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Pre-SOL After-School Program Projected Budget for Spring 2011 Projected Cost Grant Funds Remaining Funds Needed Bus Drivers- (6) $17.50 per day for 12 days $1,260.00 $945.00 $315.00 Bus Operation Costs- $45 per day 12 days $3,240.00 In-Kind $3,240.00 per bus for 6 buses Administrative Costs- Lead Teacher for Nonwriting Program $1,908.90 $636.60 $1,272.30 1 per site=3 for $636.30 each Teacher Salaries/Stipends $48.68 per day per teacher Elementary= $584.16 Writing- 4 $6,571.80 Nonwriting- 15 -0- $7,155.96 Middle= Nonwriting- 6 $2,628.72 -0- $2,628.72 High School: $292.08 Writing- 2 $8,762.40 Nonwriting- 20 $7,031.83 $2,022.65 FICA $1,683.62 -0- $1,683.62 Total= $26,931.68 $8,613.43 $18,318.25 • Page 3
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AGENDA Fluvanna County School Board
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Fluvanna County School Board Meetin
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1. Call to Order; Roll Call DRAFT 1
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January 12, 2011 3 4. Adoption of t
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January 12, 2011 5 Perrie Johnson e
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January 12, 2011 7 On a motion by M
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extra-curricular activities, a huma
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5. Closed Meeting On a motion by Mr
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report 2011
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report 2011
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report Invoi
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report CHECK
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report FLUVA
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report Vendo
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02-10-2011 Treasurer's Report -----
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FLUVANNA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAGE
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FLUVANNA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS PAGE
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01-31-2011 Revenue Summary FLUVANNA
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CATEGORY REPORT 2010-11 For the Per
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12-31-2010 Expenditure Summary Appr
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12-31-2010 Expenditure Summary FUNC
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12-31-2010 Expenditure Summary 2400
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12-31-2010 Expenditure Summary FLUV
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PGM 100 REGULAR 12-31-2010 Expendit
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12-31-2010 Expenditure Summary Appr
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Recognitions for Community, Student
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FLUVANNA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTE
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File: GCPA - R Reduction in Profess
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FLUVANNA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTE
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Fluvanna County Public Schools FY 2
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Points Of Consideration • Expedit
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Where we are now - through January
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FY 2012 - We’re Off • Governor
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Enrollment (Funded Membership) •
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Standards of Quality Positions •
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Refined estimates of other external
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Estimated increase to Health Insura
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Projected increase in Sales Tax Dis
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Continuation of Stimulus Funded Pos
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School Board Priorities • Grades
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Restore students to CATEC • Per s
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Page 167 and 168: Creasy, Caleb Custer, William Alden
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Page 187 and 188: Calendar of Events February & March
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