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Florida State Board of Education 2016-17 Proposed Education Budget Request August 26, 2015 Gainesville, Florida

2016-17 Education Legislative Budget Request Priorities FEFP Historic Funding Levels $20.2 billion in total funding $10.9 billion in state funding $7,209 per FTE student funding Increased funding for Digital Classrooms Support for Economic Development and Workforce Demands Emphasis on College Affordability Additional funds for Repair and Maintenance of Educational Facilities 2

2016-17 Education Legislative Budget Request Priorities 2015-16 Appropriation 2016-17 Legislative Budget Request Increase/ (Decrease) Total Operating Budget $ 15,568,087,142 $ 15,624,743,430 $ 56,656,288 Total Fixed Capital Outlay $ 1,794,794,989 $ 1,832,494,993 $ 37,700,004 Grand Total $ 17,362,882,131 $ 17,457,238,423 $ 94,356,292 3

K-12 Public Schools 2016-17 Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP) 2015-16 FEFP Second Calculation 2016-17 Legislative Budget Request Increase % Increase Unweighted FTE (UFTE) Students 2,773,673.69 2,799,550.81 25,877.12 0.93% State and Local Funds $ 19,707,125,342 $ 20,183,047,122 $ 475,921,780 2.41% Funds Per UFTE Student $ 7,105.06 $ 7,209.39 $ 104.33 1.47% 4

Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP) Total Funding 2007-08 Funding Level 5

K-12 Public Schools 2016-17 Highlights for Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP) $86.8 million in new funds for the Lowest Performing Schools Allocation $20 million increase in Digital Classrooms Allocation (Total of $80.0 million - $500,000 minimum per district) $10 million increase in Safe Schools Allocation (Total of $74.5 million - $250,000 minimum per district) $2.9 million increase to fully fund the Sparsity Supplement (Total of $55.7 million) 6

K-12 Public Schools 2016-17 Other Initiatives $1 million increase for the College Reach Out Program to serve an additional 3,000 students; total of $2 million $1 million for a STEM Business Partnership Summer Residency Program for teachers $1.2 million for Recognition $751,270 to expand the Teacher of the Year Program $50,000 for Teacher of the Year Summit $363,818 to expand the School Related Employee of the Year Program 7

K-12 Public Schools 2016-17 Overview 2016-17 Legislative Budget Request K-12 Program - FEFP $ 10,984,111,011 K-12 Program - Non-FEFP $ 322,790,505 K-12 Program - Federal Grants $ 1,522,122,146 Educational Media & Technology Services $ 9,938,677 Total $ 12,838,962,339 8

Career and Adult Education 2016-17 Overview Total of $371.1 in state funding. Increase of $21.5 million for workload and new projects includes: Increase of $1.5 million to provide an additional 1,500 industry certifications $20 million Rapid Response Grant Program Provide a rapid response start-up grant program for public district career centers or charter technical centers to further ensure the alignment of workforce occupation programs with emerging employment opportunities. 9

Florida College System 2016-17 Overview Total state funding of $1.19 billion includes: $20 million for Performance Funding $5.3 million for summer Dual Enrollment $5 million for $10K STEM Bachelor Degree Initiative $500,000 for Business Plan Start-Up Competition/Private Match Program $5 million increase for a total of $10 million for Performance Incentives for Industry Certifications 10

Other Education 2016-17 Overview Student Financial Assistance for all Postsecondary Entities Total Funds of $571.6 million includes: $17 million to provide Bright Futures scholarships for eligible summer students Increase of $5.2 million for the National Merit Scholars Incentive Program Increase of $1 million for Scholarships for Children/Spouses of Deceased or Disabled Veterans 11

Vocational Rehabilitation Total Funds of $225.3 million To provide employment opportunities to more than 61,845 Floridians in 82 field locations Other Education 2016-17 Overview Includes $10.0 million for the restoration of the Adults with Disabilities Program Blind Services Total Funds of $54.7 million To provide employment opportunities to 11,106 Floridians in 10 district offices Includes $1.6 million increase to provide employment opportunities for Blind vendors in food service operations 12

Fixed Capital Outlay 2016-17 Overview Fixed Capital Outlay - $1.8 billion $265.8 million for Maintenance, Repair, Renovation and Remodeling, includes $75.3 million for Public Schools $70.0 million for Charter Schools $46.2 million for the Florida College System $9.1 million for Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind $3.1 million for Public Broadcasting $310,000 for Division of Blind Services $64.7 million for Special Facility Construction Account projects $50.5 million for Florida College System projects $1.3 billion for Debt Service payment on capital bonds 13

2016-17 Education Operating and Fixed Capital Outlay Summary 2015-16 Appropriation 2016-17 Legislative Budget Request K-12 $ 12,834,427,594 $ 12,838,962,339 Career & Adult Education $ 483,891,812 $ 504,891,812 Florida Colleges $ 1,181,947,202 $ 1,192,941,213 Private Colleges & Universities $ 142,424,553 $ 142,324,553 Student Financial Aid $ 425,013,772 $ 429,306,661 State Board of Education $ 228,743,374 $ 236,298,237 Vocational Rehabilitation $ 217,593,624 $ 225,324,349 Blind Services $ 54,045,211 $ 54,694,266 Total Operating $ 15,568,087,142 $ 15,624,743,430 Fixed Capital Outlay $ 1,794,794,989 $ 1,832,494,993 Total Operating and Fixed Capital Outlay $ 17,362,882,131 $ 17,457,238,423 Change from 2015-16 to 2016-17 $ 94,356,292 14