The referendum includes approximately *$1.68 million over three years for academic resources and interventions, focusing on reading and math. These funds will help ensure students have access to necessary educational tools and programs identified as priorities by the district and Board of Education to enhance student achievement.

* projected three-year total

The referendum includes approximately *$2.84 million for behavioral support resources and staffing over three years. This funding is allocated for six behavioral support positions ($1.125 million), one assistant principal at Beloit Memorial High School ($351,000), two middle school dean of students positions ($375,000), and six paraprofessional support positions ($990,000). These positions are intended to provide additional behavioral support within schools.

* projected three-year total

Over three years, the remaining funds, *$23,490,000, will be allocated to district operations, including payroll, utilities, and facility maintenance. Additionally, funding will support student programs such as academics, activities, and special education. The district also maintains reserve funds for unexpected costs, including emergency repairs and transportation, while maintaining technology and infrastructure needs.

* projected three-year total

A portion of the referendum funding, estimated at *$12,238,298 is allocated for staff compensation and retention. The plan includes a 5% increase in staff compensation each year, though final amounts will be determined through negotiations between the Beloit Education Association (BEA) and the Board of Education (BOE). The estimated total allocation for staff compensation over the three-year referendum period is approximately $3.8 million in Year 1, $4.08 million in Year 2, and $4.35 million in Year 3.

* projected three-year total