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Worksheet Account Estimated Revenue FEFP Basic Gross 3310 $ 941,657 Less amount to be restricted to capital outlay from the adm. Fees Instructional Materials 3336 $ Discretionary Lottery Funds 3344 $ Class Size Reduction 3355 $ Discretionary Local Effort 3411 $ Transportation 3354 $ Other funds $ 225,000 csp grant $ 67,800 Rent Grant $ 310,000 Gift $ 25,000 new employess $ 3,000 Erate $ 16,000 New employees $ 80,000 Grants & Fundraising 100 General Funds Total Revenue: $ 1,668,457 Code Description Units Rate Total Classroom Instruction (5000) Rate = Your Average Teacher Salary Classroom Teachers $ Paraprofessionals $ Other Teachers (ESOL, Reading/Math Coaches) 0 $ $ Permanent Floating Substitute Teachers 0 $ $ Other Instructional Staff (PE, Art, Technology) 0 $ $ PE, Music, Foreign Language, Technology Total Salaries & Units of Full Time Personnel 0 $ Hourly Instructional Personnel (Tutoring/Parttime Teachers) $ $ Total Instructional Personnel 0 $ 210 Retirement 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries plus Substitutes 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation 1.25% $ Total Instructional Salaries x rate. Average rate = 1.25% 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 310 Professional Services (contracted instructional services) Speech Therapy $ Units = # of hours Occupational/Physical Therapy $ Units = # of hours. Physical Education, Art, Technology $ Units = # of hours. 350 Computer Repairs $ Units = # of hours. 510 Classroom Supplies $0 $ Units = number of students. 520 Instructional Materials (textbooks, workbooks, etc.) $0 $ Units = number of students. 641642 Classroom Equipment (desks, chairs, etc.) $0 $ Variable, based on need $ Notes/Narratives SBPBC 1

Worksheet 643644 Computer Equipment $0 $ Units = number of computers. 690 Software $0 $ Variable, based on need 750 Substitute Teachers $ Per day/ Average 5 days per teacher. Total Instruction $ Exceptional Classroom Instruction (5200) Rate = Your Average Teacher Salary Classroom Teachers (ESE) 7 $ 46,710 $ 326,970 Paraprofessionals 9.55 $ 30,254 $ 288,926 Permanent Floating Substitute Teachers 0 $ $ Total Salaries & Units of Full Time Personnel 16.55 $ 615,896 Hourly Instructional Personnel (Tutoring/Parttime Teachers) $ $ Total Exceptional Instructional Personnel 16.55 $ 615,896 210 Retirement 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security 615,896 7.65% $ 47,116 Percent of Total Salaries plus Substitutes 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 17 $ 1,500 $ 24,825 Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation 615,896 1.25% $ 7,699 Total Instructional Salaries x rate. Average rate = 1.25% 250 Unemployment Compensation 17 $ 90 $ 1,490 Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 310 Professional Services (contracted instructional services) Speech Therapy $ Units = # of hours Occupational/Physical Therapy $ Units = # of hours. Physical Education, Art, Technology 1 $17,000 $ 17,000 Units = # of hours. 350 Computer Repairs $ Units = # of hours. 510 Classroom Supplies 40 $90 $ 3,600 Units = number of students. 520 Instructional Materials (textbooks, workbooks, etc.) 1 $11,742 $ 11,742 Units = number of students. 641642 Classroom Equipment (desks, chairs, etc.) 1 $23,984 $ 23,984 Variable, based on need 643644 Computer Equipment 1 $51,553 $ 51,553 Units = number of computers. 360 Software 1 $9,259 $ 9,259 Variable, based on need 750 Substitute Teachers $133 Per day/ Average 5 days per teacher. Total Exceptional Instruction $ 814,163 Instructional Support Services (6000) Pupil Personnel Services (6100) Rate = Your Average Salary ESE Contact 0.5 $ 60,600 $ 30,300 This may be lower depending on the person hired Board Certified Analyst 0 $ 55,000 $ Speech/Occupational Therapist 1 $ 55,000 $ 55,000 Behavorial Assistants 0 $ 30,000 $ Parent Liason 0 $ $ Total Pupil Personnel Staff 1.5 $ 85,300 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ 220 Social Security $ 85,300 7.65% $ 6,525 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ 2 1500 $ 2,250 240 Workers' Compensation $ 85,300 1.22% $ 1,041 Total Salaries x rate. SBPBC 2

Worksheet 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 2 $ 90 $ 135 Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 310 Professional Services Board Certified Analyst 0.75 $ 55,000.00 $ 41,250 Speech Therapist $ 2 $ 55,000.00 $ 110,000 Counseling Services $ Units = number of hours. Contracted Nurse (Health Department) $ 641 Capitalized Furniture Fixtue and Equipment $ 1 $ 10,071.48 $ 10,071 642 Non Capitalized Furniture Fixtue and Equipmeny $ 1 $ 200.00 $ 200 Total Pupil Personnel Services $ 256,773 Librarian 0 $ $ Media Specialist 0 $ $ Total Media Personnel 0 $ 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. Average rate = 1.22% 250 Unemployment Compensation $ $ 90.00 $ Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 610 Library Books $ $ 620 AudioVisual Materials $ Total Media Services $ Media Services (6200) Curriculum Development (6300) Curriculum Specialist 0 $ $ 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ $ $ 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. 250 Unemployment Compensation $ $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 310 Professional Services (consultants, etc.) $ $ 3,000.00 $ Curriculum Consultants Total Curriculum Development $ Staff Development (6400) 100 Workshop Stipends 0 $ $ stipend for teachers to attend workshop 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 310 Professional Services (workshop, consultants, training, etc.) $ 1 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000 330 Travel (workshop registration, lodging, etc.) $ $ Variable, based on need Total Staff Development $ 10,000 InstructionalRelated Technology(6500) 100 Instructional Technology Support Salaries 1 $ 60,000 $ 60,000 210 Retirement $ 60,000 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 60,000 7.65% $ 4,590 Percent of Total Salaries SBPBC 3

Worksheet 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 12 $ 550 $ 6,600 240 Workers' Compensation $ 60,000 1.22% $ 732 Total Salaries x rate. 250 Unemployment Compensation 1 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 310 Professional Services (workshop, consultants, training, etc.) $ $ Average fee per day = $800 330 Travel (workshop registration, lodging, etc.) $ Variable, based on need 643644 Computer Equipment $ Total Staff Development $ 71,922 General Support Services 310 Professional Services (Legal) 1 $ 5,000 $ 5,000 320 Insurance Liability/Errors & Omissions/Crime 40 $ 80 $ 3,200 Officers and Directors 1 $ 3,000 $ 3,000 310 Audit 1 $ 10,000 $ 10,000 330 Governance Training 1 $ 500 $ 500 330 Travel (workshop registration, lodging, etc.) $ Total Board $ 21,700 310 Professional ServicesManagement 40 $ 730 Administrative Fee $ 5% or 2% $ Based on total revenue for first 250 students (Change based on HP Status) Total General Administration $ Board (7100) General Administration (7200) School Administration (7300) Principal 1 $ 100,000 $ 100,000 Assistant Principal 0.5 $ 60,600 $ 30,300 Secretary / Business Manager 1 $ 38,380 $ 38,380 Office Assistant 1 $ 25,000 $ 25,000 Other Office Personnel 0 $ $ Total Office Personnel 3.5 $ 193,680 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 193,680 7.65% $ 14,817 Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ 4 $ 1,500 $ 5,250 Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 193,680 1.22% $ 2,363 Total Salaries x rate. 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 4 $ 90 $ 315 Number of employees x rate (based on 1.29% of first $7,000 = $90) 360 LeaseCopy Machine 1 $ 14,219.00 $ 14,219 370 Postage $ 1 $ 700.00 $ 700 390 Printing (includes advertising) $ 1 $ 3,250.00 $ 3,250 Recruitment/Report Cards/Annual Reports, etc. 510 Office Supplies $ 40 $ 100.00 $ 4,000 641642 Office Equipment $ 1 $ 6,284.00 $ 6,284 643644 Computer Equipment $ 1 $ 1,909.00 $ 1,909 690 Software $ 1 $ 480.00 $ 480 730 Dues and Fees $ 1 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000 Professional association dues SBPBC 4

Worksheet 330 Travel (workshop registration, lodging, etc.) $ 1 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000 Total School Administration $ 250,266 350 Repairs and Maintenance Based on age of building/equipment 360 Building Lease 12 $ $ $amount per student per year less amount paid with capital dollars 630 Buildings and Fixed Equipment Purchase of building 660 Land Purchase of land 670 Improvements Other than Buildings Fencing, landscaping, playground equipment, paving, etc. 680 Remodeling and Renovations $ Carpet replacement, AC replacement, fire alarm systems, etc. Total Facilities Acquisition and Construction $ Accountant 0 $ $ Bookkeeper 1 $ 43,430 $ 43,430 Total Fiscal Personnel 1 $ 43,430 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 43,430 7.65% $ 3,322 Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ 1 $ 1,500 $ 1,500 Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 43,430 1.22% $ 530 Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 1 $ 90 $ 90 Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional Services: Bookkeeping/Accountant $ 12 $ 500.00 $ 6,000 Bookkeeping Services 730 Bank Fees/Payroll Processing Fees $ 1 $ 5,500.00 $ 5,500 Total Fiscal Services $ 60,372 310 Professional Services $ $ Independent Evaluation. Marketing/Staff Recruiting and Placement Facilities Acquisition and Construction (7400) Fiscal Services (7500) Central Services (7700) Information Services. 730 Dues and Fees $ 1 $ 700 $ 700 Staff Leasing Fees, Fingerprint Fees Total Central Services $ 700 Pupil Transportation Services (7800) Bus Drivers 0 $ $ 210 Retirement 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ $ 1,500 $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 8.62% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 0 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional ServicesContracted Transportation 0 $ 320 Insurance 0 $ 3,000 $ 3,000 Auto Liability Insurance per bus. No accidents 350 Repairs and Maintenance 0 $ 4,000 $ 4,000 Bus Repairs. 371 Phone 0 $ 480 $ Radios/Cell Phones 390 Other Purchased Services $ 2,500 $ 2,500 Van Rental 450 Gasoline 12 $ 500 $ 6,000 Per bus/per year (variable, based on distance) SBPBC 5

Worksheet 651 Buses 0 $ $ 730 Dues and Fees 0 $ 700 $ Drug Testing & License Fees/driver 750 Substitutes 0 $ $ Total Pupil Transportation Services $ 15,500 Custodians 0 $ $ Security Officer 0 $ $ Crossing Guards 0 $ $ Total Plant Personnel 0 $ 210 Retirement 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ 1,500 $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation 8.38% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 320 Property Insurance 12 $ 1,850 $ 22,200 Variable, based on location/type of building. 360 Building Lease 12 $ 5,650 $ 67,800 371 Phone 12 $ 300 $ 3,600 Includes fax, internet. 381 Water and Sewage $ $ 382 Garbage $ $ 390 Other Purchased Services Custodial Services (contracted) 12 $ 1,000 $ 12,000 Includes groundskeeping Fire Alarm Monitoring 1 $ 75 $ 75 Security System Monitoring 12 $ 60 $ 720 Fire Inspections 1 $ 200 $ 200 Carpet Cleaning 0 $ Variable, based on need Grounds Maintenance Operation of Plant (7900) Pest Control $ 50 $ 410 Natural Gas 0 $ $ 430 Electricity 12 $ 1,000 $ 12,000 510 Supplies 40 $ 50 $ 2,000 641642 Equipment Variable, based on need Total Operation of Plant $ 120,595 Maintenance of Plant (8100) 350 Repairs and Maintenance $ $ A/C, Plumbing, Electrical Repairs 510 Supplies 12 $ 417 $ 5,004 Paint, Fertilizer, etc. Total Maintenance of Plant $ 5,004 Administrative Technology Services (8200) 310 Consultants Administrative Networks 1 $ $ 350 Repairs and Maintenance 1 $ $ 510 Supplies 1 $ $ 641642 Offcie Equipment 1 $ SBPBC 6

Worksheet 643644 Computer Equipment 5 $ $ Network Equipment 690 Software 5 $ $ Network Software Total Administrative Technology Services 1 $ $ Debt Service (9200) 710 Redemption of Principal $ Payment of Principal 720 Interest Expense 0% $ Long Term Debt (loans, mortgage) Interest Total Debt Service $ Reserve Fund $ 5.00% $ 5% 10% of Revenue Total ed Expenditures $ 1,626,995 Operational Fund Balance $ 41,462 SBPBC 7

Worksheet Capital Projects Fund 390 Capital Outlay Funds FEFP for Capital Projects 3310 $ 41,191 Amount restricted for Capital Outlay from the 5% Admin Fee over 250 students Capital Outlay 3397 $ 60,000 Total Capital Revenue $ 101,191 350 Repairs and Maintenance Based on age of building/equipment 360 Building Lease 0 $ $ Funds available for Building Lease 630 Buildings and Fixed Equipment Purchase of building 660 Land Purchase of land 670 Improvements Other than Buildings Fencing, landscaping, playground equipment, paving, etc. 680 Remodeling and Renovations Carpet replacement, AC replacement, fire alarm systems, etc. Total Facilities Acquisition and Construction $ Operation of Plant (7900) 320 Property Insurance $ $ Variable, based on location/type of building. 641642 Equipment Variable, based on need Total Operation of Plant $ Total Capital Expenditures $ Capital Projects Fund Balance $ 101,191 SBPBC 8

Worksheet Special Revenue Fund 410 Food Service Student F&R Meals 0% Percentage of student participation in program 3450 NSLP & Paid Reimbursement $ Students Non F&R 0% Non F&R reimbursements $ Total Revenue: $ Food Services (7600) Lunchroom Manager $ $ Lunchroom Worker $ $ Total Lunchroom Personnel 0 $ 210 Retirement 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) $ 1,500 $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation 8.38% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 510 Materials and Supplies 12 $ $ Disposable napkins, utensils, etc. 570 Food $ $ Food Service provider contracted amount. 641642 Equipment $ 750 Substitutes $ $ 5 Total Food Services $ Food Service Fund Balance $ SBPBC 9

Worksheet 420 IDEA ***Federal IDEA funds are to supplement and not supplant expected expenditures through the general funds. Expenditures are related to only disabled students. Gifted Students expenditures are not reimbursable through IDEA Total ESE Students 38 1253 29254 8255 3230 Allocation per Student 3,003 Total Revenue 114126.92 Rate = Your Average Teacher Salary Interpreters for Hearing Impaired 0 $ $ Teacher Aides 3.45 $ 30,000 $ 103,500 Total Instructional Personnel 3.45 $ 103,500 210 Retirement $ 103,500 0.00% $ Company match 401(k) or FRS 220 Social Security $ 103,500 7.65% $ 7,918 Percent of Total Salaries plus Substitutes 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 3.45 $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 103,500 1.22% $ 1,263 Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 3.45 $ 90 $ 311 Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional Services (contracted instructional services) Exceptional Education Instruction (5200) Speech Therapy 0 $ $ Units = # of hours. Occupational/Physical Therapy $ $ Units = # of hours. 350 Computer Repairs $ $ Units = # of hours. 510 Classroom Supplies $ $ Units = number of students. 641642 Classroom Equipment (desks, chairs, etc.) Variable, based on need 643644 Computer Equipment $ $ Units = number of computers. 690 Software Variable, based on need 750 Substitute Teachers 17.25 $ $ Per day/ Average 5 days per teacher. Total Instruction $ 112,991 Rate = Your Average Salary Psychologist 0 $ $ Behavior Intervention 0 $ $ Speech/Language 0 $ $ Total Pupil Personnel Staff 0 $ 210 Retirement $ 1.00% $ Florida Retirement or Company match 401(b) 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 0 $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 0 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional Services Pupil Personnel Services (6100) Diagnostic SBPBC 10

Worksheet Psychologist 0 $ $ Units = number of hours. Behavior Intervention $ Speech/Language $ $ 510 Materials & Supplies Total Pupil Personnel Services $ Instruction/Curriculum Development (6300) ESE Contact & Support ESE Contact 0 $ $ Behavior Intervention Analyst 0 $ $ 210 Retirement $ 1.00% $ Florida Retirement or Company match 401(b) 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 0 $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 0 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional Services (consultants, etc.) $ Curriculum Consultants 510 Materials & Supplies $ $ Total Instruction/Curriculum Development $ Total ed Expenditures $ 112,991 IDEA Fund Balance $ 1,136 SBPBC 11

Worksheet Title I Total Students Rev per student 0 0 Input total students if school qualifies 3240 Total Revenue Allocation $ Per Title I Letter Classroom Instruction (5000) Rate = Your Average Teacher Salary Other Instructional Staff 0 $ $ PE, Music, Foreign Language, Technology Hourly Instructional Personnel (Tutoring/Parttime Teachers) 0 $ $ Units = # of hours. Total Instructional Personnel 0 $ 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Florida Retirement or Company match 401(b) 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries plus Substitutes 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 0 $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 0 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) 310 Professional Services (contracted instructional services) 0 $ $ 510 Classroom Supplies 0 $ $ Units = number of students. 520 Instructional Materials (textbooks, workbooks, etc.) 0 $ $ Units = number of students. 641642 Classroom Equipment (desks, chairs, etc.) Variable, based on need 643644 Computer Equipment $ Units = number of computer 690 Software Variable, based on need 750 Substitute Teachers 0 $ $ Per day/ Average 5 days per teacher. Total Instruction $ Instructional Support Services (6000) Pupil Personnel Services (6100) Parent Liason 0 $ $ Total Pupil Personnel Staff 0 $ 210 Retirement $ 0.00% $ Florida Retirement or Company match 401(b) 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 230 Health Insurance (includes dental, life, etc.) 0 $ $ Company contribution 240 Workers' Compensation $ 1.22% $ Total Salaries x rate. (input actual rate) 250 Unemployment Compensation 0 $ 90 $ Number of employees x rate (input actual rate) Total Pupil Personnel Services $ Staff Development (6400) 100 Workshop Stipends 0 $ $ stipend for teachers to attend workshop 220 Social Security $ 7.65% $ Percent of Total Salaries 310 Professional Services (workshop, consultants, training, etc.) $ 330 Travel (workshop registration, lodging, etc.) $ Variable, based on need SBPBC 12

Worksheet Total Staff Development $ Pupil Transportation Services (7800) 310 Field Trips Contracted TransportationChartered Buses 0 $ $ Total Pupil Transportation Services $ Total ed Expenditures $ Title I Fund Balance $ Operational Funds Reserve Operational Funds $ Unrestricted Funds $ 41,462 Restricted Instructional Materials $ Net General Fund $ 41,462 Special Revenue Funds Restricted Capital Outlay $ Restricted Food Service $ Net Restricted Funds $ SBPBC 13

Worksheet CONNECTIONS EDUCATION CENTER BUDGET OF THE PALM BEACHES, INC FISCAL YEAR 17 BUDGET PRESENTED AT THE BOARD MEETING OF: 8/19/16 AND APPROVED THAT DATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017 by: Steven J. Padula Elinor Siklossy Sonia Kay Orlando Ortiz, Chairperson President, Director Secretary, Director Treasurer, Director SBPBC 14