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Duval MYcroSchool of Integrated Academics and Technologies, Inc. Annual Budget Fiscal Year 201617

Original Budget 05.18.16 for Duval Board 201617.xlsx 6/29/2016 7:35 AM Revenue Estimate for Duval MYcroSchool of Integrated Academics and Technologies, Inc. Based on the 201617 Conference Report School District: Duval FTE: 260.00 General Fund Net Income (Loss): 34,532 PECO Fund Net Income (Loss): (1,809) Federal Fund Net Income (Loss): Total Fund Net Income (Loss): 32,723 1. 201516 FEFP State and Local Funding Base Student Allocation 4,160.71 District Cost Differential: 1.0116 201617 Program Weighted FTE Base Funding Program Number of FTE Cost Factor (2) x (3) (WFTE x BSA x DCD) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 101 Basic K3 1.103 111 Basic K3 with ESE Services 1.103 102 Basic 48 1.000 112 Basic 48 with ESE Services 1.000 103 Basic 912 178.15 1.001 178.3298 750,586 113 Basic 912 with ESE Services 58.61 1.001 58.6683 246,933 254 ESE Level 4 (Grade Level PK3 ) 3.607 254 ESE Level 4 (Grade Level 48) 3.607 254 ESE Level 4 (Grade Level 912) 3.607 255 ESE Level 5 (Grade Level PK3 ) 5.376 255 ESE Level 5 (Grade Level 48) 5.376 255 ESE Level 5 (Grade Level 912) 5.376 130 ESOL (Grade Level PK3) 1.194 130 ESOL (Grade Level 48) 1.194 130 ESOL (Grade Level 912) 2.65 1.194 3.1675 13,332 300 Career Education (Grades 912) 20.58 1.001 20.6055 86,728 Totals 260.00 260.7711 1,097,579 Letters in Parentheses Refer to Notes at Bottom of Worksheet: Additional FTE (a) Advanced Placement International Baccalaureate Advanced International Certificate Industry Certified Career Education Early High School Graduation Small District ESE Supplement Number of FTE Charter schools should contact their school district sponsor regarding eligible FTE. Please note that Number of FTE is NOT equivalent to number of students enrolled in these courses or programs. Please refer to footnote (a) below. Total Additional FTE Total Funded Weighted FTE 201516 Base Funding (WFTE x BSA x DCD) 0.0000 Additional Base 260.7711 Total Base Funding 1,097,579 2

Original Budget 05.18.16 for Duval Board 201617.xlsx 6/29/2016 7:35 AM Revenue Estimate for Duval MYcroSchool of Integrated Academics and Technologies, Inc. Based on the 201617 Conference Report School District: Duval 2. ESE Guaranteed Allocation: FTE Grade Level Matrix Level Guarantee Per Student PK3 251 994 Additional Funding from the ESE PK3 252 3,209 Guaranteed Allocation. Enter the FTE from PK3 253 6,549 111,112 and 113 by grade and matrix level. 48 251 1,114 Students who do not have a matrix level 48 252 3,330 should be considered 251. This total should 48 253 6,669 equal all FTE from programs 111, 112 and 58.61 912 251 793 46,477 113 above. 912 252 3,008 912 253 6,348 Total FTE with ESE Services 58.61 Total ESE Guarantee 46,477 3A. Divide school's Unweighted FTE (UFTE) total computed in Section 1, cell C27 above by the district's total UFTE to obtain school's UFTE share. Charter School UFTE: 260.00 District's Total UFTE: = 129,115.85 0.2014% 3B. Divide school's Weighted FTE (WFTE) total computed in Section 1, cell E38 above by the district's total WFTE to obtain school's WFTE share. Charter School WFTE: 260.77 District's Total WFTE: = 138,946.03 0.1877% 4. Supplemental Academic Instruction (UFTE share) 5. Discretionary Millage Compression Allocation.748 Mills (UFTE share) 6. Digital Classrooms Allocation (UFTE share) (b) 29,502,849 x 0.2014% 59,419 (b) 15,209,847 x 0.2014% 30,633 (b)(d) 2,523,750 x 0.2014% 5,083 7. Safe Schools Allocation (UFTE share) (b) 3,478,400 x 0.2014% 7,005 8. Instructional Materials Allocation (UFTE share) (b) 9,802,880 x 0.2014% 19,743 Dual Enrollment Instructional Materials Allocation (e) ESE Applications Allocation: Charter schools should contact their school district sponsor regarding eligibility and distribution of ESE Applications funds. 9. Declining Enrollment (WFTE share) 10. Sparsity Supplement (WFTE share) 11. Discretionary Local Effort (WFTE share) 12. Proration to Available (WFTE share) 13. Discretionary Lottery (WFTE share) (c) 0 x 0.1877% (c) 0 x 0.1877% (c) 43,390,559 x 0.1877% 81,444 (c) 0 x 0.1877% (c) 459,775 x 0.1877% 863 14. Class Size Reduction : Weighted FTE (not including AddOn) X DCD X Allocation factors PK 3 0.0000 1.0116 1,321.49 = 0 48 0.0000 1.0116 901.39 = 0 912 260.7711 1.0116 903.56 = 238,356 Total * 260.7711 Total Class Size Reduction 238,356 (*Total FTE should equal total in Section 1, column (4) and should not include any additional FTE from Section 1.) 3

Original Budget 05.18.16 for Duval Board 201617.xlsx 6/29/2016 7:35 AM Revenue Estimate for Duval MYcroSchool of Integrated Academics and Technologies, Inc. Based on the 201617 Conference Report School District: Duval 15. Student Transportation (f) Enter All Adjusted Fundable Riders 97.27 Enter All Adjusted ESE Riders x 411 39,978 x 848 16. Federally Connected Student Supplement (g) Impact Aid Student Type Number of Students Exempt Property Allocation Military and Indian Lands 0.00 Civilians on Federal Lands 0.00 Students with Disabilities Total Impact Aide Student Allocation Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 17. Florida Teachers Classroom Supply Assistance Program (h) 1,250 18. Reading Allocation Charter schools should contact their school district sponsor regarding eligibility and distribution of reading allocation funds. 19. Food Service Allocation (i) Gross Revenue 1,627,830 Less District Percentage Fee (78,261) Amount to be Transferred to Outlay (5% Fee in Excess of 250 FTE) (3,130) Net General Fund Revenue from FEFP Funding 1,546,439 20. Funding for the purpose of calculating the administrative fee for ESE charter schools. If you have more than a 75% ESE student population, please place a 1 in the following box: (j) 4

Original Budget 05.18.16 for Duval Board 201617.xlsx 6/29/2016 7:35 AM Revenue Estimate for Duval MYcroSchool of Integrated Academics and Technologies, Inc. Based on the 201617 Conference Report School District: Duval NOTES: (a) Additional FTE includes FTE earned through Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, Advanced International Certificate of Education, Industry Certified Career Education (CAPE), Early High School Graduation and the small district ESE Supplement, pursuant to s. 1011.62(1)(lp), F.S. (b) District allocations multiplied by percentage from item 3A. (c) District allocations multiplied by percentage from item 3B. (d) The Digital Classroom Allocation is provided pursuant to s. 1011.62(12), F.S., and requires that charter schools submit a digital classrooms plan to their school district for approval by the Department of Education prior to distribution of funds. (e) School districts are required to pay for instructional materials used for the instruction of public high school students who are earning credit toward high school graduation under the dual enrollment program as provided in s. 1011.62(l)(i), F.S. (f) Numbers entered here will be multiplied by the district level transportation funding per rider. "All Adjusted Fundable Riders" should include both basic and ESE Riders. "All Adjusted ESE Riders" should include only ESE Riders. (g) The Federally Connected Student Supplement provides additional funding for students on federal lands that receive Section 8003 impact aide pursuant to s. 1011.62(13), F.S. (h) Teacher Classroom Supply Assistance Program allocation pursuant to s. 1012.71, F.S., for certified teachers employed by a public school district or public charter school before September 1 of each year whose fulltime or jobshare responsibility is the classroom instruction of students in prekindergarten through grade 12, including fulltime media specialists and certified school counselors serving students in prekindergarten through grade 12, who are funded through the FEFP. (i) Funding based on student eligibility and meals provided, if participating in the National School Lunch Program. (j) Consistent with s. 1002.33(20)(a), F.S., for charter schools with a population of 75% or more ESE students, the administrative fee shall be calculated based on unweighted fulltime equivalent students. Administrative fees: Administrative fees charged by the school district pursuant to s. 1002.33(20)(a), F.S., shall be calculated based upon 5% of available funds from the FEFP and categorical funding for which charter students may be eligible. For charter schools with a population of 251 or more students the difference in the fee calculation and the fee withheld may only be used for capital outlay purposes specified in s. 1013.62(2), F.S. To calculate the administrative fee to be withheld for schools with more than 250 students, divide the school population into 250. Multiply that fraction times the funds available, then times 5%. For high performing charter schools, administrative fees charged by the school district shall be calculated based upon 2% of available funds from the FEFP and categorical funding for which charter students may be eligible. For charter schools with a population of 251 or more students the difference in the fee calculation and the fee withheld may only be used for capital outlay purposes specified in s. 1013.62(2), F.S. To calculate the administrative fee to be withheld for schools with more than 250 students, divide the school population into 250. Multiply that fraction times the funds available, then times 2%. Other: FEFP and categorical funding are recalculated during the year to reflect the revised number of fulltime equivalent students reported during the survey periods designated by the Commissioner of Education. Revenues flow to districts from state sources and from county tax collectors on various distribution schedules. 5

Annual Budget 201617 Revenues Federal thru State Revenues: Startup Grant Title I 0000 3240 15,000 15,000 Implementation II 0000 3310 Total Federal thru State Revenues 15,000 15,000 State Revenues: General FEFP Base Student Allocation 0000 3310 1,097,579 1,097,579 ESE Guarantee 0000 3310 46,477 46,477 Supplemental Academic Instruction 0000 3311 59,419 59,419 Discretionary Millage Compression Allocation 0000 3310 30,633 30,633 Digital Classroom Allocation 0000 3339 5,083 5,083 Safe Schools Allocation 0000 3310 7,005 7,005 Instructional Materials 0000 3336 19,743 19,743 Declining Enrollment Allocation 0000 3310 Sparsity Supplement 0000 3310 Discretionary Local Effort 0000 3310 81,444 81,444 Proration to Available 0000 3310 Discretionary Lottery 0000 3310 863 863 Class Size Reduction 0000 3336 238,356 238,356 Student Transportation 0000 3345 39,978 39,978 Teacher Lead Program 0000 3334 1,250 1,250 Total FEFP 1,627,830 1,627,830 Outlay Revenues: PECO Estimate 0000 3391 74,061 74,061 Total Outlay 74,061 74,061 Total State Revenues 1,627,830 74,061 1,701,891 Local Revenues Miscellaneous 0000 3440 7,400 7,400 Donations/Grants 3440 1,000 1,000 Total Local Revenues 8,400 8,400 Other Financing Sources Transfers in 0000 3293 3,130 3,130 Total Transfers 3,130 3,130 Total Revenues 1,636,230 77,191 15,000 1,728,421

Annual Budget 201617 Expenditures Instruction Salaries 5X00 41XX 333,557 333,557 Benefits 5X00 42XX 135,357 135,357 Professional and Technical Services 5200 4310 2,500 2,500 Student Insurance 5100 4320 1,800 1,800 Travel / Staff Development Travel 5100 4330 4,000 4,000 Rentals 5100 4360 Postage 5100 4373 100 100 Other Miscellaneous 5100 4390 400 9,000 9,400 Substitute Services Vacancies 5100 4391 Substitute Services Absences 5100 4392 1,000 1,000 Supplies and Materials Classroom Supplies Per FTE 5100 4510 10,660 10,660 SIATech Core Model Fee 5100 4520 199,680 199,680 Classroom Periodicals Per FTE 5100 4530 Student Snacks/Food Per FTE 5100 4570 1,300 1,300 Classroom Supplies Other Per FTE 5100 4590 2,860 2,860 Outlay Nonized Equipment and Computer Software 5100 46XX 600 600 ized Equipment 5100 46XX Other Testing Registrations / Results Per FTE 5100 4730 520 520 Total Instruction 694,334 9,000 703,334 Student Personnel Services Salaries 61XX 41XX Benefits 61XX 42XX SIATech Core Model Fee 6110 4393 3,994 3,994 SIATech Core Model Fee 6120 4393 3,994 3,994 Total Student Personnel Services 7,988 7,988 Instructional Media Services SIATech Core Model Fee 6200 4393 3,994 3,994 Total Instructional Media Services 3,994 3,994

Annual Budget 201617 Instruction and Curriculum Development Salaries 6300 41XX 26,862 26,862 Benefits 6300 42XX 4,609 4,609 SIATech Core Model Fee 6300 4393 18,450 18,450 Total Instruction and Curriculum Development 49,920 49,920 Instructional Staff Training Salaries 6400 41XX 26,862 26,862 Benefits 6400 42XX 4,609 4,609 SIATech Core Model Fee 6400 4393 18,450 18,450 Other Miscellaneous 6400 4390 6,000 6,000 Total Instructional Staff Training 49,920 6,000 55,920 Instructional Technology Salaries 6300 41XX 26,862 26,862 Benefits 6300 42XX 4,609 4,609 SIATech Core Model Fee 6500 4393 87,859 87,859 Total Instructional Technology 119,329 119,329 Board Audit & Tax Return 7100 4310 15,500 15,500 Legal Fees / Board Training 7100 4310 500 500 Insurance Directors & Officers 7100 4320 4,000 4,000 Board Travel 7100 4330 3,000 3,000 Other 7100 4390 375 375 Materials and Supplies Supplies 7100 4510 Board Supplies Food/Water 7100 4570 3,000 3,000 Miscellaneous Dues & Fees 7100 4730 850 850 Total Board 27,225 27,225 General Administration Salaries 7200 41XX 13,639 13,639 Benefits 7200 42XX 2,526 2,526 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7200 4393 10,287 10,287 District Oversight Fee (5% of Revenues) 7200 4390 78,261 78,261 Miscellaneous Indirect Cost on Federal Grants 7200 4790 Total General Administration 104,713 104,713

Annual Budget 201617 School Administration Salaries 7300 41XX 143,741 143,741 Benefits 7300 42XX 53,593 53,593 Staff Development Travel 7300 4330 4,000 4,000 Repair & Maintenance, Equipment 7300 4350 Copier/Other Rental Agreements 7300 4360 8,500 8,500 Cell Phone Service Principal 7300 4371 1,200 1,200 Express Shipping/Postage 7300 4373 1,500 1,500 Other Miscellaneous 7300 4390 200 200 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7200 4393 4,070 4,070 Supplies and Materials Administration Supplies Per FTE 7300 4510 5,200 5,200 Food Supplies 7300 4590 2,000 2,000 Outlay Non ized Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment 7300 464X 500 500 Computer Software 7300 469X Miscellaneous Dues & Fees 7300 4730 2,800 2,800 Total School Administration 227,304 227,304 Facilities Acquisition & Construction Facility Lease 7400 4360 5,500 79,000 84,500 Outlay Furnitures, Fixtures & Equipment 7400 464X 2,000 2,000 Computer Software 7300 469X 2,000 2,000 Total Facilities Acquisition & Construction 9,500 79,000 88,500 Fiscal Services Salaries 7500 41XX 23,420 23,420 Benefits 7500 42XX 4,067 4,067 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7500 4393 13,209 13,209 Total Fiscal Services 40,696 40,696 Food Services Supplies and Materials Food Supplies 7500 4570 7,200 7,200 Total Food Services 7,200 7,200

Annual Budget 201617 Central Services Salaries 7720 41XX Benefits 7720 42XX NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7710 4393 4,070 4,070 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7720 4393 4,070 4,070 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7730 4393 40,696 40,696 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7740 4393 4,070 4,070 Other 7730 4390 500 500 Advertising 7720 4398 2,000 2,000 Supplies and Materials Supplies 7720 4510 2,500 2,500 Total Central Services 57,904 57,904 Pupil Transportation Services Student Transportation 7800 4390 38,480 38,480 Materials and Supplies Transportation Supplies 7800 4510 Total Pupil Transportation Services 38,480 38,480 Operation of Plant Insurance Property/Casualty/Liability, etc. 7900 4320 19,000 19,000 Phone Land Line 7900 4370 9,600 9,600 Public Utility Services Other than Energy 7900 4380 Security Building 7900 4390 45,000 46,000 Building Maintenance, Janitorial Services 7900 4390 11,000 11,000 Pest Control 7900 4390 840 840 Annual Inspections 7900 4390 200 200 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 7900 4393 2,035 2,035 Energy Services Electricity 7900 4430 17,500 17,500 Materials and Supplies Operations Supplies Per FTE 7900 4510 3,120 3,120 Miscellaneous Dues & Fees 7900 4790 500 500 Total Operation of Plant 108,795 109,795 Maintenance of Plant Repairs and Maintenance 8100 4350 6,500 6,500 NewCorp Professional Services Fee 8100 4393 2,035 2,035 Total Maintenance of Plant 8,535 8,535

Annual Budget 201617 Administrative Technology NewCorp Professional Services Fee 8200 4350 2,035 2,035 Total Maintenance of Plant 2,035 2,035 Community Services Rentals 9100 4360 Supplies and Materials Supplies 9100 4510 Supplies Food 9100 4570 Total Community Services Transfers Out Transfers to General Fund 9700 4910 Transfers to PECO Fund 9700 4930 3,130 3,130 Total Transfers Out 3,130 3,130 Total Expenditures 1,601,698 79,000 15,000 1,696,698 Net Change in Fund Balance 34,532 (1,809) 32,723 Estimated Fund Balance, July 1, 2016 32,029 5,600 37,629 Estimated Fund Balance, June 30, 2017 66,561 3,791 70,352