capacity $2,000,000 Lifecycle $8,000,000
Opened
1997
20 years
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Rockenbaugh Elementary
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Resurface Playground
Install Canopy Systems
Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1997
20 years
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Old Union Elementary
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Addition of 6 Classrooms w/ Master plan 10 more
Restructure Administration Area at Front of the building
Renovate existing Administration Area into 4 Classrooms
Renovate Classrooms
Renovate
Restrooms
Replace Flooring as Required
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Electrical/Fire Alarm Projects
Improvements to Building Exterior, Doors, Roof, etc…
Upgrades & Capacity - $2,000,000 Lifecycle - $8,000,000
Opened
2001
16 years
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Old Union Elementary
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Resurface Playground
Add Canopy Systems
Site Work
Replace Sound System Equipment
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
2001
16 years
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Walnut Grove Elementary
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4-Classroom / Computer Lab Addition
Renovate Administration Area
Build Storage area within Service Yard
Site Work
Add Parking, Sidewalks, Fencing, etc…
Technology Projects
Safety and
Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades & Capacity - $2,000,000
Opened
2011
6 years
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Durham Intermediate
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Renovate Science Labs
Renovate Restrooms
Renovate Cafeteria / Stage
Miscellaneous Interior Renovations
Replace Flooring as required
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms,
etc…
Install Interior Signage
Electrical/HVAC/Fire Door Projects
Upgrades - $3,000,000 Lifecycle - $5,000,000
Opened
1996
21 years
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Durham Intermediate
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Renovations to Building Exterior, Doors, Roof, etc…
Site Work
Technology Upgrades
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1996
21 years
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Eubanks Intermediate
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Addition to Band / Choir Halls
Miscellaneous Interior Renovations
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Replace Flooring as required
HVAC Project
Install Canopy Systems
Site
Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades & Capacity - $2,000,000 Lifecycle - $6,000,000
Opened
2001
16 years
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Carroll Middle
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Miscellaneous Interior Renovations
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Architectural Interior Acoustical Work
Add storage Facility
Renovate Track and Field
Install Turf Field
Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades - $2,500,000 Lifecycle - $500,000
Opened
2011
6 years
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Dawson Middle
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Renovate Restrooms
Renovate Gymnasium
Renovate Band/Choir Renovations and Practice Rooms
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Replace Flooring as required
HVAC Projects
Renovations
to Building Exterior, Doors, Roofs, etc…
Install Canopy Systems
Replace Track with additional drainage system
Install Turf Field
Upgrades - $500,000 Lifecycle - $5,500,000
Opened
2002
15 years
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Dawson Middle
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Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
2002
15 years
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Carroll High
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Renovate Science Labs
Renovate Library
Renovate Existing Band Hall Facilities for STEM Program
Renovate Girls Locker Rooms for Security Reasons
Add Locker Room for Girls Wrestling
Renovate
Restrooms
Replace Flooring as required
Resurface Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Fire Door Project
Renovations to Building Exterior, Brick, Roof, etc…
Upgrades - $3,000,000 Lifecycle - $11,000,000
Opened
1999
18 years
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Carroll High
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Install Canopy Systems
Renovate Baseball and Softball Facilities
Renovate Football Field and Track Facilities
Install Turf Field
Site work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture,
Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1999
18 years
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Carroll Senior High
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Renovate Restrooms
HVAC Project
Renovate the Existing Auditorium and Support Spaces
Renovate and Repurpose Existing Classrooms
Renovate Student Activity Center and Food Court / Kitchen
Resurface
Interior Walls of corridors, classrooms, etc…
Renovate Building Exterior, Doors, Roofs, etc…
Renovate Exterior of Indoor Workout Facility
Miscellaneous Renovations to Field House /
Indoor
Install Canopy Systems
Upgrades - $8,000,000 Lifecycle - $19,000,000
Opened
1992
25 years
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Carroll Senior High
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Install Canopy Systems
Renovate Baseball and Softball Facilities
Renovate Football Field and Track Facilities
Install four Turf Fields
Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture,
Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
1992
25 years
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Music Facility (Domino Project)
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Build an additional Auditorium to seat 700
Band Performance Halls (Classrooms/Practice Rooms)
Instrument Storage
Choir Performance Halls (Classrooms/Practice Rooms)
Music Library
Classrooms
and other related facilities
Other related support elements “domino project”
Located at Carroll Senior High $24,000,000
Proposed
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Aquatics Center
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Repair the Pool
Renovate Pool Area and Equipment
Renovate Pool Mechanical Room and Equipment
Renovate Locker Rooms as required
Renovate Concessions Area
Add Lighting
Electrical Project
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades - $500,000 Lifecycles - $4,500,000
Opened
2001
16 years
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Dragon Stadium
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Replace Season Ticket Seats on the Home side
Renovate Restrooms
Resurface Finishes
Replace Turf
Selective Renovation of Press Box
Graphics as required
Lighting,
Electrical, Fire Alarm Projects
Renovate Parking
Replace Fencing and Gates
Upgrades - $250,000 Lifecycle - $3,750,000
Opened
2001
16 years
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Dragon Stadium
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Site Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Continued. . .
Opened
2001
16 years
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Transportation Facility
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Renovate Restrooms
Miscellaneous Renovations to allow for better use of Facility
Mechanical, Lighting, Electrical, Fire Alarm Projects
Renovate Parking
Replace Fencing and Gates
Site
Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades - $300,000 Lifecycle - $700,000
Opened
2001
16 years
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Administration Center
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Miscellaneous Interior Renovations and Upgrades
Renovate Restrooms
Architectural Interior Acoustical Work
Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC Projects
Renovate Building Exterior, Roof, etc…
Site
Work
Technology Projects
Safety and Security
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E)
Upgrades - $500,000 Lifecycle - $5,500,000
Opened
1979
38 years
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Districtwide
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LED Lighting
21st Century Collaborative Learning Infrastructure & Furniture
Irrigation Wells
HVAC / Geo-Thermal / Other
Artificial Turf
Technology - $45,000,000
Infrastructure, classroom
furniture, maker spaces, student devices, and teacher presentation resources
Miscellaneous, Technology, Transportation, Band Instruments
Proposed
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Districtwide
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Buses - $7,500,000
Buses
Other Vehicles
Band - $1,500,000
Instruments for all bands from intermediate campuses through senior high
Miscellaneous, Technology, Transportation, Band Instruments
Proposed
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CISD’s bond ratings are Aa1 (Moody’s) and AA+ (Standard & Poor’s).
In the last 10 years, the CISD tax rate has dropped 54.5 cents.
Carroll ISD has the 5th lowest tax rate of 21 Tarrant
County school districts.
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Financial advisors used conservative forecasting for property value growth to estimate that CISD can sell and finance $208 million in bond projects without needing a debt service tax
rate increase.
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Voting Information Early voting April 24 - May 2 at SL Town HallElection day voting 7 am-7 pm Saturday, May 6 by precinctLast day to register to vote is April 6
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www.CarrollBudget.com
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