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$103,352 more in state aid. a jump of 15.4 percent. Combined with sales and wine tax money and federal funds, the total for other funds anticipated for 1982-83 is $1,158,910, a 12 percent increase.
That compares to $1,145,536 from the county needeo to support the proposed budget.
(An additional $144,%6 is shown on the revenue page of the proposed budget for Title I. a federally funded program that falls outside the regular budget.)
The figures presented by Estabrook to the school board Tuesday night reflect a ten percent salary raise for the superintendent (projected at $34,100), assistant superintendent ($29,700), high school principal and assistant principal ($28,736 and $22,627) and elementary principal and assistant principal ($25,445 and $22,627).
The proposed budget is based on implementation of an indexed salary scale for teachers with a starting salary five percent over this year's. According to Estabrook’s figures, the total cost of the index scale (based on current teachers moving up one year in experience for 1982-83) represents an 4M» percent Increase Hvrt last year's total paid in teachers' salaries.
87.5%