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Section A: LEA Allocations A1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID A2A. FFY 2008 A2B. FFY 2009 A2C. Increase in LEA/ESA allocations from FFY 2008 to FFY 2009 A3A. FFY 2008 A3B. FFY 2009 A3C. Increase in LEA/ESA allocations from FFY 2008 to FFY 2009 Alachua 1200030 6,400,655 12,911,072 6,510,417 216,117 410,434 194,317 13,321,506 1,998,226 Baker 1200060 957,473 2,075,840 1,118,367 42,109 74,699 32,590 2,150,539 322,581 Bay 1200090 5,829,079 11,649,788 5,820,709 197,272 370,118 172,846 12,019,906 1,802,986 Bradford 1200120 987,626 1,808,560 820,934 26,649 51,688 25,039 1,860,248 279,037 Brevard 1200150 15,293,020 32,645,204 17,352,184 505,263 1,009,835 504,572 33,655,039 5,048,256 Broward 1200180 48,566,358 113,605,963 65,039,605 1,247,688 3,120,034 1,872,346 116,725,997 17,508,900 Calhoun 1200210 502,264 985,991 483,727 31,111 45,927 14,816 1,031,918 154,788 Charlotte 1200240 3,815,566 7,779,586 3,964,020 98,489 215,831 117,342 7,995,417 1,199,313 Citrus 1200270 3,682,066 7,396,036 3,713,970 159,961 268,029 108,068 7,664,065 1,149,610 Clay 1200300 7,059,225 15,228,697 8,169,472 175,937 411,554 235,617 15,640,251 2,346,038 Collier 1200330 8,344,913 18,807,494 10,462,581 267,651 568,429 300,778 19,375,923 2,906,388 Columbia 1200360 2,153,228 4,563,898 2,410,670 107,571 178,011 70,440 4,741,909 711,286 Dade 1200390 70,785,638 162,793,591 92,007,953 1,249,489 3,918,596 2,669,107 166,712,187 25,006,828 DeSoto 1200420 1,154,397 2,330,069 1,175,672 39,767 74,680 34,913 2,404,749 360,712 Dixie 1200450 631,861 1,108,017 476,156 70,659 85,539 14,880 1,193,556 179,033 Duval 1200480 28,555,482 60,870,974 32,315,492 908,905 1,843,834 934,929 62,714,808 9,407,221 Escambia 1200510 9,790,376 20,006,947 10,216,571 284,057 587,782 303,725 20,594,729 3,089,209 Flagler 1200540 2,126,545 4,828,706 2,702,161 31,932 111,692 79,760 4,940,398 741,060 Franklin 1200570 332,809 614,516 281,707 30,202 39,409 9,207 653,925 98,089 Gadsden 1200600 1,689,297 3,417,584 1,728,287 83,793 134,679 50,886 3,552,263 532,839 Gilchrist 1200630 644,811 1,246,354 601,543 36,100 54,713 18,613 1,301,067 195,160 Glades 1200660 283,090 577,416 294,326 8,373 17,577 9,204 594,993 89,249 Gulf 1200690 469,131 892,725 423,594 21,231 34,818 13,587 927,543 139,131 Hamilton 1200720 491,899 933,335 441,436 33,133 47,084 13,951 980,419 147,063 Hardee 1200750 1,180,207 2,386,066 1,205,859 31,393 66,680 35,287 2,452,746 367,912 Hendry 1200780 1,639,587 3,304,050 1,664,463 40,215 89,907 49,692 3,393,957 509,094 Hernando 1200810 4,274,024 9,637,994 5,363,970 98,562 253,909 155,347 9,891,903 1,483,785 Highlands 1200840 2,809,132 5,816,821 3,007,689 80,205 168,179 87,974 5,985,000 897,750 Hillsborough 1200870 37,011,387 83,033,613 46,022,226 728,210 2,068,871 1,340,661 85,102,484 12,765,373 Holmes 1200900 745,753 1,514,277 768,524 29,112 52,316 23,204 1,566,593 234,989 Indian River 1200930 3,521,967 7,661,650 4,139,683 106,331 227,116 120,785 7,888,766 1,183,315 Jackson 1200960 1,696,532 3,389,865 1,693,333 85,437 135,294 49,857 3,525,159 528,774 Jefferson 1200990 464,471 776,785 312,314 43,846 54,051 10,205 830,836 124,625 Lafayette 1201020 239,002 485,419 246,417 11,946 19,894 7,948 505,313 75,797 Lake 1201050 7,802,476 17,838,975 10,036,499 172,754 459,360 286,606 18,298,335 2,744,750 A1A. LEA/ESA Name A2. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 611 of IDEA A3. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 619 of IDEA (dollars $) A4. Total LEA/ESA allocation for Sections 611 and 619 of IDEA for FFY 2009 A5. 15% of the total LEA/ESA allocation for Sections 611 and 619 of IDEA for FFY 2009 FLORIDA TABLE 8 2009 Page 1 of 12
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Section A: LEA Allocations
A1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID A2A. FFY 2008 A2B. FFY 2009
A2C. Increase in LEA/ESA
allocations from FFY 2008 to FFY
2009 A3A. FFY 2008A3B. FFY
2009
A3C. Increase in LEA/ESA allocations
from FFY 2008 to FFY 2009
Alachua 1200030 6,400,655 12,911,072 6,510,417 216,117 410,434 194,317 13,321,506 1,998,226Baker 1200060 957,473 2,075,840 1,118,367 42,109 74,699 32,590 2,150,539 322,581Bay 1200090 5,829,079 11,649,788 5,820,709 197,272 370,118 172,846 12,019,906 1,802,986Bradford 1200120 987,626 1,808,560 820,934 26,649 51,688 25,039 1,860,248 279,037Brevard 1200150 15,293,020 32,645,204 17,352,184 505,263 1,009,835 504,572 33,655,039 5,048,256Broward 1200180 48,566,358 113,605,963 65,039,605 1,247,688 3,120,034 1,872,346 116,725,997 17,508,900Calhoun 1200210 502,264 985,991 483,727 31,111 45,927 14,816 1,031,918 154,788 Charlotte 1200240 3,815,566 7,779,586 3,964,020 98,489 215,831 117,342 7,995,417 1,199,313Citrus 1200270 3,682,066 7,396,036 3,713,970 159,961 268,029 108,068 7,664,065 1,149,610 Clay 1200300 7,059,225 15,228,697 8,169,472 175,937 411,554 235,617 15,640,251 2,346,038Collier 1200330 8,344,913 18,807,494 10,462,581 267,651 568,429 300,778 19,375,923 2,906,388Columbia 1200360 2,153,228 4,563,898 2,410,670 107,571 178,011 70,440 4,741,909 711,286Dade 1200390 70,785,638 162,793,591 92,007,953 1,249,489 3,918,596 2,669,107 166,712,187 25,006,828DeSoto 1200420 1,154,397 2,330,069 1,175,672 39,767 74,680 34,913 2,404,749 360,712Dixie 1200450 631,861 1,108,017 476,156 70,659 85,539 14,880 1,193,556 179,033Duval 1200480 28,555,482 60,870,974 32,315,492 908,905 1,843,834 934,929 62,714,808 9,407,221Escambia 1200510 9,790,376 20,006,947 10,216,571 284,057 587,782 303,725 20,594,729 3,089,209Flagler 1200540 2,126,545 4,828,706 2,702,161 31,932 111,692 79,760 4,940,398 741,060Franklin 1200570 332,809 614,516 281,707 30,202 39,409 9,207 653,925 98,089Gadsden 1200600 1,689,297 3,417,584 1,728,287 83,793 134,679 50,886 3,552,263 532,839Gilchrist 1200630 644,811 1,246,354 601,543 36,100 54,713 18,613 1,301,067 195,160Glades 1200660 283,090 577,416 294,326 8,373 17,577 9,204 594,993 89,249Gulf 1200690 469,131 892,725 423,594 21,231 34,818 13,587 927,543 139,131Hamilton 1200720 491,899 933,335 441,436 33,133 47,084 13,951 980,419 147,063Hardee 1200750 1,180,207 2,386,066 1,205,859 31,393 66,680 35,287 2,452,746 367,912Hendry 1200780 1,639,587 3,304,050 1,664,463 40,215 89,907 49,692 3,393,957 509,094Hernando 1200810 4,274,024 9,637,994 5,363,970 98,562 253,909 155,347 9,891,903 1,483,785Highlands 1200840 2,809,132 5,816,821 3,007,689 80,205 168,179 87,974 5,985,000 897,750Hillsborough 1200870 37,011,387 83,033,613 46,022,226 728,210 2,068,871 1,340,661 85,102,484 12,765,373Holmes 1200900 745,753 1,514,277 768,524 29,112 52,316 23,204 1,566,593 234,989Indian River 1200930 3,521,967 7,661,650 4,139,683 106,331 227,116 120,785 7,888,766 1,183,315Jackson 1200960 1,696,532 3,389,865 1,693,333 85,437 135,294 49,857 3,525,159 528,774Jefferson 1200990 464,471 776,785 312,314 43,846 54,051 10,205 830,836 124,625Lafayette 1201020 239,002 485,419 246,417 11,946 19,894 7,948 505,313 75,797Lake 1201050 7,802,476 17,838,975 10,036,499 172,754 459,360 286,606 18,298,335 2,744,750
A1A. LEA/ESA Name
A2. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 611 of IDEA
A3. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 619 of IDEA (dollars $) A4. Total
LEA/ESA allocation for
Sections 611 and 619 of IDEA for
FFY 2009
A5. 15% of the total LEA/ESA allocation for Sections 611
and 619 of IDEA for FFY 2009
FLORIDA TABLE 8 2009 Page 1 of 12
Section A: LEA Allocations
A1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID A2A. FFY 2008 A2B. FFY 2009
A2C. Increase in LEA/ESA
allocations from FFY 2008 to FFY
2009 A3A. FFY 2008A3B. FFY
2009
A3C. Increase in LEA/ESA allocations
from FFY 2008 to FFY 2009
A1A. LEA/ESA Name
A2. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 611 of IDEA
A3. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 619 of IDEA (dollars $) A4. Total
LEA/ESA allocation for
Sections 611 and 619 of IDEA for
FFY 2009
A5. 15% of the total LEA/ESA allocation for Sections 611
and 619 of IDEA for FFY 2009
Lee 1201080 15,336,334 34,831,479 19,495,145 380,697 942,898 562,201 35,774,377 5,366,157Leon 1201110 7,519,778 15,511,368 7,991,590 436,204 667,816 231,612 16,179,184 2,426,878Levy 1201140 1,396,620 2,767,165 1,370,545 48,578 89,771 41,193 2,856,936 428,540Liberty 1201170 340,265 645,540 305,275 20,392 30,110 9,718 675,650 101,348Madison 1201200 824,236 1,444,533 620,297 54,948 74,790 19,842 1,519,323 227,898Manatee 1201230 9,101,500 19,002,501 9,901,001 320,010 609,393 289,383 19,611,894 2,941,784Marion 1201260 9,024,374 19,254,937 10,230,563 239,722 540,003 300,281 19,794,940 2,969,241Martin 1201290 3,641,395 7,940,282 4,298,887 115,562 239,248 123,686 8,179,530 1,226,930Monroe 1201320 1,784,693 3,551,526 1,766,833 58,116 110,626 52,510 3,662,152 549,323Nassau 1201350 2,203,318 4,701,945 2,498,627 57,824 130,770 72,946 4,832,715 724,907Okaloosa 1201380 5,950,676 12,465,724 6,515,048 189,496 379,554 190,058 12,845,278 1,926,792Okeechobee 1201410 1,592,977 3,198,040 1,605,063 88,918 136,620 47,702 3,334,660 500,199Orange 1201440 35,448,556 78,085,543 42,636,987 833,090 2,075,751 1,242,661 80,161,294 12,024,194Osceola 1201470 9,564,384 21,393,102 11,828,718 200,164 555,690 355,526 21,948,792 3,292,319Palm Beach 1201500 34,025,389 76,322,423 42,297,034 992,418 2,212,565 1,220,147 78,534,988 11,780,248Pasco 1201530 13,062,635 28,568,539 15,505,904 342,438 788,912 446,474 29,357,451 4,403,618Pinellas 1201560 25,767,455 51,832,527 26,065,072 684,427 1,448,306 763,879 53,280,833 7,992,125Polk 1201590 18,448,258 41,968,421 23,520,163 311,888 986,318 674,430 42,954,739 6,443,211Putnam 1201620 2,638,997 5,446,621 2,807,624 103,346 186,973 83,627 5,633,594 845,039St. Johns 1201740 4,760,902 11,317,028 6,556,126 132,268 318,054 185,786 11,635,082 1,745,262St. Lucie 1201770 7,683,893 17,132,100 9,448,207 221,964 500,727 278,763 17,632,827 2,644,924Santa Rosa 1201650 4,802,624 10,157,686 5,355,062 143,672 300,770 157,098 10,458,456 1,568,768Sarasota 1201680 8,676,030 18,349,880 9,673,850 198,490 482,252 283,762 18,832,132 2,824,820Seminole 1201710 12,602,829 28,329,631 15,726,802 283,612 737,385 453,773 29,067,016 4,360,052Sumter 1201800 1,498,448 3,239,100 1,740,652 32,936 83,594 50,658 3,322,694 498,404Suwannee 1201830 1,251,092 2,701,244 1,450,152 57,381 99,862 42,481 2,801,106 420,166Taylor 1201860 820,509 1,570,612 750,103 38,461 61,312 22,851 1,631,924 244,789Union 1202015 508,604 1,007,961 499,357 22,319 37,609 15,290 1,045,570 156,836Volusia 1201920 13,549,871 28,422,545 14,872,674 333,345 769,809 436,464 29,192,354 4,378,853Wakulla 1201950 1,077,352 2,230,460 1,153,108 50,506 84,291 33,785 2,314,751 347,213Walton 1201980 1,325,357 2,891,441 1,566,084 53,949 99,817 45,868 2,991,258 448,689Washington 1202010 909,708 1,811,174 901,466 26,745 53,705 26,960 1,864,879 279,732FSDB 1202016 513,105 594,454 81,349 7,089 11,643 4,554 606,097 90,915FAU Lab School 1202012 113,580 727,455 613,875 727,455 109,118FSU Lab School 1202013 300,401 758,709 458,308 1,895 758,709 113,806
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Section A: LEA Allocations
A1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID A2A. FFY 2008 A2B. FFY 2009
A2C. Increase in LEA/ESA
allocations from FFY 2008 to FFY
2009 A3A. FFY 2008A3B. FFY
2009
A3C. Increase in LEA/ESA allocations
from FFY 2008 to FFY 2009
A1A. LEA/ESA Name
A2. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 611 of IDEA
A3. The total LEA/ESA allocation for Section 619 of IDEA (dollars $) A4. Total
LEA/ESA allocation for
Sections 611 and 619 of IDEA for
FFY 2009
A5. 15% of the total LEA/ESA allocation for Sections 611
and 619 of IDEA for FFY 2009
FAMU 1202014 155,782 155,782 155,782 23,367UF Lab School 1202015 191,612 418,101 226,489 418,101 62,715CESA (DOC) 1200005 1,087,026 1,499,284 412,258 1,499,284 224,893
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Section B: Maintenance of Effort Reduction
B1A. LEA/ESA Name
B1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
B2. For each LEA/ ESA, specify the determination
under 34 CFR § 300.600(a)(2) that
controls whether the LEA may be able to reduce
MOE during SY 2009-2010.
B3. Reduction of local and/or State funds taken pursuant to Section
613(a)(2)(C) by the LEA/ESA during SY 2009-10
B4. Percent of the available
reduction taken by LEA
/ESA during SY 2009-10
Alachua 1200030 Meets Requirements 3,255,209Baker 1200060 Needs Assistance 0Bay 1200090 Needs Assistance 0Bradford 1200120 Meets Requirements 0Brevard 1200150 Needs Assistance 0Broward 1200180 Meets Requirements 32,519,803Calhoun 1200210 Meets Requirements 21,988Charlotte 1200240 Meets Requirements 1,161,313Citrus 1200270 Meets Requirements 1,856,985Clay 1200300 Meets Requirements 4,084,736Collier 1200330 Meets Requirements 5,231,291Columbia 1200360 Needs Assistance 0Dade 1200390 Meets Requirements 46,003,977DeSoto 1200420 Meets Requirements 587,836Dixie 1200450 Meets Requirements 238,078Duval 1200480 Needs Assistance 0Escambia 1200510 Needs Assistance 0Flagler 1200540 Meets Requirements 624,685Franklin 1200570 Meets Requirements 0Gadsden 1200600 Needs Assistance 0Gilchrist 1200630 Meets Requirements 300,772Glades 1200660 Meets Requirements 147,163Gulf 1200690 Meets Requirements 5,031Hamilton 1200720 Meets Requirements 220,718Hardee 1200750 Meets Requirements 602,930Hendry 1200780 Meets Requirements 142,427Hernando 1200810 Meets Requirements 2,681,985Highlands 1200840 Meets Requirements 1,503,845Hillsborough 1200870 Meets Requirements 23,011,113Holmes 1200900 Meets Requirements 384,262Indian River 1200930 Meets Requirements 2,069,842Jackson 1200960 Meets Requirements 846,667
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Section B: Maintenance of Effort Reduction
B1A. LEA/ESA Name
B1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
B2. For each LEA/ ESA, specify the determination
under 34 CFR § 300.600(a)(2) that
controls whether the LEA may be able to reduce
MOE during SY 2009-2010.
B3. Reduction of local and/or State funds taken pursuant to Section
613(a)(2)(C) by the LEA/ESA during SY 2009-10
B4. Percent of the available
reduction taken by LEA
/ESA during SY 2009-10
Jefferson 1200990 Meets Requirements 0Lafayette 1201020 Meets Requirements 0Lake 1201050 Meets Requirements 5,018,250Lee 1201080 Meets Requirements 2,391,157Leon 1201110 Meets Requirements 3,995,795Levy 1201140 Meets Requirements 685,273Liberty 1201170 Meets Requirements 152,638Madison 1201200 Meets Requirements 0Manatee 1201230 Needs Assistance 0Marion 1201260 Needs Assistance 0Martin 1201290 Meets Requirements 0Monroe 1201320 Meets Requirements 0Nassau 1201350 Needs Assistance 0Okaloosa 1201380 Meets Requirements 3,257,524Okeechobee 1201410 Meets Requirements 802,532Orange 1201440 Needs Assistance 0Osceola 1201470 Meets Requirements 1,484,917Palm Beach 1201500 Needs Assistance 0Pasco 1201530 Meets Requirements 7,752,952Pinellas 1201560 Meets Requirements 0Polk 1201590 Meets Requirements 11,760,082Putnam 1201620 Meets Requirements 30,039St. Johns 1201740 Needs Assistance 0St. Lucie 1201770 Needs Assistance 0Santa Rosa 1201650 Meets Requirements 1,091,970Sarasota 1201680 Needs Assistance 0Seminole 1201710 Meets Requirements 210,597Sumter 1201800 Meets Requirements 0Suwannee 1201830 Needs Assistance 0Taylor 1201860 Meets Requirements 98,305Union 1202015 Meets Requirements 249,679Volusia 1201920 Meets Requirements 7,436,337
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Section B: Maintenance of Effort Reduction
B1A. LEA/ESA Name
B1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
B2. For each LEA/ ESA, specify the determination
under 34 CFR § 300.600(a)(2) that
controls whether the LEA may be able to reduce
MOE during SY 2009-2010.
B3. Reduction of local and/or State funds taken pursuant to Section
613(a)(2)(C) by the LEA/ESA during SY 2009-10
B4. Percent of the available
reduction taken by LEA
/ESA during SY 2009-10
Wakulla 1201950 Meets Requirements 291,567Walton 1201980 Meets Requirements 783,042Washington 1202010 Meets Requirements 174,732FSDB 1202016 0FAU Lab School 1202012 0FSU Lab School 1202013 0FAMU 1202014 0UF Lab School 1202015 0
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Section C: Provision of Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS)
C1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
C2A. Was the LEA/ESA
required to use 15% of funds for
CEIS due to significant
disproportionality in SY 2009-10?
(Y/N)
C2B. Amount reserved for
required CEIS in the LEA /ESA in
SY 2009-10
C2C. Percent taken for
required CEIS during SY 2009-
10
C3A. Did the LEA/ESA
voluntarily use up to 15% of IDEA
611 and 619 fund for CEIS in SY 2009-10? (Y/N)
C3B. Amount reserved for
voluntary CEIS in SY 2009-10
C3C. Percent taken for voluntary
CEIS during SY 2009-10
Alachua 1200030 N N Baker 1200060 N Y 179,300 8%
Bay 1200090 N Y 1,740,728 14%
Bradford 1200120 Y 279,037 15% N Brevard 1200150 N Y 1,795,200 5%
Broward 1200180 N N Calhoun 1200210 N Y 132,800 13%
Charlotte 1200240 N Y 38,000 0%
Citrus 1200270 N N Clay 1200300 N N Collier 1200330 N N Columbia 1200360 N Y 703,186 15%
Dade 1200390 N N DeSoto 1200420 N N Dixie 1200450 N N Duval 1200480 N Y 2,117,879 3%
Escambia 1200510 N Y 1,675,820 8%
Flagler 1200540 N Y 116,375 2%
Franklin 1200570 Y 98,089 15% N Gadsden 1200600 Y 532,839 15% N Gilchrist 1200630 N N Glades 1200660 N N Gulf 1200690 N Y 134,100 14%
C1A. LEA/ESA Name
C2. Required CEIS C3. Voluntary CEIS
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Section C: Provision of Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS)
C1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
C2A. Was the LEA/ESA
required to use 15% of funds for
CEIS due to significant
disproportionality in SY 2009-10?
(Y/N)
C2B. Amount reserved for
required CEIS in the LEA /ESA in
SY 2009-10
C2C. Percent taken for
required CEIS during SY 2009-
10
C3A. Did the LEA/ESA
voluntarily use up to 15% of IDEA
611 and 619 fund for CEIS in SY 2009-10? (Y/N)
C3B. Amount reserved for
voluntary CEIS in SY 2009-10
C3C. Percent taken for voluntary
CEIS during SY 2009-10
C1A. LEA/ESA Name
C2. Required CEIS C3. Voluntary CEIS
Hamilton 1200720 N N Hardee 1200750 N N Hendry 1200780 N Y 366,667 11%
Hernando 1200810 N N Highlands 1200840 N N Hillsborough 1200870 N N Holmes 1200900 N N Indian River 1200930 N N Jackson 1200960 N N Jefferson 1200990 Y 124,625 15% N Lafayette 1201020 N Y 75,754 15%
Lake 1201050 N N Lee 1201080 N Y 2,975,000 8%
Leon 1201110 N N Levy 1201140 N N Liberty 1201170 N N Madison 1201200 Y 227,898 15% N Manatee 1201230 Y 2,941,784 15% N Marion 1201260 N Y 405,600 2%
Martin 1201290 Y 1,226,930 15% N Monroe 1201320 Y 549,323 15% N Nassau 1201350 N Y 367,200 8%
Okaloosa 1201380 N N
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Section C: Provision of Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS)
C1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
C2A. Was the LEA/ESA
required to use 15% of funds for
CEIS due to significant
disproportionality in SY 2009-10?
(Y/N)
C2B. Amount reserved for
required CEIS in the LEA /ESA in
SY 2009-10
C2C. Percent taken for
required CEIS during SY 2009-
10
C3A. Did the LEA/ESA
voluntarily use up to 15% of IDEA
611 and 619 fund for CEIS in SY 2009-10? (Y/N)
C3B. Amount reserved for
voluntary CEIS in SY 2009-10
C3C. Percent taken for voluntary
CEIS during SY 2009-10
C1A. LEA/ESA Name
C2. Required CEIS C3. Voluntary CEIS
Okeechobee 1201410 N N Orange 1201440 N Y 1,713,000 2%
Osceola 1201470 N Y 1,807,402 8%
Palm Beach 1201500 N Y 11,535,040 15%
Pasco 1201530 N N Pinellas 1201560 Y 7,992,125 15% N Polk 1201590 N N Putnam 1201620 N Y 815,000 14%
St. Johns 1201740 Y 1,745,262 15% N St. Lucie 1201770 Y 2,644,924 15% N Santa Rosa 1201650 N Y 476,798 5%
Sarasota 1201680 Y 2,824,820 15% N Seminole 1201710 N Y 4,149,455 14%
Sumter 1201800 Y 498,404 15% N Suwannee 1201830 N Y 322,600 12%
Taylor 1201860 N Y 146,484 9%
Union 1202015 N N Volusia 1201920 N N Wakulla 1201950 N Y 55,646 2%
Walton 1201980 N N Washington 1202010 N Y 105,000 6%
FSDB 1202016 N N FAU Lab School 1202012 N N
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Section C: Provision of Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS)
C1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
C2A. Was the LEA/ESA
required to use 15% of funds for
CEIS due to significant
disproportionality in SY 2009-10?
(Y/N)
C2B. Amount reserved for
required CEIS in the LEA /ESA in
SY 2009-10
C2C. Percent taken for
required CEIS during SY 2009-
10
C3A. Did the LEA/ESA
voluntarily use up to 15% of IDEA
611 and 619 fund for CEIS in SY 2009-10? (Y/N)
C3B. Amount reserved for
voluntary CEIS in SY 2009-10
C3C. Percent taken for voluntary
CEIS during SY 2009-10
C1A. LEA/ESA Name
C2. Required CEIS C3. Voluntary CEIS
FSU Lab School 1202013 N N FAMU 1202014 N N UF Lab School 1202015 N N CESA (DOC) 1200005 N N
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Section D: Number of Children Receiving Coordinated Early Intervening Services
D1A. LEA/ESA Name
D1B. LEA/ESA NCES ID
D2. Total number of children receiving CEIS under the IDEA in the LEA/ESA during SY 2009-10
D3. Total number of children who received CEIS under the IDEA anytime in the past two school years (including SY 2007-08, SY
2008-09, and SY 2009-10) and received special education and related services in SY 2009-10
Alachua 1200030 - - Baker 1200060 382 18 Bay 1200090 1,964 134 Bradford 1200120 249 *Brevard 1200150 5,146 - Broward 1200180Calhoun 1200210 21 - Charlotte 1200240 76 *Citrus 1200270 - - Clay 1200300 - - Collier 1200330 *Columbia 1200360 938 180 Dade 1200390 - - DeSoto 1200420 - - Dixie 1200450 - - Duval 1200480 1,304 262 Escambia 1200510 1,201 *Flagler 1200540 50 31 Franklin 1200570 160 *Gadsden 1200600 262 15 Gilchrist 1200630 - Glades 1200660 - - Gulf 1200690 75 *Hamilton 1200720 - - Hardee 1200750 - - Hendry 1200780 39 *Hernando 1200810 - - Highlands 1200840 - - Hillsborough 1200870 - 149 Holmes 1200900 - - Indian River 1200930 - - Jackson 1200960 - - Jefferson 1200990 84 *Lafayette 1201020 122 *Lake 1201050 - - Lee 1201080 1,291 205 Leon 1201110 - - Levy 1201140 - - Liberty 1201170 - - Madison 1201200 327 11 Manatee 1201230 2,220 128 Marion 1201260 419 14 Martin 1201290 701 58 Monroe 1201320 1,496 18 Nassau 1201350 799 66 Okaloosa 1201380 - 10
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Okeechobee 1201410 - - Orange 1201440 3,400 153 Osceola 1201470 747 95 Palm Beach 1201500 2,597 *Pasco 1201530 - - Pinellas 1201560 10,725 293 Polk 1201590 - - Putnam 1201620 1,091 28 St. Johns 1201740 3,079 1,039 St. Lucie 1201770 6,939 102 Santa Rosa 1201650 263 27 Sarasota 1201680 2,886 136 Seminole 1201710 15,218 3,533 Sumter 1201800 633 10 Suwannee 1201830 371 *Taylor 1201860 99 *Union 1202015 - - Volusia 1201920 - 277 Wakulla 1201950 150 *Walton 1201980 - Washington 1202010 138 *FSDB 1202016 - - FAU Lab School 1202012FSU Lab School 1202013FAMU 1202014 - - UF Lab School 1202015 - - CESA (DOC) 1200005 - -
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