P.M. Wells Charter Academy Actual vs. Budget vs. Forecast Variance Analysis For the Period Ended 12/31/2017
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1 P.M. Wells Charter Academy Actual vs. vs. Forecast Analysis For the Period Ended 12/31/217 YTD Actual YTD % $ YTD Effect Explanation (15% and $2,) ENROLLMENT (per school's record) (8) -11% ENROLLMENT (per funding source) (125) -18% RATE PER STUDENT $ 6,599 $ 6,849 $ (25) -4% $ (352,45) REVENUES Earned Capitation (19,799) 4,144,47.34 State/Local Per Student Funding $ 2,82,75 $ 2,424,585 $ (341,835) -14% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Florida Teacher Lead Program 1,841-1,841 1% Title Grant Revenue 13, ,75 (127,859) -9% ~ Based on revised Grant Funding Capital Outlay Funding 86,39 115,26 (28,816) -25% ~ Based on revised funds allocation from FLDOE Local Capital Outlay Funding 9,65-9,65 1% ~ HB 769 Revenue District Fee Refund [>25 students] 62,86 78,42 (15,56) -2% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Total Earned Capitation 2,266,337 2,759,961 (493,624) -18% Before and Aftercare Revenue 26,911 34,641 (7,73) -22% Interest Income (112) -1% Miscellaneous Income 19,238 16,311 2,927 18% 1 TOTAL REVENUES 2,312,486 2,811,25 (498,539) -18% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall EXPENSES Cost of Compensation School Leadership 78,561 73,427 (5,134) -7% Administrative 87,775 96,234 8,459 9% Teachers 622,427 73,9 17,582 15% ESE/Special Education 36,314 38,635 2,321 6% Resource Teachers 42,326 41,831 (495) -1% Guidance 2,45 22,455 2,5 9% Other Support - 17,52 17,52 1% IT Support 1,55 1,2 (53) -1% Daily Substitute Teachers 45,77 26,6 (18,477) -69% Permanent Subs 14,327 - (14,327) -1% Aides - Instructional 47,351 36,65 (1,71) -29% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 5 less position ~ Due to 1 vacant (SRO) position ~ Actuals includes 5 Perm Subs Aftercare 25,263 26, % Nurse 6,543 8,64 1,521 19% Plant Operations 1,93 1, % Tutoring 1,24 11,274 1,34 89% ~ Less need for tutoring Bonuses 2,438 51,5 49,62 95% ~ To be paid out later on in the year Stipends 5,994 8,563 2,569 3% ~ To be paid out later on in the year Contracted SPED - Instruction 24,368 23,744 (624) -3% Total Taxes & Benefits 178, , % 2 Total Cost of Compensation 1,349,75 1,411,992 62,287 4%
2 P.M. Wells Charter Academy Actual vs. vs. Forecast Analysis For the Period Ended 12/31/217 YTD Actual YTD % $ YTD Effect Explanation (15% and $2,) Professional Services Legal Fees 1,437 4,463 3,26 68% ~ To be paid out later on in the year Accounting Services - Audit 11, 11, Outside Staff Development 3 - (3) -1% Support Center General Overhead 44,88 44,88 Computer Service Fees 38,474 34,68 (3,794) -11% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Temporary Agency Fees (375) -1% Fee:County School Board 14,17 121,23 17,123 14% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Professional Fees - Other 4, (4,29) -746% ~Includes Cost for Traffic Officer Advertising/Marketing Exp 12,762 12, % Staff Recruitment (66) -169% 3 Total Professional Services 578,12 589,259 11,157 2% Vendor Services Contracted Pupil Transportation 41,344 54,685 13,341 24% Extra-Curricular Activity Events (735) -1% Licenses & Permits (348) -129% Bank Charges & Loan Fees % Contracted Custodial Services 7,832 7,832 4 Total Vendor Services 113, ,287 12,324 1% ~Fewer students utitlizing Transportation Administrative Expenses Travel / Auto / Meals / Lodging/Airfare 1,96 1, % Business Expense - Other 28,73 34,36 5,36 16% Dues & Subscriptions 1,254 1,81 (173) -16% Printing & Copying 431 2,735 2,34 84% Office Supplies 8,916 13,751 4,835 35% Supplies - Aftercare % Medical Supplies (23) -62% In-house Food Service 1,19 1, % 5 Total Administrative Services 42,15 54,415 12,265 23% ~ Foundation Admin Fees
3 P.M. Wells Charter Academy Actual vs. vs. Forecast Analysis For the Period Ended 12/31/217 YTD Actual YTD % $ YTD Effect Explanation (15% and $2,) Instruction Expense Textbooks 19,779 3,756 1,977 36% Instructional Licenses 5,483 61,746 11,263 18% Consumable Instr. Supplies & Equip.-Students 23,172 18,658 (4,514) -24% Consumable Instr. Supplies & Equip.-Teachers - - Library & Reference Books (236) -1% Testing Materials 1,578 3,481 1,93 55% Instructional Supplies - Florida Lead Teacher Progra 1,84 - (1,84) -1% 6 Total Instruction Expense 16,88 114,641 8,553 7% ~ Unplanned grant which is offset with Revenue Other Operating Expenses Telephone/Internet/Cable/Satellite 25,689 44,328 18,639 42% Postage & Express Mail % Electricity & Natural Gas 74,758 74,716 (42) % Water & Sewer 4,358 3,648 (71) -19% Waste Disposal 12,962 7,65 (5,312) -69% Pest Control 1,4 1,4 Maintenance & Cleaning Supplies 5,75 7,41 1,75 23% Building Repairs & Maintenance 75,519 79,62 4,11 5% Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 6, (5,24) -63% Miscellaneous Expenses 66 2,428 1,768 73% 7 Total Other Operating Expenses 26,8 222,5 15,25 7% ~ Usage/Rates lower than planned ~ Usage slightly higher than planned ~ Montly charges higher than planned Fixed Expenses Office Equipment - Leasing Expense 9,42 9,15 (27) -3% Property & Liability Insurance 34,277 38,872 4,595 12% 8 Rent Expense 291, 291,11 11 % Total Fixed Expenses 334, ,33 4,336 1% ~ Savings due to lower insurance premium than budgeted 9 TOTAL EXPENSES 2,731,55 2,857, ,127 4% Operating Surplus/(Deficit) (419,19) (46,67) (372,412) 799% Non-Operating Expenses 1 Capital Expenditures (NonCap) 7,743 - (7,743) -1% ~ Offset in capitalized expenditures 11 Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) 136, ,588 24,699 15% 12 CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE (563,651) (28,195) (355,456) 171%
4 Review at Osceola County, FL Fiscal Year Narrative Assumptions: 1. Revenue Enrollment: First Count of 628 vs of 78 Rate per Student: $6,599 vs of $6,849 FEFP decreased of 4% for PM Wells Includes Title 1 Revenue of $235,2 Include Revenue for HB 769 for $19,21 Capital Outlay Revenue reduction of $57, Compensation School Resource Officer (SRO) forecasted for 2/18 New Director of Student Services hired for 21 st Century Bonus decrease of $5, due to enrollment shortfall Stipends mitigated by $6,4 3. Professional Services Fee to County School board and Computer Service Fee as a result of lower enrollment 4. Instructional Expense Overall reduction of $34,44 5. Other Operating Expense Overall Reduction of $36,463 primarily due to Telephone/Internet/Cable 6. Fixed Expenses Property & Liability Insurance savings of $8, Capital Expenditures Overall savings of $36,637 primarily due to mitigation of Computer Hardware costs
5 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated -PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Enrollment (8) -11% Rate per student 6,599 6,849 (25) -4% Square footage 56,254 56,254 Revenues State Capitation / Student $ 4,144,47 $ 4,849,99 (74,628) -15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Florida Teacher Lead Program 1,841-1,841 Title Grant Revenue 235,2 283,5 (48,3) -17% ~ Based on revised Grant Funding Capital Outlay Revenue 172,628 23,415 (57,787) -25% ~ Based on revised funds allocation from FLDOE Local Capital Outlay Funding 19,21 19,21 ~ HB7 769 Board Fee Refund 124,99 156,842 (31,933) -2% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Total State Funded Revenue 4,77,258 5,519,856 $ (812,598) -15% Before and Aftercare Revenue 51,754 65,818 (14,64) -21% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Interest Revenue Miscellaneous Income 48,933 48,933 Total Other Revenue 1, ,863 $ (14,65) -12% Revenue Total $ 4,88,56 $ 5,634,719 $ (826,662) -15% Expenses School Leadership $ 162,542 $ 146,855 (15,687) -11% Administrative-Salaried 11, ,14 14,375 12% Teachers 1,42,811 1,66,18 23,27 13% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 5 less positions ESE/Special Education 82,769 85, 2,231 3% Resource Teachers 93,115 92,28 (1,87) -1% Guidance 45,27 49,42 4,195 8% Permanent Subs 194,449 - (194,449) ~ Actuals includes 5 Perm Subs Other Support 7,292 35, 27,78 79% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 vacant (SRO) position IT Support 2,256 2, (256) -1% Total Salaries $ 2,11,26 $ 2,15,443 $ 4,237 2% Administrative-Hourly $ 9,81 $ 76,325 (13,756) -18% ~ Due to 1 add'l position for 2 months & overtime Aides - Instructional 82,457 8,625 (1,832) -2% Aftercare 4,95 57,35 16,355 29% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 less position Plant Operations-Hourly 21,838 21, % Nurse-Hourly 15,339 16, % Daily Substitute Teachers 58,52 58,52 Tutoring 33,145 33,145 Total Hourly Wages $ 342,33 $ 344,33 $ 1,74 % Bonuses 49, 54, 5, 9% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Stipends 19, 25,4 6,4 25% ~Stipend Mitigation Taxes & Benefits Group Insurance & Other $ 165,332 $ 174,527 9,195 5% Workers' Compensation 25,95 26,227 1,132 4% Payroll Taxes 197,58 229,194 31,615 14% Total Taxes & Benefits $ 388,7 $ 429,948 $ 41,941 1% Total Cost Of Compensation $ 2,98,543 $ 3,3,825 $ 95,282 3% Professional Services Legal Fees - Independent Counsel $ 11,196 $ 11,196 Accounting Services - Audit 11, 11, Outside Staff Development 12,25 17,75 5,5 31% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Support Center General Overhead 88,18 88,18 Computer Service Fees 65,495 69,365 3,87 6% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Temporary Agency Fees (375) Fee to County School Board 27, ,455 35,262 15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Professional Fees - Other 9,556 1,372 (8,184) -597% ~Includes Cost for Traffic Officer Grant Expense - Title I 1, 2,46 (7,594) -316% Advertising/Marketing Exp 4, 4, Staff Recruitment 1,4 1,4 Total Professional Services $ 1,176,285 $ 1,24,764 $ 28,48 2% Vendor Services Contracted Pupil Transportation $ 114,63 $ 114,63 Extra-Curricular Activity Events (36) -96% Background / Finger Printing 5 5 Drug Testing Fees 36 36
6 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated -PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Licenses & Permits (348) -129% Bank Charges & Loan Fees 2,234 2, % Contracted SPED - Non Instruction 5 5 Contracted Custodial Services 141, ,664 Total Vendor Services $ 26,674 $ 26,374 $ (3) % Highlights Administrative Expenses Travel / Auto / Airfare / Meals / Lodging $ 11,973 $ 11,973 Business Expense - Other 68,742 68,742 ~ Foundation Admin Dues & Subscriptions 1,5 1,5 Printing & Copying 2,231 5,396 3,165 59% Office Supplies 15, 25,5 1,5 41% Aftercare Supplies Medical Supplies In-house Food Service 1,499 1,499 Total Administrative Expenses $ 12,35 $ 115,71 $ 13,665 12% Instruction Expense Textbooks $ 19,779 $ 43,592 23,813 55% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Students 23,172 2,483 (2,688) -13% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Teachers 7,811 1,5 2,689 26% Library & Reference Books (236) Testing Materials 14, 14, Instructional Supplies - Florida Lead Teacher Program 1,841 - (1,841) ~ Expense offset by Grant Revenue Instructional Licenses 51,28 61,746 1,466 17% Contracted SPED - Instruction 51,64 51,64 Total Instruction Expenses $ 178,757 $ 21,961 $ 23,23 11% Other Operating Expense Telephone & Internet $ 51,489 $ 94,69 42,58 45% ~ Usage/Rates lower than planned Postage/Express Mail Electricity 147, ,829 Water & Sewer 8,738 9, % Waste Disposal 24,962 15,3 (9,662) -63% ~ Monthly charges higher than planned Pest Control 2,81 2,81 Maintenance & Cleaning Supplies 11, 14,821 3,821 26% Building Repairs & Maintenance 159,24 159,24 Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 6,19 5,139 (97) -19% Miscellaneous Expenses 2,428 2,428 Total Other Operating Expense $ 414,193 $ 45,656 $ 36,463 8% Fixed Expenses Office Equipment - Leasing Expense $ 18,3 $ 18,3 Property & Liability Insurance 5,468 59,42 8,952 15% Depreciation 268, ,181 78,696 23% Total Fixed Expenses $ 337,252 $ 424,91 $ 87,649 21% Total Expenses $ 5,377,739 $ 5,662,181 $ 284,442 5% Operating Cash Surplus/(Deficit) (569,682) (27,462) (542,22) 1974% Rent Expense 582,11 582,11 Surplus/(Deficit) Before Capex (1,151,693) (69,473) (542,22) 89% Capital Expenditures (NonCap) Furniture, Fixture & Equipment (NonCap) $ 2,98 $ - (2,98) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Hardware (NonCap) 2,551 - (2,551) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Software (NonCap) 2,285 - (2,285) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Total Capital Expenditures (NonCap) $ 7,743 $ - $ (7,743) Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) Computers - Hardware $ 29,359 $ 6,113 3,754 51% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Computer - Software 12,526 11,5 (1,26) -9% IT Infrastructure 3, 12, 9, 75% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Furniture, Fixture & Equipment 8,685 8,466 (219) -3% Smartboards 81,75 9, 8,295 9% Other 2,423 - (2,423) ~ Unbudgeted Pavers Total Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) $ 137,699 $ 182,79 $ 44,38 24% Surplus/(Deficit) After Capital Expenses (1,297,135) (791,552) (55,583) 64% Add back Depreciation and Amortization 268, ,181 (78,696) -23%
7 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated -PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Net Change in Fund Balance $ (1,28,651) $ (444,372) $ (584,279) 131% Beginning Fund Balance 1,894,923 (1,28,651) 866,272 Cumulative Committed Funds 21, Committed Funds 67, Cumulative Committed Funds 268, Unrestricted Fund Balance 598,272
8 AMENDED BUDGET Operating -PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Enrollment (8) -11% Rate per student 6,599 6,849 (25) -4% Square footage 56,254 56,254 Revenues State Capitation / Student $ 4,144,47 $ 4,849,99 (74,628) -15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Florida Teacher Lead Program 1,841-1,841 Capital Outlay Revenue 172, ,628 ~ Based on revised funds allocation from FLDOE Local Capital Outlay Funding 19,21 ~ HB7 769 Board Fee Refund 124,99 156,842 (31,933) -2% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Total State Funded Revenue 4,472,58 5,5,941 $ (533,882) -11% Before and Aftercare Revenue 51,754 65,818 (14,64) -21% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Interest Revenue Miscellaneous Income 48,933 48,933 Total Other Revenue 1, ,863 $ (14,65) -12% Revenue Total $ 4,572,857 $ 5,12,84 $ (547,947) -11% Expenses School Leadership $ 162,542 $ 146,855 (15,687) -11% Administrative-Salaried 11, ,14 14,375 12% Teachers 1,38,597 1,455,2 146,423 1% ESE/Special Education 82,769 85, 2,231 3% Resource Teachers 93,115 92,28 (1,87) -1% Guidance 45,27 49,42 4,195 8% Permanent Subs 194,449 - (194,449) ~ Actuals includes 5 Perm Subs Other Support 7,292 35, 27,78 79% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 vacant (SRO) position IT Support 2,256 2, (256) -1% Total Salaries $ 2,15,991 $ 1,999,445 $ (16,546) -1% Administrative-Hourly $ 9,81 $ 67,266 (22,815) -34% ~ Due to 1 add'l position for 2 months & overtime Aides - Instructional 32,537 32,25 (287) -1% Aftercare 4,95 57,35 16,355 29% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 less position Plant Operations-Hourly 21,838 21, % Nurse-Hourly 15,339 16, % Daily Substitute Teachers 58,52 58,52 Tutoring 33,145 14,725 (18,42) -125% Total Hourly Wages $ 292,41 $ 268,18 $ (24,23) -9% Bonuses 49, 54, 5,1 9% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Stipends 19, 25,4 6,4 25% ~Stipend Mitigation Taxes & Benefits Group Insurance & Other $ 165,332 $ 174,527 9,195 5% Workers' Compensation 25,95 26,227 1,132 4% Payroll Taxes 171, ,194 57,399 25% Total Taxes & Benefits $ 362,222 $ 429,948 $ 67,726 16% Total Cost Of Compensation $ 2,738,623 $ 2,776,973 $ 38,349 1% Professional Services Legal Fees - Independent Counsel $ 11,196 $ 11,196 Accounting Services - Audit 11, 11, Outside Staff Development 12,25 15, 2,75 18% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Support Center General Overhead 88,18 88,18 Computer Service Fees 65,495 69,365 3,87 6% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Temporary Agency Fees (375) Fee to County School Board 27, ,455 35,262 15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Professional Fees - Other 9,556 1,372 (8,184) -597% ~Includes Cost for Traffic Officer Advertising/Marketing Exp 4, 4, Staff Recruitment 1,4 1,4 Total Professional Services $ 1,166,285 $ 1,199,68 $ 33,324 3% Vendor Services Contracted Pupil Transportation $ 114,63 $ 114,63 Extra-Curricular Activity Events (36) -96% Background / Finger Printing 5 5 Drug Testing Fees Licenses & Permits (348) -129% Bank Charges & Loan Fees 2,234 2, %
9 AMENDED BUDGET Operating -PMWCA Contracted SPED - Non Instruction 5 5 Contracted Custodial Services 141, ,664 Total Vendor Services $ 26,674 $ 26,374 $ (3) % Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Administrative Expenses Travel / Auto / Airfare / Meals / Lodging $ 11,973 $ 11,973 Business Expense - Other 68,742 68,742 ~ Foundation Admin Dues & Subscriptions 1,5 1,5 Printing & Copying 2,231 5,396 3,165 59% Office Supplies 15, 25,5 1,5 41% Aftercare Supplies Medical Supplies In-house Food Service 1,499 1,499 Total Administrative Expenses $ 12,35 $ 115,71 $ 13,665 12% Instruction Expense Textbooks $ 19,779 $ 43,592 23,813 55% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Students 19,539 16,486 (3,54) -19% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Teachers 7,443 1,5 3,57 29% Library & Reference Books (236) Testing Materials 14, 14, Instructional Supplies - Florida Lead Teacher Program 1,84 - (1,84) ~ Expense offset by Grant Revenue Instructional Licenses - 14,251 14,251 1% Contracted SPED - Instruction 51,64 51,64 Total Instruction Expenses $ 123,477 $ 15,468 $ 26,991 18% Other Operating Expense Telephone & Internet $ 51,489 $ 94,69 42,579 45% ~ Usage/Rates lower than planned Postage/Express Mail Electricity 147, ,829 Water & Sewer 8,738 9, % Waste Disposal 24,962 15,3 (9,662) -63% ~ Monthly charges higher than planned Pest Control 2,81 2,81 Maintenance & Cleaning Supplies 11, 14,821 3,821 26% Building Repairs & Maintenance 159,24 159,24 Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 6,19 5,139 (97) -19% Miscellaneous Expenses 2,428 2,428 Total Other Operating Expense $ 414,193 $ 45,656 $ 36,463 8% Fixed Expenses Office Equipment - Leasing Expense $ 18,3 $ 18,3 Property & Liability Insurance 5,468 59,42 8,952 15% Depreciation 268, ,181 78,696 23% Total Fixed Expenses $ 337,252 $ 424,91 $ 87,649 21% Total Expenses $ 5,142,539 $ 5,378,68 $ 236,141 4% Operating Cash Surplus/(Deficit) (569,682) (257,876) (311,86) 121% Rent Expense 582,11 582,11 Surplus/(Deficit) Before Capex (1,151,693) (839,887) (311,86) 37% Capital Expenditures (NonCap) Furniture, Fixture & Equipment (NonCap) $ 2,98 $ - (2,98) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Hardware (NonCap) 2,551 - (2,551) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Software (NonCap) 2,285 - (2,285) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Total Capital Expenditures (NonCap) $ 7,743 $ - $ (7,743) Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) Computers - Hardware $ 29,359 $ 6,113 3,754 51% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Computer - Software 12,526 11,5 (1,26) -9% IT Infrastructure 3, 12, 9, 75% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Furniture, Fixture & Equipment 8,685 8,466 (219) -3% Smartboards 81,75 9, 8,295 9% Other 2,423 - (2,423) ~ Unbudgeted Pavers Total Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) $ 137,699 $ 182,79 $ 44,38 24% Surplus/(Deficit) After Capital Expenses (1,297,135) (1,21,966) (275,169) 27% Add back Depreciation and Amortization 268, ,181 (78,696) -23% Net Change in Fund Balance $ (1,28,65) $ (674,785) $ (353,865) 52%
10 AMENDED BUDGET Grants -PMWCA Title I Enrollment (8) -11% Rate per student Square footage 56,254 56,254 Revenues Title Grant Revenue 235,2 283,5 (48,3) -17% Total State Funded Revenue 235,2 283,5 $ (48,3) -17% Revenue Total $ 235,2 $ 283,5 $ (48,3) -17% Expenses Teachers 94,215 15,998 56,784 38% Total Salaries $ 94,215 $ 15,998 $ 56,784 38% Administrative-Hourly $ - $ 9,59 9,59 1% Aides - Instructional 49,92 48,375 (1,545) -3% Tutoring - 18,42 18,42 1% Total Hourly Wages $ 49,92 $ 75,854 $ 25,934 34% Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Taxes & Benefits Payroll Taxes 25,785 - (25,785) Total Taxes & Benefits $ 25,785 $ - $ (25,785) Total Cost Of Compensation $ 169,92 $ 226,852 $ 56,932 25% Professional Services Outside Staff Development - 2,75 2,75 1% Grant Expense - Title I 1, 2,46 (7,594) -316% Total Professional Services $ 1, $ 5,156 $ (4,844) -94% Instruction Expense Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Students 3,632 3, % Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Teachers (368) Instructional Licenses 51,28 47,495 (3,785) -8% Total Instruction Expenses $ 55,28 $ 51,493 $ (3,788) -7% Total Expenses $ 235,2 $ 283,5 $ 48,3 17% Net Change in Fund Balance $ - $ - $ -
11 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated (Including HVAC)-PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Highlights Enrollment (8) -11% Rate per student 6,599 6,849 (25) -4% Square footage 56,254 56,254 Revenues State Capitation / Student $ 4,144,47 $ 4,849,99 (74,628) -15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Florida Teacher Lead Program 1,841-1,841 Title Grant Revenue 235,2 283,5 (48,3) -17% ~ Based on revised Grant Funding Capital Outlay Revenue 172,628 23,415 (57,787) -25% ~ Based on revised funds allocation from FLDOE Local Capital Outlay Funding 19,21 19,21 ~ HB7 769 Board Fee Refund 124,99 156,842 (31,933) -2% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Total State Funded Revenue 4,77,258 5,519,856 $ (812,598) -15% Before and Aftercare Revenue 51,754 65,818 (14,64) -21% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Interest Revenue Miscellaneous Income 48,933 48,933 Total Other Revenue 1, ,863 $ (14,65) -12% Revenue Total $ 4,88,56 $ 5,634,719 $ (826,662) -15% Expenses School Leadership $ 162,542 $ 146,855 (15,687) -11% Administrative-Salaried 11, ,14 14,375 12% Teachers 1,42,811 1,66,18 23,27 13% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 5 less positions ESE/Special Education 82,769 85, 2,231 3% Resource Teachers 93,115 92,28 (1,87) -1% Guidance 45,27 49,42 4,195 8% Permanent Subs 194,449 - (194,449) ~ Actuals includes 5 Perm Subs Other Support 7,292 35, 27,78 79% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 vacant (SRO) position IT Support 2,256 2, (256) -1% Total Salaries $ 2,11,26 $ 2,15,443 $ 4,237 2% Administrative-Hourly $ 9,81 $ 76,325 (13,756) -18% ~ Due to 1 add'l position for 2 months & overtime Aides - Instructional 82,457 8,625 (1,832) -2% Aftercare 4,95 57,35 16,355 29% ~ Lower than budgeted due to 1 less position Plant Operations-Hourly 21,838 21, % Nurse-Hourly 15,339 16, % Daily Substitute Teachers 58,52 58,52 Tutoring 33,145 33,145 Total Hourly Wages $ 342,33 $ 344,33 $ 1,74 % Bonuses 49, 54, 5, 9% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Stipends 19, 25,4 6,4 25% ~Stipend Mitigation Taxes & Benefits Group Insurance & Other $ 165,332 $ 174,527 9,195 5% Workers' Compensation 25,95 26,227 1,132 4% Payroll Taxes 197,58 229,194 31,614 14% Total Taxes & Benefits $ 388,7 $ 429,948 $ 41,941 1% Total Cost Of Compensation $ 2,98,543 $ 3,3,825 $ 95,282 3% Professional Services Legal Fees - Independent Counsel $ 11,196 $ 11,196 Accounting Services - Audit 11, 11, Outside Staff Development 12,25 17,75 5,5 31% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Support Center General Overhead 88,18 88,18 Computer Service Fees 65,495 69,365 3,87 6% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Temporary Agency Fees (375) Fee to County School Board 27, ,455 35,262 15% ~Reduction due to enrollment shortfall Professional Fees - Other 9,556 1,372 (8,184) -597% ~Includes Cost for Traffic Officer Grant Expense - Title I 1, 2,46 (7,594) -316% Advertising/Marketing Exp 4, 4, Staff Recruitment 1,4 1,4 Total Professional Services $ 1,176,285 $ 1,24,764 $ 28,48 2% Vendor Services Contracted Pupil Transportation $ 114,63 $ 114,63 Extra-Curricular Activity Events (36) -96% Background / Finger Printing 5 5 Drug Testing Fees Licenses & Permits (348) -129%
12 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated (Including HVAC)-PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Bank Charges & Loan Fees 2,234 2, % Contracted SPED - Non Instruction 5 5 Contracted Custodial Services 141, ,664 Total Vendor Services $ 26,674 $ 26,374 $ (3) % Highlights Administrative Expenses Travel / Auto / Airfare / Meals / Lodging $ 11,973 $ 11,973 Business Expense - Other 68,742 68,742 ~ Foundation Admin Dues & Subscriptions 1,5 1,5 Printing & Copying 2,231 5,396 3,165 59% Office Supplies 15, 25,5 1,5 41% Aftercare Supplies Medical Supplies In-house Food Service 1,499 1,499 1 % Total Administrative Expenses $ 12,35 $ 115,71 $ 13,665 12% Instruction Expense Textbooks $ 19,779 $ 43,592 23,813 55% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Students 23,172 2,483 (2,688) -13% Consumable Instr Supplies $ Equip - Teachers 7,811 1,5 2,689 26% Library & Reference Books (236) Testing Materials 14, 14, Instructional Supplies - Florida Lead Teacher Program 1,841 - (1,841) ~ Expense offset by Grant Revenue Instructional Licenses 51,28 61,746 1,466 17% Contracted SPED - Instruction 51,64 51,64 Total Instruction Expenses $ 178,757 $ 21,961 $ 23,23 11% Other Operating Expense Telephone & Internet $ 51,489 $ 94,69 42,58 45% ~ Usage/Rates lower than planned Postage/Express Mail Electricity 147, ,829 Water & Sewer 8,738 9, % Waste Disposal 24,962 15,3 (9,662) -63% ~ Monthly charges higher than planned Pest Control 2,81 2,81 Maintenance & Cleaning Supplies 11, 14,821 3,821 26% Building Repairs & Maintenance 159,24 159,24 Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 6,19 5,139 (97) -19% Miscellaneous Expenses 2,428 2,428 Total Other Operating Expense $ 414,193 $ 45,656 $ 36,463 8% Fixed Expenses Office Equipment - Leasing Expense $ 18,3 $ 18,3 Property & Liability Insurance 5,468 59,42 8,952 15% Depreciation 268, ,181 78,696 23% Total Fixed Expenses $ 337,252 $ 424,91 $ 87,649 21% Total Expenses $ 5,377,739 $ 5,662,181 $ 284,442 5% Operating Cash Surplus/(Deficit) (569,682) (27,462) (542,22) 1974% Rent Expense 582,11 582,11 Surplus/(Deficit) Before Capex (1,151,693) (69,473) (542,22) 89% Capital Expenditures (NonCap) Furniture, Fixture & Equipment (NonCap) $ 2,98 $ - (2,98) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Hardware (NonCap) 2,551 - (2,551) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Computer Software (NonCap) 2,285 - (2,285) ~ Offset in Capitalized Expenditures Total Capital Expenditures (NonCap) $ 7,743 $ - $ (7,743) Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) Computers - Hardware $ 29,359 $ 6,113 3,754 51% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Computer - Software 12,526 11,5 (1,26) -9% IT Infrastructure 3, 12, 9, 75% ~Reduction due to Mitigation Furniture, Fixture & Equipment 8,685 8,466 (219) -3% Smartboards 81,75 9, 8,295 9% HVAC and Chillers 274,5 (274,5) Other 2,423 - (2,423) ~ Unbudgeted Pavers Total Capital Expenditures (Capitalized) $ 412,199 $ 182,79 $ (23,12) -126% Surplus/(Deficit) After Capital Expenses (1,571,635) (791,552) (78,83) 99% Add back Depreciation and Amortization 268, ,181 (78,696) -23%
13 AMENDED BUDGET Consolidated (Including HVAC)-PMWCA Bdgt to Fcst FY % Net Change in Fund Balance $ (1,33,151) $ (444,372) $ (858,779) 193% Highlights Beginning Fund Balance 1,894,923 (1,33,151) 591,772 Cumulative Committed Funds 21, Committed Funds 67, Cumulative Committed Funds 268, Unrestricted Fund Balance 323,772
14 Capacity Attending OpenSeats Pipeline* WaitList School-wide K PMWCA-EnrolmentSummaryReport Pipeline:Offered+Accepted+ConfirmationPending
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