1. · TRUSTEES
      2. · STAFF
      3. · THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATORS, CONSULTANTS AND ADVISORS
      4. · FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
      5. · BASIC BENEFITS
      6. · OPTIONAL BENEFITS—Paid by Employee
      7. · BENEFITS MANAGED BY THE DISTRICT (not by the ESEBT)
      8. · EXTERNAL SUPPORT
      9. · INTERNAL SUPPORT
      10. · TRUST FINANCES
      11. · OTHER


      Everett School Employee Benefit Trust

      2016-17 Overview


       

       



      · TRUSTEES
      Greg Elder, Evergreen Middle School Teacher
      Larry Fleckenstein, Assistant Superintendent Teaching and Learning
      Adam Goldstein, UniServ Director
      Susan Lindsey, Jackson Elementary Teacher
      Jeff Moore, Executive Director Finance and Business Services
      Kelly Shepherd, Principal, Sequoia High School
       



      · STAFF
      Darla Van Duren, Trust Administrator – District Accountant
      Kellee Newcomb, Trust Recorder – Executive Staff Assistant
      Shelly Henderson – Wellness Coordinator
      Debbie Kovacs –Executive Director Human Resources
      Randi Seaberg –Director Human Resources
      Gayla Jenner – Payroll Director
      Cris Bosket – Benefits Technician
      Angela Erickson – Benefits Technician
       



      · THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATORS, CONSULTANTS AND ADVISORS
      Attorney
      Perkins Coie – Melanie Curtice
       
      Auditors
      Toyer, Dietrich & Associates – Bruce Dietrich
       
      Benefits Consultant
      Mercer Health & Benefits – Sean White (Principal and Client Relationship Manager), Katy Rebar, and Nick Albert (Senior Actuarial Analyst)
       
      Insurance
      Fiduciary Liability Insurance – Marsh U.S. Consumer underwritten by Chubb Group
       



      · FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
      Bank – Investments
      US Bank
      Bank – Checking
      Union Bank
      Investment Consultant
      Hyas Group, Jayson Davidson
      Investment Manager
      Becker Capital Management, Inc.



      · BASIC BENEFITS
      Medical (includes prescription)
      Aetna
      Group Health Cooperative HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)
      Coverage is available for all eligible employees with a benefit FTE of .333 and above, spouse and their dependents up to age 26.
       
      Prescriptions included with above
      Aetna RX
       
      Dental
      WEA—Washington Dental Service
      WEA—Willamette Dental Plan
       
      Vision
      MetLife
       
      Long Term Disability
      MetLife
       
      Life Insurance
      MetLife
       
      Accidental Death and Dismemberment Plan
      MetLife
       
      Employee Assistance Program
      Magellan Behavior
       



      · OPTIONAL BENEFITS—Paid by Employee
      Additional Optional Life Insurance
      Voluntary Short Term Disability Insurance (Salary Insurance) – MetLife
      Long Term Care Plan – Unum
       



      · BENEFITS MANAGED BY THE DISTRICT (not by the ESEBT)
      Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs – Dependent Care & Health Care)
      Tax Sheltered Annuity Plan
      Health Savings Accounts (HSA)



      · EXTERNAL SUPPORT
      Tobacco cessation
      Alere Wellbeing (Quit for Life program)
       
      Weight management (Wellness Program)
      Weight Watchers
       



      · INTERNAL SUPPORT
      Wellness Program: Health risk assessment, lifestyle coaching & web portal administration—Shelly Henderson – Wellness Coordinator
       



      · TRUST FINANCES
      The Trust’s fiscal year = July 1 to June 30
       
      Cash Flow into the Trust:
      · The state pays an allocation to the district of approximately $780 per month per FTE (per S275) for health care, and the district provides this entire amount to the Trust each month. In addition, the district provides the Trust with $780 per FTE for all employees the state does not include in their calculations. The district also pays for those employees with less than .333 FTE and employees that do not elect to have health benefits through the Trust. The net result is the district pays the Trust approximately $780 (prorated) per FTE for all employees of the district.
      · The district provides the entire amount ($780 per month per FTE) to the Trust each month.
      · Employees pay (through payroll deductions) approved amounts into the Trust each month for plan and options chosen. Generally, employer contributions for Group Health and WEA plans are more than the actual costs, and employee contributions are less than the actual costs for the plans.
       



      · OTHER
      · The district pays the retiree subsidy (“carve out”) required by the state directly to the Health Care Authority ($65.25 per month per FTE) each month. These funds do not flow through the Trust.
       

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