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Florida Senate - 2005 Committee Amendment
SB7068 EA 2
The Committee on Education Appropriations (Alexander) recommended the
following amendment:
Section: 02 EXPLANATION:
On Page: 020 Allocates $10 million to a recurring grant program for
school districts to provide job skills training for
Spec App: 116 jobs on the Statewide Targeted Occupations List. Also
allocates $388,695,114 to school districts for
workforce education.
NET IMPACT ON: Total Funds General Revenue Trust Funds
Recurring - 0 0 0
Non-Recurring - 0 0 0
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EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF
Public Schools, Division Of
Program: Workforce Education 48250800
In Section 02 On Page 020
116 Aid To Local Governments 050562
Workforce Development IOEB
Immediately following Specific Appropriation 116, INSERT:
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 116, $10,000,000 is provided
for recurring grants to school districts for new or expanded programs
that provide job skills training for employment in jobs on the Statewide
Targeted Occupations List. Any school district that needs additional
funds to increase the workforce by providing such training may submit a
request to the Department of Education. Each district's request must
provide a summary of how the district's current workforce education
program funds are being used. The request for additional funding must
identify specifically each occupation for which training will be
provided and how the requested funds will be used to increase the number
of people trained by the district for that occupation. Also, the request
must provide the nature of the district/industry partnership, the
location of the training, the training methodology, the number of people
to be trained, a detailed estimate of the annual cost of the proposed
training, including the amount to be paid from other sources as well as
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the amount requested, and other information that the department may need
to assess a district's proposed plan and its long-term effectiveness.
Based on an objective review of all requests received, the department
shall award grants for requests that: (1) have the greatest
underserved need, (2) will provide the largest increase in the number of
people receiving job skill training for employment in the occupations on
the targeted list, (3) will provide training for the occupations with
the greatest shortage of qualified workers, (4) have the greatest
potential for trainees to successfully complete the training and be
employed, and (5) are the most cost efficient. Grant approval shall be
completed by August 1, 2005. The department shall submit a summary
report of the grant awards to the chair of the Senate Ways and Means
Committee and the chair of the House Fiscal Council by September 1,
2005.
From the funds in Specific Appropriation 116, $388,695,114 is provided
for school district workforce education programs as defined in section
1004.02 (26), Florida Statutes, and is allocated to school districts as
follows:
Alachua.................................................. 1,386,553
Baker.................................................... 175,073
Bay...................................................... 3,467,934
Bradford................................................. 913,791
Brevard.................................................. 2,764,031
Broward.................................................. 67,081,657
Calhoun.................................................. 176,405
Charlotte................................................ 2,884,147
Citrus................................................... 2,695,703
Clay..................................................... 659,962
Collier.................................................. 6,970,820
Columbia................................................. 333,552
Miami-Dade............................................... 99,296,917
DeSoto................................................... 900,640
Dixie.................................................... 57,849
Duval.................................................... 0
Escambia................................................. 5,109,994
Flagler.................................................. 2,625,450
Franklin................................................. 57,839
Gadsden.................................................. 603,864
Gilchrist................................................ 3,371
Glades................................................... 7,373
Gulf..................................................... 166,600
Hamilton................................................. 74,906
Hardee................................................... 291,913
Hendry................................................... 376,906
Hernando................................................. 505,717
Highlands................................................ 0
Hillsborough............................................. 31,359,175
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Holmes................................................... 0
Indian River............................................. 805,593
Jackson.................................................. 540,819
Jefferson................................................ 189,895
Lafayette................................................ 44,288
Lake..................................................... 4,528,142
Lee...................................................... 10,726,588
Leon..................................................... 5,886,297
Levy..................................................... 0
Liberty.................................................. 16,640
Madison.................................................. 0
Manatee.................................................. 6,330,759
Marion................................................... 2,947,082
Martin................................................... 2,221,616
Monroe................................................... 748,097
Nassau................................................... 155,478
Okaloosa................................................. 2,467,255
Okeechobee............................................... 0
Orange................................................... 34,407,474
Osceola.................................................. 4,714,734
Palm Beach............................................... 15,055,957
Pasco.................................................... 3,515,854
Pinellas................................................. 26,374,438
Polk..................................................... 11,235,169
Putnam................................................... 398,596
Saint Johns.............................................. 5,997,248
Saint Lucie.............................................. 0
Santa Rosa............................................... 1,771,187
Sarasota................................................. 10,086,274
Seminole................................................. 0
Sumter................................................... 273,638
Suwannee................................................. 1,018,200
Taylor................................................... 1,401,627
Union.................................................... 167,050
Volusia.................................................. 0
Wakulla.................................................. 278,053
Walton................................................... 89,798
Washington............................................... 3,343,526
Washington Special....................................... 9,600
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