HomeMy WebLinkAboutBudget Narrative FormA) Miami -Dade County Public School/Lenora B. Smith Elementary
Name of Eligible Recipient / Fiscal Agent
B) DOE Assigned Project Number
Project Number
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
BUDGET NARRATIVE FORM
C) TAPS Number
12B007
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FUNCTION
OBJECT
ACCOUNT TITLE AND NARRATIVE
FTE
POSITION
AMOUNT
ALLOCATED
to this
PROJECT
ALLOWABLE
DOE USE ONLY
REASONABLE
DOE USE ONLY
NECESSARY
DOE USE ONLY
5100
310
Contracted Services: City of Miami
Contracted Services: City of Miami
The City of Miami through its Program Director will be
responsible for the successful implementation and
collaborations of all 2l st CCLC program
components. The Program Director will perform the
following functions: • Organize and monitor the budget
along with City's Educational Initiatives Coordinator
and Miami -Dade County Public Schools, and the Fiscal
Agent of The 21 st CCLC project. • Gather and enter all
21st CCLC program -related data by the required
deadlines. Complete Performance Deliverable Reports
on a monthly basis. Submit via -email all program
reports to MDCPS/City/21 CCLC.• Coordinate and
ensure program staff receives training prior to
commencing services. • Ensure participant enrollment is
maintained as per 21 st CCLC program requirement.
• Monitor, collect and evaluate all aspects of the 21 st
CCLC program. (Curriculum, student discipline, and
parent conferences.) Test, review, and
assess participant's data results. (Attendance, academic
achievement, pre-, mid- and post-test for nutrition, self
perception, reading fluency, and
physical fitness.) • Support the day-to-day functioning
of the collaborations; schedule facility
times, special events, and collect program data.
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• Communicate on a monthly basis with parents
program information. • Conduct bi-monthly meeting
with school administration, City, and
community -based organizations. • Conduct a monthly
21st CCLC staff meeting.• Distribute and submit parent,
teacher, and student program surveys. • Oversee the
YMCA Site Director. • Attend all 21st CCLC, City of
Miami and/or MDCPS workshops and meetings. •
Attend 21st CCLC conferences. • Interact with all
collaborators and maintain a Quality Program within
compliance.
Project Director Salary - $38,429.04/ year
Fica/Mica (7.65%) — $2,939.82/year
Health Insurance ($238.52/biweekly) — $6,209.32
Dental Benefits ($14.10/biweekly) - $366.60
Travel to 21st CCLC required conference (registration,
hotel, transportation, meals @ $2,000)
Administrative Costs: The Project Director estimates
that approximately 10% of her time is dedicated to
administrative responsibilities, the dollar value of which
is calculated as follows.
(Project Director Salary + Fringe Benefits) * 10% =
($38,429 + $9.516) * 10% = $4,794.
5100
150
Salaries: Lead Teacher
Will oversee and supervise the implementation of each
215' CCLC component: After School, and Summer
Academy. The Lead Teacher will align the 215` CCLC
curriculum with the school's instructional focus
calendars used throughout the school day/year. The
Lead Teacher will also be responsible for the
recruitment of both 215` CCLC students and staff. This
position will also require the Lead Teacher to assist the
Program Director with the collection, analysis and
reporting of ongoing data pertaining to actively
participating 215` CCLC students.
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After School — 1 @ $26/hr x 2 hrs/138 days = $7,176
Summer Academy— 1 @ $26/hr x 4.5 hrs x 26 days =
$3,042
.
5100
'
150
Salaries: Certified Teachers
Will provide the academic enrichment and instruction to
actively participating 21st CCLC students during each of
the 21s` CCLC components: After School, and Summer
Academy
After School —10 @ $23/hr x 1.5hr/176 days = $60, 720
Summer Academy— 10 @ $23/hr x 3.5 hrs x 26 days =
$20,930
81,650
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5100
150
Salaries: Math Facilitator
Will provide assistance to all 21s` CCLC actively
participating students during 21st CCLC After School
and Summer Academy. All activities will align with K-
5 next generation standards. The Math Facilitator will
support the goals and objectives of the 21s` CCLC
program. Math activities will be provided two times a
week for After School and five days a week during the
summer.
After School — 1 @ $23/hr x 1.5 hr x 85 days = $2,933
Summer Academy —1 @ $23/hr x 3.5. hrs x 26 days =
$2,093
5,026
5100
150
Salaries: Science Facilitator
Will provide hands-on science activities for all K-
5grade actively participating 21s` CCLC students during
the 21s` CCLC After School and Summer Academy
program. All activities provided will align to the
District Pacing Guides and the school focus calendar.
The Science Facilitator will support the goals and
objectives of the 21st CCLC program. Hands-on science
activities will be provided two times a week for After
School throughout the program year and five days a
week during the summer.
After School —1 @ $23/hr x.1.5 hrs x 85 days = $2,933
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Summer Academy — 1 @ $23/hr x 3.5 hrs x 26 days =
$2,093
9100
150
Salaries: Community Involvement Specialist
To assist the Parent Academy with providing ongoing
workshops and training for parents of actively
participating 21' CCLC students as part of the Parental
Involvement Program Component. During After School
and Summer Academy the CIS will also make parent
contact and home visits based on attendance,
registration, behavior, parent volunteer, parent
attendance in workshops, parent surveys, assist the 2151
CCLC Program Director in coordinating the parent
child workshops.
After School — 1 @ $10/hr x 2.5 hrs/x 176 days = 4,400
Summer Academy — 1 @ $10/hr x 4.5 hrs x 26 days =
$1,170
5,570
7600
150
Salaries: Cafeteria Manager
To receive and prepare breakfast, lunch and snacks
during Summer Academy for actively participating 215`
CCLC students
Summer Academy— 1 @ $19/hr x 5 hrs x 26 days =
$2, 470
2,470
7900
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150
Salaries: Security Monitor
To ensure the safety of actively participating 2151 CCLC
students by monitoring school grounds and hallways
during each of the 2151 CCLC components: After
School Programming, and Summer Academy.
After School —1 @ $10/hr x 1.5hrs x 176 days = $2, 640
Summer Academy — 1 @ $10/hr x 5.5 hrs x 26 days =
$1,430
4,070
5100
210
Employee Benefits: Retirement
Retirement @ 4.92% for the 2151 CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Lead Teacher, Certified Teachers,
Math Facilitator and Science Facilitator .
5,015
5100
220
Employee Benefits: FICA
FICA @ 7.65% for the 215` CCLC portion of
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salaries/wages for the Lead Teacher, Certified Teachers,
Math Facilitator and Science Facilitator.
5100
240
Employee Benefits: Worker's Compensation
WC @ 2.65% for the 21' CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Lead Teacher, Certified Teachers,
Math Facilitator and Science Facilitator
2,700
9100
210
Employee Benefits: Retirement
Retirement @ 4.92% for the 21" CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Community Involvement
Specialist
275
9100
220
Employee Benefits: FICA
FICA @ 7.65% for the 2151 CCLC portion of
salaries/wages Community Involvement Specialist
427
9100
240
Employee Benefits: Worker's Compensation
WC @ 2.65% for the 21" CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Community Involvement
Specialist
147
7600
210
Employee Benefits: Retirement
Retirement @ 4.92% for the 21s1 CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Cafeteria Manager.
122
7600
220
Employee Benefits: FICA
FICA @ 7.65% for the 21" CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Cafeteria Manager
190
7600
240
Employee Benefits: Worker's Compensation
WC @ 2.65% for the 21' CCLC portion of the Cafeteria
Manager
65
7900
210
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Employee Benefits: Retirement
Retirement @ 4.92% for the 21" CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Security Monitor and Custodian
201
7900
220
Employee Benefits: FICA
FICA @6.20% for the 21" CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Security Monitor and Custodian
253
7900
240
Employee Benefits: Worker's Compensation
WC @ 2.65% for the 21' CCLC portion of
salaries/wages for the Security Monitor and Custodian
107
5100
310
Contracted Services: YMCA
All actively participating 21st CCLC students will be
assigned a YMCA counselor at a 20 to 1 ratio. YMCA
Counselors will oversee and supervise the
implementation of each 21" CCLC component for After
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School, and Summer Academy. They will assist with
the alignment of the 215` CCLC academic and
enrichment curriculum with the school's instructional
focus calendars used throughout the school year.
Counselors will supervise their group to all activities,
and will responsible for: class registration, behavior
management, attendance, parent communication and the
safety of the children. Additionally, these counselors
will organize snacks and implement the Drama,
Technology, Character Education,' Physical Fitness,
Health and Nutrition , Service Learning, Music/Dance,
Arts & Crafts, Homework Assistance and Recreation
curriculum to support the goals and objectives of the
2151 CCLC project. The counselors and the YMCA Site
Director will assist the 2l S` CCLC Program Director
with the collection, analysis and reporting of ongoing
data pertaining to actively participating 21 St CCLC
students.
After School — 3 @ $10.20/hr x 3.0 hrs x 176 days =
$16,1.57
After School — Only Wednesdays — 1 @ $10.20/hr x 2hrs
x38days =$775
7@ $8.16/hr x 3.5 hrs x 176 days =$35,186
After School Director — 1 @ $13.26/hr x 4.5 hrs x 176
days = $10,502
Szunmer — 3 @ $10.20/hr x5.5 hrs x 26 days = 4,376
3 @ $10.20/hr x 5.5 hrs x 26 days = $4,376
5 @ $8.16/hr x 5.5 hrs x 26 days = $5,834
5 @ $8.16/hr x 5.5 hrs x 26 days = $5,834
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Summer Director — 1 @ $13.26/hrs x 7 hrs/30 days =
2,785
Fringe - $85,825 x 13.77% (4.92% Retirement, 6.20%
FICA, 2.65% WC) _ $11,819
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Academy Supplies — to provide consumable materials
and supplies for YMCA based activities to include items
such as glues, paint, for use exclusively by actively
participating students during the 21 S` CCLC Program-
$1,000
7710
310
Evaluator
17,046
6300
510
Materials and Supplies
Consumable supplies for use exclusively by actively
participating 21' CCLC students during 21' CCLC
activities to include items such as paper, color paper,
binders, pencils, pens, folders, scanner, printer/projector
and writing journals — est. at $13,897
Supplemental Materials for use exclusively by actively
participating 21" CCLC students during 21" CCLC
activities to be used in reading , mathematics, writing,
science, physical fitness, nutrition and character
education materials to enhance the 21' CCLC
curriculum. Includes items such as life Skills, Training,
educational board games, hands on science kits, science
boot camp curriculum, K-5th SRA Reading Intervention
Materials — est. at $6,000
17,158
7800
332
Purchased Services: Admission Fees
To provide admission fees for a total of ten (10) field
trips that will be planned throughout the program year to
various locations. Costs will be solely for actively
participating 21" CCLC students. Field Trips will
clearly support the approved goals and objectives of the
21" CCLC program, and all trips will be based upon
established educational curriculum. All field trip
expenditures will follow applicable federal, state, and
local rules and regulations governing field trips. Tickets
will be purchased from educational centers of the field
trip locations and will include the available educational
components and lesson plans. Anticipated field trips
include locations such as: museums, zoos, and other
educational facilities to expose 21st CCLC participating
students to educational and cultural experiences.
Parents of actively participating students may also
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attend as chaperones.
10 field trips at an average rate of $1, 000 /trip for 185
students.
7800
332
Purchased Services: Bus Transportation — Field
7,200
Trips
To provide transportation services exclusively to
actively participating 21' CCLC students and
chaperones to attend educational and cultural field trips
during the project year.
4 buses @ $180.00 x 10 field trips = $7,200
6400
331
Out of County Travel
4,000 •
Costs for three (3) active 21 s' CCLC staff members to
attend Professional Development training to include one
(1) 21St CCLC statewide conference and one (1) national
21' CCLC conference. Costs are estimated to include
conference registration fee, hotel, travel, lodging, and
per diem. All conferences are for 21' CCLC purposes
as approved and/or required by the FLDOE 21' CCLC
program office
7200
792
Other Expenses: Indirect Costs
5,602
Indirect costs at the state -negotiated rate of 3% of
allowable direct cost line items (excluding 600-series
object codes and all 5100/310 object codes — Plan B).
Adjusted base: $148,589 (Administrative)
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Administrative (3.0495%) = $10,396 = (Value of Project Director's time spent on administrative responsibilities + Indirect Costs) or
($4,794 + $5,602)
- Evaluation — (5%) — 17,046
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DOE USE ONLY (Program)
I certify that the cost of each line budget category has been evaluated and determined to be allowable, reasonable and necessary as required by
Section 216.3475, Florida Statutes. Documentation is on file evidencing the methodology used and the conclusions reached.
Name
Signature
Title
Date
DOE USE ONLY (Grants Management)
I certify that the cost for each line item budget category has been evaluated and determined to be allowable as required by Section 216.3475, Florida
Statutes.
Documentation is on file evidencing the methodology used and the conclusions reached.
Name
Signature
Title
Date
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