Archived Materials
2010 State of the State. On Monday, January 11, Governor Parkinson delivered the 2010 State of the State Address. To view the entire text of the speech, click
here. The Governor's Budget Report for FY 2011 is published online in two volumes. Volume 1 is a narrative summary of the Governor's budget recommendations, while Volume 2 presents the budget by agency program. Follow the links below to access these reports:
Budget Director's Overview
FY 2011 Governor's Budget Report--Volume 1
FY 2011 Governor's Budget Report--Volume 2
2009-2010 Economic & Demographic Report
USA|Kansas regional meeting materials now available online
USA|Kansas update - Cheryl Semmel, Executive Director
USA|Kansas 2009 Legislative Summary - Dodie Wellshear, Government Relations Consultant
Race to the Top - Alexa Posny, Commissioner and Diane DeBacker, Deputy Commissioner
School Finance and Legislative Issues - Dale Dennis, Deputy Commissioner
Pandemic Flu Update: Guidance for Schools- Cyndi Treaster and Brenda Nickel, KDHE
SF9118 provides the effects of the Governor’s budget allotments on school districts for the 2009-2010 school year. Base state aid per pupil was reduced by $62 from $4,280 as originally approved by the Kansas Legislature to $4,218.
Source: Kansas State Department of Education
SF9117 provides a comparison of the base state aid per pupil (BSAPP) amounts considered during the 2009 legislative session. See the column explanation reference page for a complete overview of the comparisons. This information was used to demonstrate the overall reductions made to K-12 education during the 2009 legislative session.
Source: Kansas State Department of Education
SF9108 provides information about the recommendations made by the House Appropriations and Senate Ways and Means committees. The calculations do not include special education state aid. These are general fund budget estimates for 2008-09 school year and projections for the 2009-2010 school year, as recommended by the legislative budget committee. SF9108 is based upon the 2008-09 weighted enrollment. This will change based upon actual enrollment and the appropriate weightings for the 2009-2010 school year.
Source: Kansas State Department of Education
What does the "decoupling bill" (SB 84) do for your district? KSDE has generated
SF9102 to show the district by district impact. SB 84 has been approved by the conference committee and is awaiting final action by the Legislature.
Source: Kansas State Department of Education
SF9101 provides the effects of final recommendations of the House Appropriations and Senate Ways and Means Conference Committee on Appropriations. The Conference Committee has agreed to recommend for the 2009-2010 school year a base state aid per pupil (BSAPP) of $4,367 and a one percent reduction in special education. Source: Kansas State Department of Education
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) - Kansas school district level allocations for Title I and IDEA, updated on February 13, 2009. Source: Congressional Research Service
Looking for your Representative or Senator? Visit the Kansas Legislature online. Individuals can search for Legislators by entering your home address and/or school address.
Looking for contact information for your Representative or Senator? The USA|Kansas Legislative Action Center has a listing of all U.S. Congressional, Kansas Senate, Kansas House, and State Board of Education representatives - including office numbers, phone numbers and email addresses.
SF9108 provides information about the recommendations made by the House Appropriations and Senate Ways and Means committees. The calculations do not include special education state aid. These are general fund budget estimates for 2008-09 school year and projections for the 2009-2010 school year, as recommended by the legislative budget committee. SF9108 is based upon the 2008-09 weighted enrollment. This will change based upon actual enrollment and the appropriate weightings for the 2009-2010 school year.
Now available from KSDE. At the request of the 2010 Commission, KSDE updated a recent survey conducted by USA|Kansas regarding the number of programs and positions reduced or eliminated due to a lack of funding for the 2009-2010 year. KSDE's survey included data from all unified school districts, interlocals and service centers. According to the survey, approximately 3,700 education positions totaling an estimated $167 million have been eliminated for the 2009-2010 school year, to-date. The survey reported that another $67.7 million in estimated reductions were realized through various programs and initiatives. Click here to read more. Source: Kansas State Department of Education
