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Parent Communication Forum August 7, 2014 Special Education Funding
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Presentation Overview Sources How Aurora City Schools spends funds Ways Funds Are Monitored Questions and Answers
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Sources of Funding Special Education Funding Federal “Flow through” dollars State FundingLocal Funds
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Federal Government Special Education Funding Federal “Flow Through” Dollars to Districts IDEA-B $452,038.25 Preschool Grant $5,991.48
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Aurora Schools use of IDEA-B Funding Categories –Salaries –Purchase of Services –Supplies –Capital Outlay –Other
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Federal Government IDEA-B Funding
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Salaries Instruction Speech & Language Therapists ($65,000) Support Services 26% salary for H/I aides ($200,862.39) Supplemental – Summer testing ($10,000) Governance – Special Services Secretary ($30,000)
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Federal Government IDEA-B Funding Purchase of Services Professional Development ($5,420.86) Consultants ($85,400) Maintenance of Equipment ($1500)
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IDEA-B Funding Capital Outlay Instruction ($19,900) Computers and other assistive devices for special education classes Augmentative devices Adaptive seating and equipment Amplification systems
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IDEA-B Funding Supplies/Materials ($28,000) Curriculum supports ($5,500) Testing supplies ($12,500) Software ($10,000) News to You, EdHelper, Boardmaker, Write Out Loud, DT Trainer, IEP writer
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Federal Government Preschool Grant Amount Allocated $5,991.48 ○ Supplies ○ Teaching supplies for classroom ○ Equipment ○ All items used to set up a preschool classrooms ○ School psych supplemental
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Sources of Funding State of Ohio Special Education Funding Catastrophic Costs Excess Costs Preschool Student Funding Transportation
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State of Ohio Preschool Funding Aurora’s Funding Total for Preschool student funding $112,821 Preschool students = 52
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State of Ohio Catastrophic Costs Supplemental payment to districts to help support high cost students Educational and related expenses exceed $27,375 for students in most disability categories Children with Autism Spectrum, TBI, or Deaf/Blind whose expenses exceed $32,850
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State of Ohio Catastrophic Costs For 2012-2013 school year Submitted reimbursement request for 45 students Educational expenses totaled $2,221,011 Reimbursement requests $466,508 State reimbursed $264,701
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State of Ohio - Transportation Transportation Reimbursement $54,004 Preschool Special Needs Bus CEVEC and LEAP (Kent, OH)
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Sources of Funding Local Funding Special Education Funding Local Funds Taxes Preschool Tuition
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State of Ohio – Number of Students by Disability
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Information Sources ODE Website: ODE.state.oh.us SF-3 Special Education Fiscal Accountability Report CCIP – IDEA-B funding
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