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AUTHOR Tebo, Jack; Mabe, ShirleyTITLE Educational Programs Provided for the Florida State
Correctional System. Volume II: Appendices.INSTITUTION Florida State Dept. of Education, Tallahassee.PUB DATE 30 Dec 82NOTE 190p.; For related documents, see JC 830 099-101.PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110' -- Reports Descriptive (141)
Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)
EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Administrators; Community Colleges; Cooperative
Programs; *Correctional Education; *CorrectionalInstitutions; Counselors; *Enrollment; Prisoners;*Program Costs; Teachers; Two Year Colleges;Vocational Schools
IDENTIFIERS *Correctional Officers; *Florida
ABSTRACTThis series of 20 appendices provides data and
background information resulting from a study of the educationalprograms offered for the Florida State Correctional System. Inaddition to various letters, memoranda, and tables documentingaspects of the study, the volume presents: (1) the text of theFlorida law mandating the study; (2) directories of the institutionsin the Florida,Department of Corrections, community college se,.vice
regions, and area vocational -schools; (3) 1981-82 class enrollmentsby program areas for correctional facilities and community collegesproviding inmate education; (4) statistics on full- and part-timeemployees involtd in inmate education by position and agency;. (5)
the characterist.cs of the tests used in the educational evaluationof inmates; (6) in evaluation instrument designed to assesscorrectional education activities; (7) Miami-Dade Community Collegeenrollment data Or Dade County jail facilities; (8) anorganizational chart for the Bureau of Staff Development; (9) a mapof correctional officer training centers; (10) a table showingtraining opportunities by subject and providing agency; (11) anassessment of the programs offered by the divisions of corrections atcommunity colleges, area vocational schools, and correctionalfacilities; and (12) an assessment of community college costs forinmate education in 1981-82. (AYC)
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KS. D(PARTMENT Of EDUCATIONNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION
CENTER IERIC)El This document hes been ',Produced as
received from the person Of organizailonoriginating it.
XMinor changes hare been made to improvereproduction quality.
Points of view or opinions stated in this docu-ment do not twinge* rspresent official fslEPosition or policy.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
PROVIDED FOR THE FLORIDA STATE
CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM
VOLUME II. APPENDICES
Dr. Jack Tebo
Mrs. Shirley Mabe' "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THISMATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
JACK TCESO
TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)?'
FLORIDA: A STATE OF EDUCATIONAL DISTINCTION. "On a statewide average, educationalachievement in the State of Florida will equal that of the upper quartile of states within fiveyears, as indicated by commonly accepted criteria of attainment." Adootod. State Board of Education. Jan. 20. MI
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CODepartment of EducationTallahassee, Florida
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Ralph D. Turlington, Commissioner
December 30, 1982
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPENDICES
Page
A. Study Proviso Language A-1B. Fee Waiver Proviso T,anguage A-5C. Wainwright Letter A-9D. Turlington Memorandum A-13E. Milestones Chart A-19F. Findings Subcommittee A-25G. Recommendations Subcommittees A-29H. Address and Maps iA-33
- Correctional Institutions Addresses A-35- Map of Correctional Regions and Institutes A-37- Community College Service Regions A-40
- Map of State Universities A-41- Map of Area Voc-Ed Schools A-43- Voc-Ed School Addresses A-44
I. Inmate Class Enrollments by Program,Headcount, and Agency A-47
J. Educational Staff Employed and Salary Costs A-65K. Test Characteristics A-101L. Assessment Bibliography A-105M. Evaluation Instrument A-109N. Avery Memorandum A-117O. Miami-Dade Community College Inmate Enrollments A-121P. i.:aff Development Organization Chart A-125Q. Map of Correctional Officer Training Centers A-129R. Training Resource Table A-133S. Educational Space Resources by Program and
Correctional Facility A-139T. Community College Cost Analyses for Inmate Training A-171
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APPENDIX A
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9. A' REVIEW OF ALL PROCEDURES CULRENTLY USED TOASSESS OFFENDER EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND ARECOMMENDATION FOR CRITERIA OR CHANGES WHICH SHOULDBE PROPOSED IN THIS AREA.
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CHAPTER 82-215
.SPECIFICAPPROPRIATION
ITEM 241
APPENDIX A
LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 82-215
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, WITH CONSULTATION FROMTHE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND THE LEGISLATURE,SHALL CONDUCT A STUDY or THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMSPROVIDED FOR THE STATE CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM. INADDITION, THIS STUDY SHALL INCLUDE AN EVALUATION OFTHE EDUCATION PROGRAMS PROVIDED FOR THE DADE COUNTYruscic SAFETY CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM AND THE TOMOEACORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AS A MODEL FOR FUTUREEVALUATIONS OF OTHER LOCAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES.THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION SHALL SUBMIT TO THESENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES ON APPROPRIATIONS,CORRECTIONS, AND EDUCATION BY JANUARY 1, 1983, AREPORT OF THIS COMPLETED STUDY WHICH SHALL INCLUDE,BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING POINTS FOR 'INEDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND AGAIN FOR THE DEPARTMENTOF CORRECTIONS:
1. A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SPECIFIC EDUCATIONALPROGRAMS CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED WITHIN AND TO THECORRECTIONAL SYSTEM AND THEIR ENROLLMENTS WHICHSHALL ADDRESS ACADEMIC, VOCATIONAL, ADULT, AND
COMPENSATORY EDUCATION.
Z. AN ACCOUNTING OF THE NUMBER OF CAREER SERVICEAND OTHER STAFF EMPLOYED BY EACH DEPARTMENT TOADMINISTER THESE PROGRAMS.
3. A FISCAL ANALYSIS OF THE TOTAL COST TO EACHDEPARTMENT IW FUNDS AND IN KIND TO PROVIDE THESEPROGRAMS BY SPECIFIC TYPE INCLUDING THE SOURCE OFTHE FUNDING.
4. A RECOMMENDATION RELATING TO THE APPROPRIATEEDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM TO BE OFFERED BY EACHDEPARTMENT.:
5. A SET oe -ALTERNATIVE FUNDING PROPOSALS FORCONTINUING AND ENHANCING EACH DEPARTMENT'S PROGRAMS.
6. A DESCRIPTION AND EVALUATION OF THE ADEQUACY OFFACILITIES WITHIN THE CORRECTIONAL SETTING USED FOREDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.
7. A RECOMMENDATION BY SPECIFIC EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMRELATING TO THE APPROPRIATE STAFFING LEVEL TO BEUTILIZED WITHIN EACH DEPARTMENT.
8. A REVIEW OF CURRENT QUALIFICATIONS FOR EDUCATIDN__STAFF AND A RECOMMENDATION RELATING TO THEAPPROPRIATE QUALIFICATIONS TO BE SET FOR EDUCATIONALSTAFF WORKING IN THESE PROGRAMS.
10. AN IDENTIFICATION OF THE CURRENt LEVEL C.RESOURCtS, OTHER THAN PERSONNEL, BEING UTILIZED INEACH SPECIFIC EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND ARECOMMENDATION IN THIS_AREA.
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CHAPTER 82-215
SPECIFICAPPROPRIATION
ITEM 352
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APPENDIX B
LAWS OF FLORIDA CHAPTER 82-215
IN 1982-83 NO COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAY WAIVE MORE THAN5% OF ITS STUDENT FEES. THE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGESYSTEM MAY PROVIDE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION AND HIGHSCHOOL VOCATIONAL AND COLLEGE CREDIT INSTRUCTIONALPROGRAMS FOR THE DEPARTMENT Or CORRECTIONS,INCLUDING CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS.AND INMATES THROUGHCONTRACTS BETWEEN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS ANDINDIV/DUAL COMMUNITY COLLEGES BASED ON IN-KINDSERVICES. FTE GENERATED WILL BE FUNDED IN THE1983-84 CCPE, APPROPRIATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THERECCMMENDATIONS OF THE STUDY CONDUCTED BY THEDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONSAND THE LEGISLATURE.
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APPENDIX C
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FLORIDADEPARTMENT ofCORRECTIONS
GovernorBOB GRAHAM
SecretaryLOUIE L. WAINWRIGHT
1311 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, Florid:. 32301 904/488-5021
June 16, 1982
Honorable Ralph D. TurlingtonCommissioner of EducationCapitolTallahassee, Florida 32301
Dear Commissioner Turlington:
As you are aware, the Legislature recently includedin proviso-language relating to the community colleges,a requirement for a study of the-education programsprovided for the State correctional system.
Please accept this letter as an offer by me and anyonein this Department to assist as needed in this task.I have asked Bob Thomas, Chief of Education Services,Department of Corrections, to represent us. He will,in turn, contact other staff as needed.
Your continuing support of programs in this Oepartmentis appreciated.
Sincerely,
LOUIE L. WAINWRIGHTSecretary
LLW/btb
cc: David D. Bachman
41111=1.11.10Bob Thomas
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APPENDIX D
RALPH D. TURLINGTONCOmmISSIONE
STATE OF FLORIDADEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
MEMORANDUM
TO: Mr. Carey FerrellDr. Lee Henderson
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Ralph D. Turlington
241.1.AM/444CE 32304
July 16, 1982
Mr. Joe Mills
Z4AChance
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Department of Education's Study of the Educational Programs Provided
for the State Correctional System
The 1982 General Appropriations Act, Chapter 82-215, directs that the Department of
Education, with consultation from the Department of Corrections and the'Legislature,
shall conduct a study of the educational,programs provided for the State Correctional
System. Your involvement in developing a study to be submitted te) the Legislature on
January 1; 1983 will be vital to the process of addressing important issues spelled
out in the attached Proviso language.
As a result of discussions which have taken place among our respective staff members,
appropriate people have been identified to help with this'study. Therefore, I am
requesting that the following individuals be designated to serve on the Department's
Educational- Programs for the State Correctional System Study Group.
Division of Public SchoolsDivision of Community CollegesVocational EducationState University System
Philip Rountree- Stafford Thompson, Lew Wagar, Iven Lamb, Jr.
Benjamin Powell, Talmadge RushingBruce Mitchell
I would hope that other members of your staff would also be made available as needed.
Mr. Louie L. Wainwright, Secretary of the Florida Department of Corrections, has desig-
nated Mr. Bob Thomas, his Chief of Education Services, to serve on this Study Group.
I am designating Dr. Jack Tebo to serve as chairman and to act as the focal contact in
the Department of Education. Mrs. Shirley Mabe will be his principal assistant.
_The_initial meeting of this group will be held at 900 a.m. on Tuesday, July 27, 1982,
in the Conference Room, 1702 Capitol Building. Please have the designated member of
your staff call Dr. Tebo or Mrs. Mabe at 488-5030 to confirm acceptance of this
assignment and attendance at the meeting.
Copies,of this memorandum are being sent to key individuals representing the Department
of Corrections, the Legislature, and the Governor's office who will be working closely
with us in conducting this study, any of wham should feel free to attend the July 27
meeting.
Thank you for your help with this very important project.
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an equal opportunity employer
Blind copies sent to:
Louie L. WainwrightSecretary, Department of Corrections
Major J.W. ReeseHouse Corrections Committee
Ray WilsonSenate Corrections Committee
Jo Ann McCollumSenate Corrections Committee
Tony CarvalhoHouse Appropriations Committee
John A. SmithSenate Appropriations Committee
Patsy EcclesSenate Appropriations Committee-
Edward WoodruffSenate Appropriations Committee
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Jean BettisSenate Education Committee
William ShadeHouse Higher Education Committee
Frank LaPortaHouse Education (K-12) Committee
Herman MYersSenate Education Committee
W. Cecil GoldenDepartment of Education
Jack TeboDepartment of Education
Shirley MabeDepartment of Education
Roger NicholsDepartment of Education
Doug CrawfordDepartment of Education
STATE OF FLORIDA
A DPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONRALPR D. TURUNGTON
OONSOSSIONES TALLAHASSEE 32301
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July 16, 1982
NY. Louie L. WainwrightSecretaryFlorida Department of Corrections1311 Winewood BoulevardTallahassee, Florida 32301
Dear Louie:
Mhny thanks for your letter of June 16, 1982, in which yoU have designated
Bob Thomas, Chief of Education Services, Department of Corrections, to serve
on the Educational Programs for the State Correctional System Study Group.
I am pleased to have Mr. Thomas participate in this important task by serving
as a member of the study group.
I am attaching a copy of a memorandum which I have sent to the De?artMent of
.Education Division Directors announcing the names of .the Departmnt of Education
persons selected for membership on this study group. The initial meeting time
and location are also indicated. I would be pleased if you.would make/the
contents of the attached memorandum available to Mr. Thomas.
I greatly appreciate your making other staff available as needed to assist
Mr. Thomas. Similar staff support in the Department of Education will also be
made available.
Thank you again for your support and cooperation.
Ralph D. Turlington
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APPENDIX E
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ACTIVI1Y
MILFSTONES
STUDY OF IVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
PROVIDED FOR THE STATE CORRECTTONAL SYSTEM
TARGET DATE TASKS
PHASE I PHASE I PHASE I
- First Meeting of Study - July 27, 1982
Group
- Clarify tasks to be accomplished and purpose of the study.
AsSignment of tasks to members to serve on subcommittees.
- Subcommittees collectinformation and draftassigned papers
July 28 August 311982
- Collect information and draft assigned papers on items
1, 2, 3, 6, 8 (the review only), 9 (the review only),10 (the identification only), and the evaluation ofthe Tomoka Correctional facilities.
- Dissemination bySubcommittees
- September 1, 1982 Subcommittees willsend copies of their draft papers toother study group members for review.
- Second Meeting September 8, 1982 - Full group meets to develop additions, deletions, and
changes to draft papers.
- Subcommittees developsecond draft of papers
- September 9 -September 23, 1982
- Papers are re-drafted based on results of discussions
held during the second meeting.
Dissemination - September 24, 1982 - Second drafts are sent to study group members byrespective subcommittees, for review by study group
members
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MILESTONES -.EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS/STATE CORRECTtNAL SYSTEM
ACTIVITY TARGET DATE TASKS
Page Two
PHASE II PHASE II PHASE II
Third Meeting - October 1, 1982 - Second drafts finalized. New subcommittees are formedto develop recommendations found in Proviso Language,items 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
Subcommittees develop October 2 October 21, Recommendations are developed by subcommittees based
respective sets of 1982 upon information developed thrbugh first three meetings.
reCOmmendations
- Dissemination October 22, 1982 Subcommittees send copies of their draft recommendationsto other study group members.
Fourth Meeting - October 28, 1982 Full group meets to develop finalized version of>
1recommendations. These are then'handed in to OEPBE
na staff to draft final paper for review by study group.f3
PHASE III PHASE III PHASE-III
- Final paper aeveloped - October 29 November 18, OEPBE staff writes full draft of paper.
1982
Dissemination - November 19, 1982 Study group receives full study draft:
Comments and proposed - November 20 - December 2, Members review full study draft.
changes 1982
- Feedback - December 3, 1982 Group members-make contact with OEPBE staff onfeedback related to full study draft and proposedchanges.
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'MILESTONES - ED6CATIONAL PROGRAMS/STATE CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM Page Three
AcrIvITY TARGET DATE TASKS
- Final Report Preparation December 4 December 10,. Full study draft to include feedback is prepared for1982 review, changes, and approval by the Commissioner of
Education
PHASE .1V PHASE IV PHASE Iv
Review and approval December 11 December 16, Commissioner makes desired amendments to study as1982 appropriate and final approval is recommended.
Submission :ember 20 December 30, - Report is submitted to Legislature during this time1982 period.
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APPENDIX F
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CORRECTIONS EDUCATION STUDY
SUBCOMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES
PHASE I
TASKS
1. Describe programs offered within and tothe correctional system; enrollments -academic, vocational, adult, and com-pensatory.
2. Numbers of career service.and otherstaff employed by Education andCorrections tc administer 1. above.
3. Fiscal analysis Of costs ta,bothDepartments to pTovide programs; includesource of fuliding.
4. description and evaluation of theadequacy of facilities within thecorrectional setting used'for educa-tional programs.,'
5. A review of current qualifications foreducation staff.
6. A review of all procedures currentlyused to assess offender educationalneeds.
7. An identification of the current levelof resources, other than personnel,being utilized in each specific educa-tional program.
' 8. An evaluation of the educationalprograms provided for the Dade CountyPublic Safety Correctional System andthe Tamoka Correctional Facilities.
9. Correctional:Officer Training A reviewof the extent and types of correctionsofficer training and fee policies beingused.
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SUBCOWITTEE MEMBERS
DOE
Tal RushingStafford ThompsonPhil RountreeBen Powell
CORRECTIONS
Bob Thomas
Stafford Thompson Fred MurrayBruce MitchellNancy Thomas
Lew WagarShirley Mabe
Fred MUrray
Iven Lamb Bob ThomasStafford Thompson
Phil RountreeBruce Mitchell
Ben PowellNancy Thomas
Leg WagarIven LambBruce Mitchell
Bob Thanas
Bob Thomas
Bob Thomas
Tal Rushing<Joint> Bob ThomasStafford ThompsonBen PowellPhil Rountree
Bruce MitchellLew WagarStafford Thompson
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Ben GroomesBernard Cohen
APPENDIX G
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-CORRECTIONS EDUCATION-STUDY
SUBCOMITITE RESPONSIBILITIES
TASKS
R1ASE II
SUBCOMITTEE MEMBERS
DOE CORRECTIONS
1. Recommendation related to appropriateeducational curriculum to be offeredby each department.
2. A set of alternative funding proposalsfor continuing and enhancing eachdepartmentls program.
3. A recommendation by specific educationalprogram relating to appropriate staffinglevel to be utilized within eachdepartment.
4. A recommendation relating to theappropriate qualifications foreducational staff working in theseprograms.
5. A, recommendation for criteria,orchanges which should be proposedregarding the assessment of offendereducational needs.
6. A recammendation related to thecurrent level of resources, otherthan personnel, being utilized ineach specific educational program.
7. A recommendation related to the trainingof correctional officers.
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Tal RushingStafford ThompsonBen PowellPhil RountreeShirley Mhbe
Shirley MhbeLew WagarIven Lamb
Stafford Thampsontruce MitchellNancy ThomasJulie Goodwin
Combined with #3
Ben PowellPhil RountreeNancy Thomas
Lew Wa arven Lamb
Iven LambShirley MhbeBruce MitchellLew Wagar
Bob Thomas-Fred Murray
Bob Thomas
Gloria Ward
Gloria WardCodey Thames
Cody Thames
Bernard Cohen
APPENDIX H
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COiRECTIONS
1311 Winewood Blvd.Tallahassee, FL 32301
(904)488-2288 SC 278-228812-01-82
1. APALACHEE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 699 (904) 593-6431/32Sneads, FL 32460 SC 221-3300A.F. Cook, SuperintendentM.O. Jones, Education SupervisorE.T. Parks, Voc. Training CoordinatorL.A. Halbert, Academic Consultant
2. AVON PARK CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 1100 (813)453-3174Avon Park, FL 33825 SC 552-7210G.S. Fortner, SuperintendentWarren Cornell, Education SupervisorJ.J. Casey, Voc. Training CoordinatorJ. Walters, Academic Consultant
3. BAKER CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 500 (904)752-9224Olustee, FL 32072 SC 649-1308Ronnie.Griffis, SuperintendentJohn Furches, Education SupervisorMichael Parker, Voc. Training Coordinator
4. BREVARD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 340 (305)632-6711
Sharpes, FL 32959 SC 328-1232Jerry H. Hicks, SuperintendentJ. Vallandingham, Education SupervisorAlbert Jones, Voc. Training Coordinator
5. BROWARD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 8540 (305)434-0050/51/52/53Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 SC 451-5494
6. CROSS CITY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUT/ONPost Office Box.1500 (904)498-5567
Cross City, FL 32628 SC 629-1011
, John Shaw, SuperintendentM. Schallern, Education SupervisorRoscoe Bowers, Voc. Training CoordinatorKenneth Vaughn, Academic Consultant
7. DADE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 1289 (305)245-3350
Homestead, FL 33030 SC 451-5432
Ana Gispert, SuperintendentMalcom Ginsberg, Education SupervisorWilliam TOmlinson, Voc. Training Coordinator
8. DESOTO CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Drawer 1072-(813)494-3727Arcadia, FL 33821 SC 552-7363Dale Landress, SuperintendentCurt Hall, Education SupervisorCurtis chapman, Voc. Training CoordinatorMorgan Hensgen, Academic Consultant
9. FLORIDA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office gox 147 (904)622-5151/52/53/54/Lowell, FL 32663 SC 381-1281 , 55
William Booth, SuperintendentWalter Miller, Education SupervisorJ. Vanderhoek, Voc. Training CoordinatorJessie Swift, AcadeMic Consultant
10. FLORIDA STATE PRISONPost Office Box 747 (904)964-8125'
Starke, FL 32091 SC 620-5310
Richard Duggar, SuperintendentFrank Mitchell, Education SupervisorB.T. Hunt, Voc. Training Coordinator
11. GLADES CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION500 Orange Avenue Circle (305)996-5241Belle Glade, FL 33430 SC 437-1218
R.V. Turner, SuperintendentMaxie Kelly, Education SupervisorI. Monroe, Voc. Training coordinator
12. HENDRY CORRECTION& INSTITUTION .
Rt. 2, Box 13-A (813)657-3655Immokalee, FL 33934 SC 582-1159
Bill Sprouse, SuperintendentL.G. Stephens, Education .upervisor
13. HILLSBOROUGH CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 878 (813)634-5541Riverview, FL 33569 SC 52-7557/58Marion Ellis, Superintendaft\Paul D'Urso, Education Supervisor
14. INDIAN RIVER CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION7625 17th St., S.W. (305)569-5100/01Vero Beach, FL 32960 SC 451-5484William E. McMullen, SuperintendentDavid Farcas, Education Supervisor
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15. *LAKE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 99 (904) 394-6146
Clermont, FL 32711 SC 348-1167Sterling Staggers, SuperintendentDavid L. Baker, Education SupervisorRobert Honeycutt, Voc. Training CoordinatorRoger Smith, Academic Consultant
16. LANCASTER CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 158 (904) 463-2303
Trenton, FL 32693 SC 262-1260Bill Bedingfield, SüporintendentCharles Mask, Education SupervisorC. Wayne McLeod, ioc. Training Coordinator
17. LANTANA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION1199 West Lantana Road (305)586-6510
Lantana, FL 33462 SC 428 -1317-
James G. Mitchell, Acting SuperintendentE. Pfiester, Education Sup rvisor
18. LAWTEY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUZIONPost Office Box 229 (904) 762-3811
Lawtey, FL 32058 SC 659-1100
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James Wainwright, SuperintendentFred Dobbins, Education SupervisorDavid Newsom, Voc. Training Coordinator
9. -MARION CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 158 (904) 732-8355
Lowell, FL 32663 SC 352-7618Rankin Brown, SuperintendentWilliam Fish, Education SupervisorPaul King, Voc. Training Coordinator
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22.
POLK CORREcTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 488 (613)984-2273
polk City, FL 33868 SC 588-1225
James F. Tompkins, Superintendent ,
Roderick James;"Education SOpervisorJim Mitchell, Voc. Training Coordinator
RECEPTION AND MEDICAL comaPost Office Box 628 (904)496-2222
Lake Butler, FL 320i4 SC 620-5260
J. B. Godwin; SuperintendentTom ,Weeks, VOC. Training ,Loordinator
RIVER JUNCTION CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTICW
Post Office Box 37 (904) 663-4385/86/87
Chittaboocheet_FL 32324 IC 221-2455
Ken Snover, SUperintendent'Walter Ramos, Education SupervisorAlfred Basford, VOC. Triining Coordinator
23. SUMTER CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONPost Office Box 667 (904) 793-2525
Bushnell, FL 33513 SC 366-1330
M.K. Sawyer, SuperintendentRalph Tompkins, Education SupervisorC. Moorhous, Voc. Training Coordinator
24. TOMOKA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONRt. 8, Box 200, Indian Lake RoadDaytona Beach, FL 32014
(904) 257-1314 SC 335-1011
Bill Rouse, SuperintendentW.E. Holley, Education Supervisor
25. UNION CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION'Post Office Box 221 (904)431-1212RaifOrd, FL 32083 SC 620-5270
Raymond Massey, SuperintendentTy Jordan, Education SuPervisorJames Miller, VoC. Training Coordinator
Academic Consultant
26. ZEPHYRHILLS CORRECTIONAL INCTITUTIONPost Office Box 518 (813)782-5521
Zephyrhills, FL 33599 SC 552-7134
Ray Henderson, SuperintendentCarl,Hutton, Education Supervisor
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BUREAU OF EDUCATTON SERVICESDepartment of Corrections1311 Winewood Blvd., Room 416Tallahassee, FL 32301
(904)488-2288 SC 278-2288
(904)488-4237 SC 278-4237
(904)488-9729 SC 278-9729Bob Thomas, ChiefFred Murray, VOcational AdministratorCody Thames, Academic AdministratorGloria Ward, Teacher Education AdministratorAlan TUdor, ECTA Chapter I CoordinatorBen Harris, Coordinator of Law Libraries
Beverly Brimner, Secretary TVAnn Vincent, Secretary II
Teacher EdUcationPauline Powell, Secretary II
. ECIA Chapter,IT
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Apalachee C.I.
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Region
Regional Areas of the Florida
Corrections System Showing Institutional
Locations and Identifying Youthful
Offender Institutions By Name
0 REGIONAL OFFICE
MAJOR INSTITUTION
0 MAJOR INSTITUTION (Under Construction)
A ROAD PRISON or VOCATIONAL CENTE:a
* COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER (CCC) or
WOMEN'S ADJUSTMENT CENTER (WAC
*CCC WAC (Planned or Under Construction)
41111 PROBATION & RESTITUTION CENTER
*ROAD PRISON (To be Phased Out)
FORESTRY CAMP
Florida
RegionSumter C.I.
Brevard C.I.
Indian River C.I.
Hillsboroug C.I.
Region
RegionDeSoto C.I.
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SERVICE REGIONS
NUMBER COMUNill uuLuGE SCHOOL DISTRICTS
1 Pensacola
2 Okaloosa-Walton
3 Gulf Coast
4 Chipola
5 Tallahassee
6 North Florida
7 Lake City
8 Florida Junior Collegeat Jacksonville
9 Santa Fe
10 St. Johns River
11 Central Florida
12 Daytona Beach
13 Seminole
14 Lake-Sumter-
15 Pasco-Hernando
16 St. Petersburg
17 Hillsborough
18 Polk
19 Valencia
20 Brevard
21 Indian River
22 South Florida
23 Manatee
24 'Edison
25 Palm Beach
26 Braward
27 Miami-Dade
28 : -Florida Keys
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Escambia, Santa Rosa
Okaloosa, Walton
Bay, Gulf, Franklin
Jackson, Calhoun, Washington, Holmes,Liberty
Lion, Gadsden, Wakulla
Madison, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette,Suwannee, Taylor
Baker, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist,Union
Duval, Nassau
Alachua, Bradford
Putnam, Clay, St. Johns
Marion, Citrus, Levy
Vblusia, Flagler
Seminole
Lake, Sumter
Pasco, Hernando
Pinellas
Hillsborough
Polk
Orange, Osceola
Brevard
St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin,Okeechobee
Highlands, Hardee, DeSoto
Manatee, Sarasota
Charlotte, Collier, Lee, Glades
Palm Beach, Hendry
Braward
Dade
Monroe
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FLORIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT6 ANDCOMMUNITY COLLEGES
1. PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGEPensacola, Florida
2. OKALOOSA-WALTON JUNIOR COLLEGENicevillo, Florida
3. GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGEPanama City, Florida
4. CHIPOLA JUNIOR COLLEGEMarianna, Florida
5. TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGETallahassee, Florida
S. NORTH FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGEMadison, kloride
7. LAKE CITY'pOMMUNITY COLLEGELake City; Florida
S. FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGEAT JACKSONVILLEJacksonville, Florida
I. SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGEGainesville, Florida
10. ST. JOHNS RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGEPalk* Florida
14, CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGEOcala', Florida
12. DAVITONA BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGEDaytona Beech, Florida
13. 'SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE/Sanford, Florida
14. LAKE-SUMTER COMMUNITY COLLEGELaisburg, Florid@
State of FloridaDepartment of EducationTallahassee, FloridaRalph D. Turlingt on, CommissionerAffirmative action/equal opportunity employer
15. PASCO-HERNANDOCOMMUNITY COLLEGEDade City, Florida
11. ST. PETERSBURG JUNIOR COLLEGESt. Petersburg, Florida
17. HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGETempi, Florida
'It POLK COMMUNITY COLLEGEWinter Haven, Florida
19. VALENCIA COMMUNITY COLLEGEOrlando, Florida
20. BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGECocoa, Florida
21. INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGEFort Pierce, Florida
22. SOUTH FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGEAvon Park, Florida
23. MANATEE JUNIOR COLLEGEBradenton, Florida
24. EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGEFort Myers, Florida
25. PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGEIola' Worth. Florida
211. BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGEFort Laudirdale, Florida
27. MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGEMia Mi, Florida
28. FLORIDA KEYS COMMUNITY COLLEGEKey West, Florida
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STATE UNIVERSITY SYSIBI
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE AREAS'
University of Noith FloridaCounties:
Alachua NassauBradford PutnamClay St. JohnsDuvalthaversitotstnorida
BaY Okaloosa
loilvirigitiistiottiCounties:
Escambia Santa Rosa
Holmes W gton ine/ric;:!ttusneimitr "WVGulf Walton
Florida A and biCounties:
BakerCalhounColumbiaDixieFranklinGadsdenGilchristHamiltonJackson
University of Florida'Statewide Service
ItyUniversity of South FloridaCharlotte HillsboroughCollier LeeDeSoto ManateeGlades' PascoHardee PinellasHendry PolkHernando SarasotaHighlands
University-of Central FloridaCounties:
Brevard OrangeCitrus OsceolaFlagler SeminoleLake SumterLevy VolusiaMarion
Florida AtlanticUniversityCounties:
Broward (Shared)Indian RiverMartinOkeechobeePalm BeachSt. Lucie
CO.RIO NWNo. M.,
'Approved by the Board of Regents November 30, 19792Tho University of Florida and Florida State University ore responsible for providing programs andservices on their respective campuses and in their local communities. Further. they aro responsible forproviding, on a statewide basis. such programs and services which cannot be provided by the other Stat.Univorsity,System institutions. The activities of the cooperative extension service are theresponsibility althe Instituie'of Food and Agricultural Sciences of the University of Florida without regard to thegeographical area in which those activities occur. 1110 .$0
h11~ T's
0°.>Oat. ...,'c fli
Florida InternationalUniversityCounties:
Broward (Shared)DadeMorupe
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DESIGNATED AREA,VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION SCHOOLS
AREA VOCATIONALADMINISTERED BY
AREA VOCATIONALADMINISTERED BY
SCHOOLSSCHOOL DISTRICTS
SCHOOLSCOMMUNITY COLLEGES
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0006
3 5
AREA VOCATIONAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS-(Aiiministered by Community/Junior Colleges) -
lirevard Community College1519 Clear laka Rd.Cocoa 32922L. No Non Donn.il, DoanEducational Planning305/632-1111, Ext. 396SUNCOM 361-1396
Daytona Reach Community CollegeP.O. Box 1111Daytona Beach 32015Dr. Mignon Tucker, DanOccupational Education904/255-8131SUNCOM 362-1224
Florida Junior CelleiN at Jacksonville501 W. State St.Jacksonville 32202
r. Eric R. Mills, Jr.District Dean
/ Occupational and Adult Education904/632-3275SUNCOM 689-3275
Florida Keys Community CollageKey West 33040Edward J. Muraski, DeanOccupational Education305/296-9081SUNCOM 485-1295
Indian River Community Collage3209 Virginia Ay..Fort Pim 33450Robart W. MosssAssociata Doan of Instruction305/464-2000, Ext. 203SUNCOM 486-1203
Central Florida Community CollegeP.O. Box 1388Ocala 32678Dr. Fred 0. Young, DoanVocational-TechniCal Programs904/237-2111SUNCOM 340-1276
,Lake City Community CollageRt. 7, Box 42Lake City 32055Herbart Attaway, DuanCartor Education Division904/752-1822, Ext. 217SUNCOM 640-1011
North Florida junior College1000 Turner Davis Dr.Madison 32340
DiroctorOccupational and Adult Educ*tion904/973-2288, Ext. 48SUNCOM 298-1148
Okaloosa-Waiton Junior Collo,*100 College Blvd.Nimble 32578Dr. Ned R. Pouey, DirictorOccupational Education904/678-5111SUNCOM 233-1290
Pasco-Hernando Community Collat.*2401 State Highway 41 NorthDad* City 33525Dr. Omar H. Erg* Jr., DiractorVocational-Technical Programs904/567-6701SUNCOM 572-1125
Chipoia Junior CollegeMarianna 32446
, DeanVocational and Technical Education904/526-2761SUNCOM 241-1444
Santa Fe Community Collo,*P.O. Box 1530Gainesville 32602Dr. W. Jack Fuller, DeanVocationil Education904/377-5161, Ext. 321SUNCOM 350-1322
Seminole Community CollagoSanford 32771Ruskell L. Moncrief, DirectorOccupational Education305/323-1450SUNCOM 390-1326
Sciuth Florida Junior College600 W. College Dr.Avon Park 33825Donald H. Farrens, DeanVocational, Technical and Adult
Education813/453-6661, Ext. 123SUNCOM 550-1123
DESIGNATED AREA VOCATIONAL EDUCATION SCHOOLSAREA VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL CENTERS
(Administered by District School Boards)
Bay CountyThomas P. Haney
Area Vocational-Technical Center3016 Highway 77Panama City 32405Marion C. "Bud" Riviere, Director904/769-2191
Bradford CountyBradford-Union
Area Vocational-Technical Center609 N. Orange St.Starke 32091Lawrence T. Oglesby, Director904/964-6150
Broward CountyAtlantic Vocational-Technical Center4700 Coconut Creek ParkwayCoconut Creek 33066Glenn S. Sanderson, Director305/974-7600
Sheridan Vocational-Technical Center5400 Sheridan St.Hollywood 33024Mrs. Ann Robb, Director305/963-8600
Chadotte CountyCharlotte County Vocational-Technical
Center1468 Toldeo Blade Blvd.Port Charlotte 33952Mrs. Roseann K. Samson, Director613/629-6819
Citrus CountyWithlachoochee
Area Vocational-Technical Center1607 W. Main St.Inverness 32650Roland Best, Director904/726-2430
Orlando Vocational-Technical Center301 W. Amelia St.Orlando 32801Wilbur S. Gary, Director305/425-2756
Palm Beach CountyNorth Technical Education Center7071 Garden Rd.Riviera Beach 33404Norman Lemstrom, Director305/848-0692
South Technical Education',Center1300 S.W. 30th Ave.Boynton Beach 33435Leon Pnrry, Director305/737-7400
West Technical Education Center2625 State Rd. 715Belle Glade 33430Louie Roberts, Director304/996-4930
Pinellas CountyPinellas Vocational-Technical institute6100 154th Avenue. NorthClearwater 33520Warren S. Laux, Director813/531-3531
Collier CountyCollier County
Vocational-Technical Center3702 Estey Ave.Naples 33942Dr. William G. Perry, Jr., Director613/774-6635
Dade CountyLindsey Hopkins Technical Education
Center1410 N.E. Second Ave.Miami 33132Dr. John T. Coursey, Director305/350-3245
Miami LakesTechnical Education Center
5760 N.W. 158th St.Miami Lakes 33014Dr. M. Gene Stansell, Director305/557-1100
Robert MorganVocational Technical Institute
16180 S.W. 122nd Ave.Miami 33177Clarence R. Tunmer, Director305/253-9920
Escambla CountyGeorge Stone Area Vocational CenterRoute 10, Box 530Pensacola 32506Waymon W. Wynn, Director904/944-1424
Hillsborough CountyDavid G. Erwin
Area Vocational-Technical Center2010 E. Hillsborough Ave,Tempe 33810Boyd Khan, Director of
Area Vocational-Technical Centers613/236-8831
St. PetersburgVocational Technical Institute
901 34th St., S.St. Petersburg 33712Mrs. Gloria Shumate, Director613/327-3671
Polk CountyPolk
Vocational-Technical CenterP.O. Box 720Eaton Park 33640Mrs. Thalia Harris, Director613/665-1220
Ridge Vocational Technical Center7700 State Rd. 544 N.Winter Haven 33860Bill Hampton, Director613/422-6402
St. Johns CountySt. Augustine Technical aeratorCollins Ave. at Del Monte Dr.St. Augustine 32084Ralph E. Upton, Jr., Director904/1124-4401
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Tampa BayArea Vocational-Technical Center
6410 Orient Rd.Tampa 33610Boyd Wilborn, Director of
Area Vocational-Technical Center613/621-2441
Lake CountyLake County
Area Vocational-Technical Center2001 Kurt St.Eustis 32726Mrs. Maxine Felts, Director904/357-6222
Left CountyLee County
Area Vocational-Technical Center3600 Michigan Ave.Fort Myers 33901Ronald E. Pentiuk, Director613/334-4544
Leon CountyLively
Area Vocational-Technical Center500 N. Appleyard Dr.Tallahassee 32304James H. Joyce, Director904/578-3161
Manatee CountyManatee
Area Vocational-Technical Center5803 34th St., W.Bradenton 33507Joe F. Leatherman, Director813/755-2641
Orange CountyMid-Florida Technical Institute2900 W. Oak Ridge Rd.Orlando 32809Joseph E. Stephens, Director305/655-5660
Sarasota CountySarasota County
Vocational-Technical Center4746 Beneva Rd.Sarasota 33583Steve Harvey, Director613/924-1365
Suwannee CountySuwannee-Hamilton Area Vocational,
Technical and Adult Center415 S.W. Pinewood Dr.Live Oak 32060Fred Foley, Dkector905/362-2252
.
Taylor CountyTaylor County Area Vocational-
Technical Center3233 S. U.S. Highway 19Perry 32347Dr. E.B. Williams, Director904/584-7603
Washington CountyWashington-Holmes
Area Vocational-Technical Center209 Hoyt St.Chipley 32426Wayne Saunders, Director904/638-1180
APPENDIX I
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SUMMARY OF
CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS FOR DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
FACILITIES PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO INMATES OF THEIR
7Number of Programs
5
22
9
3
5
12
3
10
5
3
1
2
1
9
4
13
5
1
11
1
a
RESPECTIVE FACILITIES
July 1, 1981 - July 30, 1982
Program TitleHeadcountEnrollment
Enrichment 2,503
ABE/GED 11,526
Air Conditioning 845
Appliance Repair 198
Auto Body 210
Auto Mechanics 846
Building Maintenance 118
Cabinet Making 665
Carpentry 256
Commercial Foods 288
Cosmetology 45
Drafting 403
Electric Motors 33
Electric Wiring 892
Electronics.
550
Gasoline Engines 810
Graphic Arts 421
Heavy Equipment Operator 37
Horticulture 641
Human Services Aide 30
A-49
39
Number of Programs Program TitleHeadcount
- Enrollment
1 Keypunch 50
1 Machinist 290
1 Marine Engines 50
7 Masonry .1,111
1 Nurse Assistant 52
3 Office Occupations 458
2 Optics 53
1 Painting and Decorating 36
6 Plumbing 285
3 Radio and TV, 166
3 Sewage Plant 53
1 Sheet Metal 84
1 Shoe Repair 32
1 Solar Heating and Cooling 40
1 Tailoring 36
1 Truck Driving 24
1 Upholstery '69
8 Welding 553
CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS FOR DEPARTMENT FO CORRECTIONS
FACILITIES PROVIDING-EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO INMATES OF THEIR
RESPECTIVE FACILITIES
Apalachee
Enrichment ABE/GED Vocational
1301 36 Horticulture43 Auto Body41 Auto Mechanics23 Cabinet Making33 Electric Motors40 Gasoline Engines33 Graphic Arts37 Heavy Equipment32 Plumbing30 WeldingIPTotal
Avon Park 1671 1349 51 Horticulture36 Air Conditioning10 Appliance Repair48 Auto Body39 Auto Mechanics33 Cabinet Making22 tarpentry38 Gasoline Engines20 Graphic Arts22 Radio and TV34 Welding
353 Total
Baker
Brevard
293 38 Agriculture20 Auto Mechanics23 Cabinet Making10 Plumbing11 Sewage Plant
TMTotal
611 51 Food Service38 Air Conditioning
119 Auto Mechanics74 Carpentry86 Electric Wiring71 Electronics126 Mksonry85 Plumbing
249 Welding107Total
*IMTS available for'use by all who need it.
A- 51
s
41
IMTS
Cross City
Dade
DeSoto
FCI
Enrichment ABE/GED 'Vocational
303 53 Optical Lab37 Office Occupations26 Cabinet Making
137Total
373 40 Solar Heating & Cooling46 Horticulture59 A/C and Heating79 Auto Mechanics88 Carpentry75 Electric Wiring57 Electronics86 Plumbing530 Total
288 45 Horticulture128 Food Service21 Auto Body35 Auto Mechanics ---
21 Electric Wiring32 Electronics48 Gasoline Engines22 Plumbing44 Carpentry**
IUTTotal
693 62 Horticulture80'Auto Body65 Auto Mechanics,58 Gasoline Engines42 Masonry54 Welding
T6TTotal
442 279 30 Human Service Aid52 Nurse Assistant50 Keypunch32 Gasoline Engines45 Cosmetology209 Total
F.S.P. 431
Glades 76 205 18 Auto Body28 Carpentry40-Electric Wiring28 Masonry,
18 Small Engines17 Auto Mechanics149 Total
**Joint program with Dade County.
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4 2
IMTS
\
i
Enrichment
Hendry
Hillsborough 131
ABE/GED Vocational
196
120 47 Horticulture87 Appliance Repair46.Gasoline Engines50 Marine Engines50 Marine Engines
71DTotal
*Indian River -, 72 Horticulture101 Gasoline EnginesInTotal
*Department of Corrections provides administration,testing, placement counseling and librany servicesfor all students.
Lake 294
Lancaster 338
Lantana 774
Lawtey 351
Marion 251
s
29 Horticulture36 Building Maintánance19 Electric Wiring37 Gasline Engines41 Masonry
77Yotal
49 Auto Mechanics65 Cabinet Making59 Electric Wiring54 Gasoline Engines
TnTotal
245 Office Occupations234 Gasoline Engines209 MasonryMUTotal
44 Horticulture'68 A/C Heating101 Appliance Repair74 Cabinet Making96 Masonry74 Radio and TV24 Truck Driving69 Upholsteny ,
33-0lotal
29 A/C Heating53 Building Maintenance56 Cabinet Making79 Drafting56 Electric Wiring72 Gasoline Engines32 Sewage Plant
377 Total
A-5 3
43
z
IMTS
*
/
*
*
Enrichment ABE/GED Vocational IMTS
Polk 433 70 Radio and TV84 Sheet Metal50 Welding68 A/C72 Cabinet Making10 Sewage Plant
M4Total
*R.M.C.
*River Junction
Sumter
*Tomoka
Union
*Zephyrh i 11 s
647 39 A/C Heating32 Auto Mechanics50 Plumbing43 Masonry
Total
183 1151 176 Office Occupations482 A/C(Heating324 Auto, Mechanics268 Cabinet Making324 Drafting496 Electric Wiring390 Electronics180 Graphic Arts290 Machinist526 Masonry74 Welding
3530 Total
845 171 Horticulture26 A/C Heating36 Cabinet Making40 Electric Wiring32 Gasoline Engines46 Graphic Arts36 Painting and Decorating32 Shoe Repair35 Welding
454 Total
142 Graphic Arts
*Department of Corrections providesadministration, testing, placement,counseling and library services forall students.
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114
)
/
/
,
/ Quincyi Vocational
Enrichment ABE/GED Vocational IMTS
Caryville 29 General Maintenance
JacksonVocational 27 Welding
26 Auto Mechanics31Total
i
109 Cooking and Baking
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r;
SUMMARY OF
CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES TO INMATES OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FACILITIES
JULY 1, 1981: JUNE 30, 1982
Number ofPrograms Program
NumberEnrolled
22 ABE/GED 16,082
2 IMTS 250
Air Conditioning 19
1 Cabinet Making 17
1 Carpentry 65
1 Commercial Food 64
1 Gasoline Engines 232
2 Horticulture 157
1 Tailoring 30
CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS PROVIDING
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES'TO INMATES OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
FACILITIES
Baker
ABE/GED VOCATIONAL IMTS
Baker Correctional Institution 30
Broward
Broward Correctional Institution 66 17 Horticulture 82
30 Tailoring47Total
Collier
Copeland Road PriSon 348
Dade
Dade Correctional Institution 1,551 65 Carpentry140 Floriculture232 Gasoline Engines437 Total
DeSoto
DeSoto Correctional Institution 9,250 168
Arcadia Road Prison 150
Dixie
Cross City Correctional Institution 24
Hernando
Brooksville Road Prison 60
Hillsborough
Hillsborough Correctional Instituticn 798* 64 Commercial Foods
Jackson
Apalachee Correctional Institution 192**
Jackson Vocational Center 76-
*Total includes individuals at Tampa Restitution Center and Tampa Community
Center.**A short ccurse in Civil Defense/Safety was also offered for 928 inmates.
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Leon
Tallahassee Road Prison
Monroe
Big Pine Key
Okaloosa
Niceville Road Prison
Palm Beach
Glades Correctional Institution
ABE/GED Vocational
524
90
87
208
Lantana Correctignal Institution 546**
Pasco aZephyrhills CorTectional Institution 885***
Polk ; *1
Polk Correctional Institution 731 a19 Air Conditioning17 Cabinet Making
IMTS
Lakeland Probation and RestitutionCenter
Putnam
East Palatka Road Prison 33
Santa Rosa
Berrydale Forestry Camp 110
Union
Reception and Medical Center 443b
TOTALS 16,202 575 168
*County to offer 3 vocational programs 1982-83 school year.**Includes individuals at Loxahatchee Road Prison.***District also provides guidance services once a week.a
bPrograms initiated June 1, 1982, at request of institution.Also includes individuals from Butler Transient Unit.
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SUMMARY OF CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS
FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
TO INMATES OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FACILITIES
Number ofPrograms Programs
NumberEnrolled
21 AA/AS 8,333
9 GED/ABE 2,748
1 IMTS 13
4 CIS 1,976
1 Air Conditioning 18
1 Auto Body 18
1 Auto Mechanic 75
1 Building Construction 31
2 Carpentry 199
1
Commercial Foods 92
1 Cosmetology 36
3 Drafting 182
1 Gasolite Engines 21
1 Graphic Arts 113
1 Homemaking 204
3 Horticulture 128
2 Masonry 89
2 Painting and Decorating 55
1 Plumbing 56
1 Radio and TV 79
1 Sheet Metal 73
2 Upholstery 95
1 Work Evaluation 99
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COLLE
CLASS ENROLLMENTS BY PROGRAM AREAS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES PROVDING EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES TO INMATES OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FACILITIES
AA GED/ABE HITS CIS/CONT. ED.
Brevard Community College
Brevard Correctional
Institution 653
1,644
Broward Community College
Broward CorrectionalInstitution
42 47102
Central Florida CommunityCollege
Marion CorrectionalInstitution
Florida CorrectionalInstitution
*530 551
70
60 Horticulture31 Building Construction30 Painting and Decorating
178 Carpentry18 UphOlstery
317 TOTAL
47 Horticulture204 Homemaking118 Business Education25 Painting and Decorating77 Upholstery39 Cosmetology30 Graphic Arts540 TOTAL
*Includes 2nrollment at Florida Correctional Institution and Marion Correctional Institution. Co lege not
able to break down data.
COLLEGE AA AS. GED/ABE Occu ational IMTS CIS/CONT.
Chipola Community College
Apalachee CorrectionalInstitution East
50I
14 Masonry
4
D.
Daytona Beach CommunityCollege
Tomoka CorrectionalInstitution
Daytona Beach CommunityCorrectional Center
63 26 I 270
115
*
Edison Community College1(I-,
Hendry CorrectionalInstitution
8
Indian River CommunityCollege
Indian RiverCorrectionalInstitution
235 118** I 534 99 Work Evaluation18 Auto Body
13
*Horticulture planned for 1982-83.**Include A.S. Drafting program.
52 53
GED/ABE t i 'ona 1 MTS CIS CONT. ED.
Lake City CommunityCollege
Baker Correctional 329.
Institution
Cross City Correctional 639 112
Institution75 Masonry
Florida State Prison 377 56 Plumbing131 TOTAL
Lancaster Correctional 345 83 GraphicsInstitution 92 Commercial Foods
175 TOTAL
Reception Medical 482 ,
Center
Union Correctional 1874 75 Auto MechanicsInstitutior. 73 Sheet Metal
74 Drafting., 79 Radio and T.V.
301 TOTAt
Lake-Sumter CommunityCollege
Lake Correctional 129 23
Institution
Sumter Correctional 553 98
Institution
Manatee CommunityCollege
Hillsborough. 96
CorrectionalInstitution
.
COLLEGE AA AS GED/ABE Occu ational- IMTS CI CONT. ED.
College
Dade Correctional
Institution
217 208.
Palm Beach CommunityCollege
Glades CorrectionalInstitution
--.-
.
.
147 150 20
Pasco-Hernando CommunityCollege
ZephyrhillsCorrectional
Institution
, 105 245 Gas EnginesHorticultureCarpentryOffice Occupations
*84 TOTAL
Polk CommunityCollege
Polk CorrectionalInstitution
. 285
*Carpentry and small gas engines will not be offered at Zephyrhqls Correctional Institution by Pasco-Hernando Community College during 1982-83.
57
AS GED ABE Occu ational IMTS CIS/CONT. E
Santa Fe CommunityCollege
Lawtey Correctional 95 173202
Institution
South FloridaJunior College
Avon Park Correctional 104 85 56 Drafting
Institution 54 General Office
110 TOTAL
DeSoto Correctional 103 84 52 Drafting
Institution 18 Air Conditioning70 TOTAL
5S
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APPENDIX J
TABLE I - A
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE Or AGENCY BY POSITION
AriENCY POSITION
FREQUENCY 1AomINIST1COUNSELOIADMIN. TEACHER 11RATOR R TAFF TOTAL+
BREVARD CC 1
+BROWARD CC 1
+
CENTRAL PLA CC 1
*
CHiPOLA CC+
INDIAN RIVER CC I
+ ,-l AKE C I TY CC 1
4-
--LAKE-SUMTER CC 1
+MANATEE CC 1
+PASCO-HERNDO CC 1
+TOTAL
+-0 1
*
I 1
+0 1
+0 I+0 I
+0 1
f0 1
-+I 1+0 1
+?
+1 1
+0 I
+0 1
+o I
+0 I
+0 1
f0 1
+o I
+0 !
+1
+0 1
+1 I
+0 1
+o I
+0 I
+0 1
fo I
+o I
+o I
+1
+I 1
+1 I
+9 1
f1 I
+4 I
+9 1
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I I
0 I+
4 I
+30
2
3
9
1
4
9
I
1
4
34
61
TAME 1 - H
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
-- PART TIME INMATE EDUCATION
AGENCY BY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES
TABLE OF
PREQUENcy IADMINtsT cnuNsELO CLEPKRATOR g
+ + +
BPlivARD CC I 2 1 o I,
+ 4.
CENTRAL FLA CC I 7 I 0 I
4- 4. 4-
CHIPOLA CC Io 1 o f
4 *
OAYTONA Cc I 1 1 o f>
1
+ +
0. EDISON CC I 1 f 0 1,
co 4- 4-
INDIAN RIVER CC I o I 0 1,+ +
LAKE CITY CC I 15 1 5 I
+ + +
LAKE-SumTER cc 1 1 I i 1I
+ * +
MANATEE CC I1 1 I I
4- 4- 4-
MIA4I-0A9E CC I 3 1 o I
4- 4- 4.
HpA$CO3EPNO0 CC I0 1 o 1
+ + +
POLK CC I 1 I o I
4- + 4-
SANTE Fr CC 11 1 t 1,
+ +SOUTH FLA GC I 1 j 0 t 0
+- 4- 4.
1'0 r AL 14 3
IPAPA-PpolADMIN* SITFACHFR ITEACHFR-1FESSIONA TArF HOURLY TOTAL+- + + +
O I, o I, o 1 o 1 0 I 2
4- + + * +
o I 0 I L 3 1 0 1 o 1 204- a
o i4- +
f o 1 o 1 1 o 1 m* 4. 4.
t I o 1 o f 3 1 o 1 5
+ + + + +
o f o 1 o f o 1 o 1 t4- 4- 4-- '+
O I o I 0 l 7 I o 1 7
+ 4- +
IO 0 I,5 I 0 ! 0 1 25
+ 4-- + .-
O II a I 0 I 0 I 0 I 2
+4.
+ + +
o f 0 1 0 I o I o 1 2
4- 4 - 4- 4. +
o f i 1i o 1 1 1 o 1 5
4-4. 4- 4.
O I, 0 1 o f 5 f 0 f 5+ + + +
o 1 o 1, o 1 o 1 4 1 5
4- 4- 4- 4- 4
o I 0 1 o 1 4 1 o 1 64- 4- 4- 4-4-
I, 0 1 o 1 1 I o I 2
+ + + 4 4-
1 1 18 29 4 95
A 0 6
AGPNCY
TAPLE 1 - C
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PART TIME EMDLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY ry POSITION
POSITION
FREOUENCY IADMINISTICLERK-HOITFACHFR ;TEACHER-RATOR URLY HOURLY I TOTAL
+ + + + +BREVARD CC I
o 1 1 I 24 I 2 I 27+ + + + +
r:ENTRAL FLA cc r o I o 1 30 I o 1 30+ + + + +
DAYTnNA CC I 0 I 0 I 5 1 o 1 5+ + +- + +
EDISON CC I i I 0 I o 1 0 1 t4 4 4 4 +
IND IAN RI VER CC I 0 I o 1 16 I o 1 t6+ + + + +
LAKE CITY CC I o I o I 95 1 o I 954= f + + +
LAKE-SUMTER CC I o I o I 26 I o 1 26+ + + + +
NANATFF GC Io I o I 4 I 0 I 4
4- 4- 4- 4- 4-
mIAMI-DADE CC I0 1 o I 2 I o 1 2
+ + + + +PALM BEACH CC I o I o I 7 I o I 7
+ 4- 4- + 4-
PASCO-HEPNDO CC I 0 I o I 7 I 0 1 74- 4- + 4- 4-
SANTE FE CC I
40 I
4o 14 1 I
4.o 1
+I
SOUTH FLA CC I0 I o I t 7 I 0 I 17
. + + + + +TOT AI 1 1 234 2 238
6 4
TABLE I D
COMMUNITY COtLEGE
PART TIME empLOYEEs -- PART Time. INNATE EDUCATION
T ABLE OF AGENCY 'BY POS IT ION
AGENCY POSITION
fREQUENCY 1ADMINIST1COUNSELOICLERK 1RARA-PROITFAC;AFP !TEACHER-1I RAT1)11L IR, i !FESSIONA4 topupLy TOTAL
pArvAim cc
CENTRAL FLA CC
DArTotok ccINVIAW RIVER CC
NIAMI-DAOE. CC
Pd1-1( Cc.
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SOUTH FLA CC
TOTAL
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1 0 I
4I
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0 I 0 1 0 I 6 I 0 I 6
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4 4- 4
1I I I I 2.
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1 0 I. I ! , 0 I 1
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I 0 I 0 I 0 1 4+ + + +
1 I fi 2 25
4
TACL.E. a - ADIVISION OF COPRFCTIONS
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES -- ruLL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OP AGENCY SY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
IVoC TRG I'COUNSELOIFOUC suPlync. 11,451CLERK ILIORARLAICTNS OFFIIMMOLOICLASSR001ICOORD IR 1FRVISOR ITR. IN ICER IM TEACHE TOTALFREQUENCY
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flAXER
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LAKF
LANCASTER
LANTANA
LAWITY
MARION
POLK
R.U.C.
RIVER JUNCTION
SUMTER
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ZEPhYRHILLS
TOMOKA
TOTAL
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66
TABLE a - R
6-1ArTER I EMPLOYEES
FULL TIME EMPLOYrrs = FULL TIME INMATE' EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY flY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
FOEOUFNCY ICOUNS1.0r1AIDF ICLASSROOP A TFACHEI TOTAL
APA.LACHEF
OREVAQO
DESOTO
r.c.i.
HILLSBOROUGH
LANCASTEP
SWATEP
TOTAL
+ +- +
I I l' 3 1 9 1 . 9+ +
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1 o f 3 I 3 1 .6
+- + + +I o 1 o ! 1 1 1
+- + + 41 I 1 1 1 C4k2 I
4+ + + +
1 I 1 1 1 9 1 4+ + + +
II 1 .3 1 1 1 6
+ + + +
4 12 / 17 33
6'7
TAeLE 3 -.A
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
FULL TIME 5MpLOYEFS -- FULL TIM5 INMATE EDUCATICIN
TARLE On AGPNCY ny POSITION
AGENCY POSITI-ON
FREqUENCy IATDE IEVALUATITEACHFR 11 R. TOTAL''+
DADE CTY 1
f4111-SNAOU4k4 rTy 1
4-
Phi,U4 13E A C H Cr( 1
4-
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4-
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+DESOTO cry
-,.-' +POI. K. C.Ist 1
_r 4-
TLI' 41
+ 4-- +n 1 0 I 6 I 6
4- 4- 4-1 1 1 1 4 I 6
÷ 4* 4.0 1 0 1 3 1 3
+ + +0 I 0 I 2 I 2
4- 4- 4-0 I 0 1 2 I 2
+ +0 ) 0 1 3 1 3
+ -* *0 1 0 1 3 1 3
4- 4-
1 I 23 25
68tJ
TOILE 3 - S
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
FuLL TIME F;AnLorEFS -- PART TIME INMATF EDUCATION
TABLE nr AGrNC'Y SY POSITION
AGE,,NCY POSITION
PRMUENCY IADMINISTICOUNSFLOrDUC sunICLFRK 1PARA-01:201A6MIN.. SITEACHE4 1ED. SPEC
IRATOQ R Fqvic0P IFFSSIDNA TAFF, I IALIST 1 TOTAL
I.14--
OAD6 CTY
kILL,BOROUGH CTY
PALM SE104,CH (2 T YrPASCo CTY
,OROWARD cry
UNION cry
NoT NAme0
:ToTAL
+
1
+i
+
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I4-
I
4-
1
4-
I
+
3
1
1
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I
0
1
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1
4I
+
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0
n
0
0
0
1
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1
4I4-
1
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0
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0
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3
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1
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41
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4.
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1
6
3
3
3
8
1
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1,4
T AFL E 3 C
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
PART T I ME EMPLOYEES -- FULL T I ME INMATE EDUCAT t ON
T ABLE OP AGENCY BY POSIT ION
AGENCY OS1TION
FREQUSNCY I CLERK IT EACHFR 1
+-BAK SR CT Y o I 1
DADE CTY I 0 1 f
-+
TOTAL
1
9
HILL SBOROUGH C TY 1 I 10 1 11
PALM BEACH CTY
PASCO CTY
I o I
o I
t o I
t 1
10
>i
BROMARD CTY I 0 I 3 I 3-4 + .4.
+ul DIXIE CTY I 0 I, 1 I 1
+ + +ESOTO C TY v I 0 I 3 I 3
+ + +
-zrAC-K5ON CTY I 0 I 9 I 9+ + +
POLK C TY I 0 I 1 I I
+ + +UNION C TY I 0 I 5 I 5
+ + +
NOT NAMED I 0 I t I t
+ + +TOTAL 1 54 55
'71
TAHLE 3 O
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
PART 'TIME EA1PLOYEE5 -- PART TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE (IF AGENCY QY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
FREQUENCY IAOMINISTITEACHER I.RAT00 TOTAL
PASCO CTY 1
>JACKSON cTy 1
POLK CTY 1
ToTAL
ci
0 1 2 12
1 1 0 1
n 1 7 1 7
10 10
11
73
Tztsi E 4 - A-
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED
FULL TIMF EMPLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGFNLY Ay POSITION
AGENcy PLSITION
74I('CNTINuFD)
REQUENCY IADMINISTIVOC TRG 1COUNSELOIAIDE trput INSICLFPK 1
io1RATOR IrtRD p IFFivIsOR -' TR. TnTAL+ + +- + + ' + +
8REVARD CC I o 1 o 1 i 1 o 1 0 1 0 J o 1 2
4 f + + + 4 4, +
SROwARD CC I I I o I o 1 o 1 -0 r , 0 1 0 1 3
+ + + * + + + +
CENTRAL FLA CC 1,0 I o I o 1 o f 0 1 0 1 0 1 9
+ + + + + + + +
CNIPOLA CC 1 o I o I o I o 1 0 1 o 1 0 f 1
+ + + + + + + +
!NOLAN RIVER CC 1 0 1 o 1 0 1 o f o I o f o 1 4
+ + + + + + + +
LAKE CITY CC 1 o I o 1 o I o f 0 1 0 1 0 1 9
+ + +- + + + + +
LAKE-SUMTER CC 1 o I 0 I o I o 1 0 1 0 f 0 1 1
+ * * + + + + +
MANATEE CC 1 i f 0 1 o 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1
4.- + + + + + +. - +
P4SCO-HERN013 CC 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 / 0 1 0 f 4
+ + + + + ,+ + +
APALACHES I o I 1 1 2 1 o 1 a ( 1 1 1 1 1 32
+ + + + + + + +
AVON 0ARK 1o I i I 2 f o I 1 1 t o 1 t 1 26
+ + + + + + + +
sAKER 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 - 1 s 1 1 I 14
f + + +- + + + +
9REVARD 1 0 I. 1 1 1 1 0 I 1 I t1 1 1 I 23
f + + + + + +
3ROWAgiD I 0 1 o f I I o 1 i 1 3 1 1 1 9
4- + + + 4- 4. + +
C4OSS CITY 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 7 I t I 16
+ + + + + + + +
DADE I o I i I i I o I o I 8 1 i 1 15
* + + * +- + -+ +
OESOTO I o I i I 2 1 o I i 1 5 1 1 1 19
+ + + + + + + +
P.c.I. 10 1 1 1 1 1 0 f t I 7 1 1 I 21
+ + + 4. + + 4.- +
C..S.P. 1 0 1 1 I. 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 6
+ + + 4. 4 4. + +
41 AOSS 1n I I 1 o 1 o 1 i I 4 1 i 1, 11
+ + + + + + + +
HENDRY 10 I o I o 1 o 1 i 1 o 1 o 1 2
+ + + + + + + +
TOTAL 2 10 ',4 i 25 135 20 429
74
TAM_ F 4 - AALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED
T I ME. INMATE EDUCATION
BY POS IT ION
FULL T mE EMPLOYEES -- FUL L
T ABL E OF AGENCY
A GENry P051 T ION
FREQUENCY !VIM [NISI \IOC TRG I COUNSEL 01A IDERATS'', ConPo P
4- 4- 4 -- +
H I L L 5 B ORO U G H I 0 I o I
1- + +I k
+
IND IAN RIVER 1 0 1 0 I 0 1
4- * + +
LAK E 1 0 1 1 1 I f
+ 1- + +
LANCASTetz 1 0 1 I 1 1 1
4- 4- + +
LANCANA 1o I o I o 1
1- + 4- 4-
L AWTF7Y 1 0 1 1 1 I 1
+ 1- +4me RA nN
1 0 1 1 1 0 I-
4- +4POLK 1
n f I 1- 0 1
9*+ + +
1 R./A.G. 1 0 I I I ? I
-,,4
+ + +-Co RI vER JuNcT ION 1 0 I 1 1 0 I- + + +
SUMTER 1 0 1 I 1 2 1
+ + 4- 1-
UNION i o f t f 3 f+ + 4-
ZEPI1YRH ILLS 10 1 0 1 0 I
+- + + +
1' OMOKA 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
+ + 4- 4-
DADE CTY 1 0 1 0 f o 1
+ 4- 4- +
14 t L LSBCROUGH (7JY 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
+ + 4- +
P 41-M BFACH CT Y 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
1- + + 4-
PASCO C TY 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
1- + /- 4-
BRO wAP 0 CT Y 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
4- 4- 4- 4
oGs01-0 CTY 1 0 1 0 f o f
4- 4- 4- +
POI. K C TY 1
4. .
0 1
4 .
0 Ii .
0 1
4 .
ir OT xi_ a 1 9 24.
( ONTI Nurn
I EOUC SUIT/0C. INS1CLERK 1
FRVT SOP TP. TOTAL+ + 4- +
0 I t f 3 I 1 1 94- +
0 I 1 1 2 I t I 8+ + 4- +
o I i 1 4 1 o 1 12+ 4- - + -+
0 f i 1 4 I 1 I 15+ + + +
o 1 1 1 3 1 0 1 6+ + + 4- '
0 1 i f 8 1 i 1 16+ + + +
0 I 1 I 7 1 1 I 154- 4- 4- +
0 I t f s 1 t I i t... 4- + +
0 1 o I o 1 i f 64- 4- + +
o 1 1 f 4 I 1 I 12+ -+ + 4-
0 I 1 1 It f i 1 294- + 4- +-
o 1 i f t 2 1 0 1 314- 4-
0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 3+ + 4- 4-
o 1 i I o 1 i 1 3+ 4- 4- +
o f o f o 1 o 1 64- + 4- 4-
i I 0 1 0 1 0 1 64- + 4- +
0 1 0 f o 1 o f 3+ + 4- 4.
0 1 0 1 o 1 o f 24- + 4- +
0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 74" + 4- 4-
o f o 1 o f o f 34- 4- + 4-
0 f o I o 1 o f 3 7 6+ 4 . 4 . +
1 29 t 35 20 429
TAAL E 4 - A
ALL r7mPLOYFF S I NV1LVFD
rUI L T I mE FmPLOYFFS -- FULL T ImE INMATE EDUCAT ION
TA RL r OF AGENCY BY POSITION
AGENCY POS I T ION
FRFWENCY 1 L I BRART A I rvALUA TO ! C TNS OFF I ADMIN. SI TEACHER IPS*ICHOLO I CL ASSR001
N p lirrP T AFF M TF AC HE' TOTAL+
BRE v AR D CC 1
+
GIST
BROW APO Cc I
+
CENT RAL FL A CC 1
+cHtpoL A cc 1
+-IND I AN So/ER cC 1
>1
-..1
.0
1 AKE C I TV CC
LAKE-SUMTER
MANATEE CC
PASC 0- HFRNDO
APAL ACHEE
AVON PAPW
CC
CC.
+
1
+1
4
1
+1
+
1
+-1
4
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8 RE v ARP 1
4
BROW AKE) I
+
CROSS CITY 1
+
DADE 1
+
'DESOTO I
+
F.C.I. 1
+
F.S.P. 1
+
GLADES 1
HENDRY t
TOTAL
( CONOVUEO )
+
o f+
o I+
0 1
+n 1
+0 1
+
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0 1
+0 1
4.
0 1
+
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+
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+
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4.
1 1
41 I
+
1 1
+1 1
1 1+
i 1
+1 1
+
1 1
0 1
+
22
+0 1
+0 1
+0 1
+
0 I
4o 1.
+o I
+o 1
+o 1
+o 1
o 1
+
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+0 I
+o 1
+
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0 1
4o 1.
o j4
o 1
+o 1
+-o f
T-0+
I
+
0 1
+0 I
+n I
+-0 I
9o 1
+o 1
+0 1
+0 I
+o 1
+-0 I
+o I
+o 1
9o 1
+
0 I+
o I+
0 1
+0 1
+1 I
+0 I
+o 1
+0 I
+7
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+1 I
+o f
+0 I
9o 1
+o 1
+0 1
4.
0 1
4-0 1
+0 1
4'
0 1
+o 1
+ -o 1
+-o 1
4--o 1
+0 1
+ -
0 1
4o 1
+0 I
4,-
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90 I
+1
+ +0 1 0 1 2
+ 4 +1. 1 0 I o 1 3
+ + +9 1 0 1 0 1 9
+ + +
I 1 o 1 0 1 1
9 9 +4 1 o 1 o 1 4
+ + +9 1 0 1 0 1 9
+ + +
1 1 o 1 0 1 t9 9 +
0 1. o 1 o 1 1
4.---- 4- 4-
4 1 o 1 o 1 4+ + +
0 -1 I 1 13 1 32+ + +
0 1 o 1 1 o 1 26+ - + +
o 1
90 1
94 I
+1 4
o 1 o 1 7 1 234 + +
0 1 o 1 2 1 94- 4- +
o 1 o 1 4 1 16+ +
0 1 0 1 3 41. 15+ + *
0 1 0 1 8 I 19+ + -+
o 1, o 1 8 1 21+ + +
0 1 o 1 3 1 64 + +
o j o 1 3 1 119
0 1--
4.
0 1 t 1 2+- + +
53 t 123 429
u 78
TAM_ F 4 - A
ALL EMPLOY FF S INVOLVED
FULL T mF EMPLOYEES -- FULL T Ime INMATE EDUCAT ION
TABLE OF AGENCY BY POS IT I CN
AG§NCY POS IT I ON
'FREQUENCY IL InR AP IA1E. vALuA TO I C TNs OFF I A DMI N. TEACHER I PSYCHOLO I CLASSR001kl P M TEACNE TOTAL
+ +I CFR +IAFF
++GI ST
+ +1 2 1
,
+9
I
+4 I
1 8
I, 4 1 12+ +1 6 1 15+ 41 2 1 6+ +1 3 f 16
7 j
.1
co0
H ILL SBOROUGH
I ND! AN givER
LAKE
LANCASTEk
LANTANA
ALWTEY
MARION
POLK
R.I.A.C.
10J VER JUNCT I ON
SUMTER
vN1ON
up IvemH ILLS
romoKA
DADE cry
HILLSBOROUGH C TY
PALM BEACH CTy
PASCO CTY
f3ROw AR!) ("Ty
vlEsoTo C TY
POLK C TY
TOTAL
1
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1
+
1
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t
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1
4.
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1
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+
1
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+
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1
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+
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1 t4
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+
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1 1
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1 1
+
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+
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4
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+
0 1,
0 1
+
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+
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+
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4.
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0 1
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+0 1
+0 1
+0 1
+0 1
+0 1
f
0 1+-
0 1
+0 1
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f
0 1
+0 I
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40 1
1
0 1,
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4.
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+6 1
4.
4 1
+3 1
+2 1
+2 1
+3 1
,
+3 1
c3+
0
o
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
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4 I 15+ . +I 2 1 11+ +1 0 1 6+ +1 4 1 12+1 12 t 29+ +1 13 1 31+ -+f 1, 1 3+ 4.
1 0 1 3+ +f 0 1 6+ 4.
1 0 1 6+ +1 0 1 3+ +1 0 1 2+ +f 0 I 2
+ +f 0 1 3+ +1 0 1 3
4.- 123 + 429 8 0
AGENCY
FRFOUFNCY
TARLE 4 - R
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVFO
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES -- PAPT TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY BY POSITION
.4'
POS4TION
14OMINISTICOUNSELOIEOUC SUPICLERK IPARA -PRO:. ORIN. 3:TEACHER :TEACHER -IED. SPECI1RATOP A gruitsoR FEssIoNA 1AFF HOURLY IALIST4. 4. 4. 4- 4.- -
2 1 0 1 o 1 o 1 o I o 1 o f 0 1 o 1-.4. 4.- ,- - -- -7 41. o 1 o I o I o 1- 13 1 o I o 1 o 14- 4.-O 1 o 1 o I o I o I o I A I o I o 1« - « 4-1 i o 1 o I i I 0 I o 1 3 1 0 I o I
4.
4.....4
I I 0 f o I. o I o 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 o 1
o I o 41 o I o I o 1 7 1 o I o 1o
- 4.- ......... 4-* + ....4. -.....4.
4. +- + .4.- +15 1 5 I 01 0 t 0 I 5 1 0 I o 1 - 0 I- 4-
1 I 1 1 0 1 o I 0 I o 1 0 I 0 1 0 I4.- -4. +- +- .4-1 1 1 1 o 1 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 I o 1 0 I-43 1 0 I o 1 o I i I o I 1 1 0 I o I
4. -4. 4- -4. 4. -4. --4.1 0 I 0 I o 1 o I 1 o 1 s 1 o 1 o 1- .- - 4. 4.1 1 I 0 1 0 1 ' 0 1 0' 1 0 1 0 1 4 I o I-4- +- 4.- -4. 4. 4.-- - 4.- .--.
1 1 o o o o 4 4_._._ o I 0 11 1 I 1 I I I I
I 1 I
-4.-o I
-4.-O 41- . o 1
4---o
1+-o f 1 I 0 I o 1
t 3 1 o 1 o 1 t 1 1 I . o 1 o I 1 I 1- -4
4. + +1 I I 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1. 0 1 0 1 0 14.- ...4.... -4. 4... -iI 1 I 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 2 I . o I o I
I 0 f 0 1 0 f o 1 o I o 1 3 1 o 1 o 1« «- --- - 41 3 I 0 f 3 1 0 I 0 f 2 1 o I o I 0 I4- 4.--1' 1 I o I o I o 1 .' o I o I o 1 o f o 1-4. 4- -4.. 1 o 1 --- o 1 o 1 o I i 0 1 o I 1 I o. I o I4- 4-
43 9 3 3 20 35 , 4 1
I 2
DREVARO CC
CFNIRAL FLA CC I
CHIPOL4 CC
DAYTONA Cd
EDISON CC r
INDIAN R1VEP CC I
LAKE CITY CC
LAKF-SWATER CC I
m4NATFF CC4.
mlAml-nAnE cc
pAscn-Ifcrpem cc
POLK CC
SANTE FF CC
SOUTH FLA CC
DAOE rry
HILtsnoRouali cry
PALM OCACH CTY
PASCO CTN.
nRowArto CTN.
UNION rry
NOT NAMED'
TOTAL
Ql)
TOTAL
20
1
7
2s
2
2
5
5
6
2
6
3
3
1
1
120
TABLE 4 - C
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED
PART TIPE EMPLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TARLE OF AGENCY BY nOSITION
8282
Ncv POSITION
FREQUENC4 1:74;g441STICLERK CLERK -HOITEACH7R 'TEACHER -1TOTALURLY HOURLY
4.4.
MREvARO CC I0 i o t I 24 f 2 I 27
4.-----4*
CENTRAL FLA CC I 0 1 0 0 1 30 0 1 30+ +
4
DAYTONA"CC 1 0 1 0 o 1 s I _ o I s4.- 4
EDISON cc 1 1 f o o 1 0 1 o 1 1
IP 4 4- -- 4
INDIAN RIVER CC I 0 1 0 0 1 16 1 0 I 104 4 4.
LAKE CITy CC I 0 1 0-----4
,0 I . 95 I 0 1 95
LAKE-SUMTER CC 1 0 1 0 0 I 26 I o I 20
MANATEE CC 1 0 I 0 o I I o I 44- 4.
> mIt4I-p4nF cc I 'o I o 2
I
4.------0 1- --A.! ---0 1
PALm BEACH CC I 0 I 0 1 0 I. 7,', 0 1 7Co ,
iv P4SCO-HERN00 CC 1 0 1 , 0 , 0 1 7 1 0 1 74 4 4 4
SANTE FE CC 1 o 1 o o 1 t I o I t
4. 4 4_ 4.- 4SOUTH FLA CC I 0 1 0 1 0 1 17 1 0 I 17
4- 4- 4
BAKER CTY 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 t 1
4.- 4
OADE CT? I 0 I 0 0 I 9 1 0 I 94 4.- 4--------4.------ 4--------4
HILLSBOROUGH CTY 1 0 1 I 0 I 10 1 0 1 11-4 4 +- 4.---, 4.--------4
..., PALM BEACH CTY 1 0 1' 0 0 I 10 I 0 I 104- 4- +
PASCO CTY 1 0 I 0 0 1 t 1' o I 1
-4 . ---- . --------4--------.BROVARD CTY I 0 I 0 0 1 3 1 0.1 3
4-DIXIE CTY 1 0 1 0 0 1 l551 0 1 1
4- 4
DESOTO CTY I 6 1 0 0 1 3 1 0 1 3+- +
JACKSON CTY 1 0 I o I o I 9 I o I 9+- 4. -
POLK CTY I 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 I
4 4 4 4.
uNION CTY I 0 1 0 1 0 1 5 1 0 1 54- +- 4-- -- 4
NOT NAMED 1 0 1 0 I 0 1 1 1 o 1 e
4. -4.--- 4- 4 -- 4
TOTAL I 1
----I 268 2 293
TAME 4 n
sALL EmPLOYFFS INVOLVED
PART TIME FMPLOYEES PART'TIMF INMATE EDUCATION
TACLF OF AGENCY CY DOSITION
AGENCY POSITION ,
FREIOFNCY 1,ADMINISTICOUNSFLOICLFRK IDARAPROITEACHER !TEACHERR.ATOR- R FrSSIONA1 HOURLY
4.
BREVAto cc 1
4CENTRAL FLA ec 1
+DAYTONA CC 1
4
INDIAN RrvER Cc 1
+
MIAMIDADE CC 1
4 _
POLK CC 1
+
SANTE FE CC 1
+'SOUTH FLA CC 1
4.
0A sco CTY 1
4-
JACKSON CTY 1
+POLK CTY 1
4
k-7 TOTAL
TOTAL4 4. 4 A- 4 4
o 1 o I o 1 t 1 1 I o f 2
4 4 4 4 4 +
0 1 0 1 o f 0 f 2 1 o f
+ + + + + +
C 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1
4 4 4 4 4 4
o U 0 1 0 1 o 1 6 1 0 1 6
+ + + + + +
0 1 0 1 o 1 o 1 7 1 0 1
4 4 4, 4 +
O 1 0 1 OH o f 0 I 2 1 ?+ + + + + +
o 1 o I o 4 o 4 1 I a I I.+ + + + + +
I 1
4.
I I4.
2 1
4.
0 1
4.
0 1 ci t
44
o I o 1 o I g_l 2 I o 1 2
4- 4. 4-- 4. 4. 4.
I 1 0' 1 n I o i 0 I 0 1 1 /+ + + + 4
0 1 1 1 o I o I 7 1 0 1
4 4 4 4 4 4.
-352 I 1 1 27 2
TABLE 5 - A
_compcNITy COLLEGE wAGES RA10
ruLL TINE gmpLoyEas -- ruLL TIAIE INMATE EDUCATION
I
w4-..
T-ABLa OF Acewcr SY POSITIOg
AGENCY POSITION
FREGUENcy IADMINISTIC0UNSEL01ADAI1N. TEACHER 1IRATom A TA=F4 4 - a 4-
BKEVARD CC I '.) I 103r,1' I 0 I 11416 t4 4 4
SROWARD cc T 800 1 0. I 1600 t 900 I
4 4 4 4 4
CENTRAL FLA CC I 0 I 0 I 0 I 128951 I
4 4 4 4. +
CHIPOLA CC I o i c 1 0 I 23222 I
4 a 4- 4- 4
INDIAN RIVER CC In I 0 j 1 I 75120 I
4 4 4 4
LAKE CITY CC I 0 I 0 I 0 t 183170 I
4 4 -4 4 4
LAKE-SUMTER CC I0 I o I 1 I 386 1
4 4 4- 4
MANATEE Cc 1 1600 I o I 0 1 0 I
4 4 4 4 4
PASCO-HERNDo cC I 0 I 0 1 0 / 69451 I
4 4 4 4 4
ToTA.L 2430 10351 1600 492516
TOTAL
21767
3200
128951
232275120,
183170
3,6
1600
69451
506867.
84
TABLE 5 - 8
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WAGES PAU)
1
coLA
=I'LL TIME EMPLOYEES -- PART TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY PY POSITION
AGENCY POSITIONAMIN. SITEACHER ITEACHFR-FREQUENCY IAOMINISTICOUNSELUICLERK 'IOPARA -0ROIn
IRATCR R EFSSNA TAFF HOURLY i TOTAL+ + + + +- -
+ + +
BREVARD CC 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 o 1 0 1 o f o I 0
f + + - + + + + +
CENTRAL FLA CC I 5918 1 0 1 0 I 0 1 12789 I 0 f 0 1 18706+ +- , + + +- + +
CHIPOLA CC 10 I. o I o I o 1 0 I 8138 1 0 1 8138
+ I. + + + + +
DAYTONA CC 1 3328 1 o I 498 I o I o 1 3085 1 0 1 6910+ - +- + +
EDISON CC I 215 t+ 4- 4-
o I o I o I o 1 o 1 o 1 215, + 4 + + + + + +
I NO I AN RI VER cC 1 0 I o I o 1 0 1 0 1 44601 1 0 1 44601
+ + ''4 + + + + +
LAKE ctTy cC 1 33950 I 9320 1 o I 0 1 4139 I o 1 0 1 43410+ + + + + + +- +
3...i4KE-3UM1ER CC I 1816 I685 1 o 1 a I o 1 o 1' 0 1 2502
+ + + + + + +
MANATEE LC I 302 1 t I I 1 o 1 0 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 412
+ + + + + + +
MIAMI-DADE CC 1 7166 1 o 1 0 1 2406 1 0 1 2374 1 b 1 11946-
I. + + + + + + +
PA5CO-HERNDO CC I 0 I 0 f o 1 o f 0 1 24641 1 0 1 24641
4- + + + + + 4. +
POLK CC I 360 Io 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 6 1 o f 360
+ + + + + + +- t
SANTE F. CC 1 0 I Rio I 0 U 0 I 0 I 21600 I 0 1 22410+ + 4 + + + +
SOUTH FLA CC t 1270 I 0 1 o 1 0 1 0 I 1614 1 0 1 2883
+ 4 + + + + 4. -------+TOTAL 54324 6927 4 498 2406 16928 106054. 18713.
TABLE 9 c
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WAGES PAID
PART TIME EMPLOYEES -- FULL,TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TAELE OF AGENCY BY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
\\\EDtrioN cr
CENTRAL FLA cc 1
FREQUENCY
BREVAPD CC
DAyTONA CC+
+
+
+
1
1RATOR UPLY
1
1
ADMINISTICLERKHOITEACHFR ITEACHERI
4ng I
o I
0 1
0 1
4.
4.
+
40 f 43225 1
0 1 40878
O 1 152118 1
O +I-
+
+
+-
o I
+
TOTAL
+
+O 1
0 1 40878
O 1 152118
O 1 43226
+
+
+
+405
+ .- + 4..
INDIAN RIVER CC 1 0 1 0 1 73039 1
+ + + +
LAKE CITY CC 10 1 0 1 159607 1
+ + + +
LAKESUMTER CC 1 0 1 0 1 250?5 1
+ + + +
MANATEE cc 1 0 1 0 1 4000 1
+ + + +
MIAMIDADE CC 1 0 1 0 1 774 1
+ + +
PALM BEACH CC 1 0 I o I 18073 I
+ + + , +
PASCOHERNDO CC 1 0 1 0 1 12240 1
+ + + +
Sa4rTE FE CC 1, 0 10 1 Inoo 1
50/TH FLA CC 10 1 0 1 57244 1
TOTI. 409 988024
+0 1 73039
+0 1 159607
+0 A 25025
+0 1 4000
+0 1 774
+0 1 18073
+0 f 12240
4.
o 1 Isoo
0 1 57244+
588429
A
A GE NCV
FREQUENCY
TABLE 5 -COMMUN I TY COLLEGE WAGES P AID
PART T !ME EMPLOYEES -- PART TINE INMATE EOUCAT ION
TABLE OF AGENCY BY POS IT ION
DlcITION
8REvAlko CC
IADA 1N 1ST COUNSELOI CLERK. PAR A-RRO1 TFACHER I TEAC HEP -
RATOR FESS I 0,40 HOURLY I TOT AL+
+ + + 4- 4
1 0 i 0 1 0 I 9600 1 4-S5 f ', 0 1
4'+ + +0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 3457 1 \O 1
+ 4 4.-- + + ' 4.
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 6157 1 ON1
4- 4- + 4. --
I NO I AN RI VER CC I 0 I 1 I
CENTRAL FLA CC 1
DAYTONA CC
MIAMI-DADE CC I I o I
POLK CC
.5AN TA FE C.C.
SOUTH PLA CC
TOTAL
O 1 3 1 13023 1 0 1
O 1 7143 1 0 1
O 1 0 1 0 1
4. 4O 1 1900 1 0 1
O I ol o I
4-2180 8600 32065
n 1
4. - 4 4 +
11 1 0 1 0 1
4- + + 4-
10 1 0 1 0 1
+ 4. + +1 3650 1 3630 1 2180 1
+ + + +
3850 3600
9085
3457
6157
023
7i
1500
9630--50295
TOTAL
aa
4.4. 4.-- 4.- - 44.
0 I 25168 1 16131 1 0 1 0 1 o I 0 I 16592 I 578914. 4. * 4. 4 4.
0 t 17867 1 0 1 9744 I 14484 1 0 1 0 I 0 I 420954 - 4 a _4 4 -.a 40- 4
4 347839 411130 545399 2181569 218345 342833 30452 18581 2036008 6132166
T r 6 -
DIV IS MN OE CORRECT IONS WAGES DA 15
rUtI T MF Fmrit_rlYEFS -- FULL TIME INMATE FOUCAT I ON91_ nE AGENCY Fly orIS I T I ON
TOTAL
1
4.
0 1
4.
0 1
---
10 1
+ 4.
10 1
4. ---
4.4. 4.-- 4.- - 44.
0 I 25168 1 16131 1 0 1 0 1 o I 0 I 16592 I 578914. 4. * 4. 4 4.
0 t 17867 1 0 1 9744 I 14484 1 0 1 0 I 0 I 420954 - 4 a _4 4 -.a 40- 4
4 347839 411130 545399 2181569 218345 342833 30452 18581 2036008 6132166
1 0 1 61173 I 121542-'4- -4-------a--------a
4 + 4 + 4- -4 4- .4
I 16235 I 15416 1 18915 1 171162 1 9964 1 14484 1 0 1OPOVARD 0 1 109007 I 355183+- 4- 4- 4. -4- -4 40-
PROWARO I 0 1 16095 1 19145 1 52777 1 10905 1 17467 1 0 1 0 I 32310 t 1486994. + 4 4 +- +-
CROSS CITY I 16569 I 22024 I 23751 I 107116 I 11008 I 17322 I 0 I 0 I 64473 1 2622674 4 4 --a-------_a
DADE 1 20003 t 10408 1 0 I 127657 1 12323 1 15737 1 0 1 0 1 46710 1 2419284 + a 4 -4 -4 -4
DESOTO I 17844 1 35087 I 21184 I 85184 I 11365 1 15639 I 0 1 0 1 121131 I 307434* - 4 + 4 4 4
F.C.I. 1 18930 1 21171 t 22498 t J19227 1 12315 1 15777 1 15946 I 0 1 141904 t 367774+ + 4 4 4- 4.-
I 20493 1 0 1 24195 I 0 1 0 I 15611 I 0 1 0 I 50782 IF.S.P. 111081+ 4. 4 4- 4. 4.- -4 4.- -+ 4.
GLAnFS I 17324 I 0 I 23232 1 68177 1 11561 1 16969 1 0 I 0 I 52113 I 1893764. + a- + -4 4- 4
NFNOPY 1 0 I 0 1 16468 I 392270 I 22759 1 0 1 0 1 9 I
0 1
4.
I
4. 4. 4.
1LLSBORMIGN 0 1 15640 I
4.
21591 1 47141 I 11181 1 15947 t-11
0 t- 0 I 33642-4. -....-+
145142- + -4 + 4. 4
!
4.
INDIAN RIVER 1 0 I 0 1 23645 1 33177 I 11248 I 0 1 0 1 0 I 66185 1 134255
t ILAK 15777 19853 t I 117867 60668 04.-
1 14484 1 0 1 0 I 66121 1 194770E
4 + + 4. 4.- -4.- a- 4-
1 16024 1 15728 t 24642 1 60165 1 14484 I 14484 I 0 1LANOASTFR 0 1 97487 I 243914+ 4.- 4. 4.
LANTANA ' I 0 j 0 1 24118 I 52103 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 33815 I 1100364. 4 4 4-- 4 4. 4. 4-
LAWTF7 1 18077 I 15998 I 20192 I 123542 I 9744 I 14505 I0 1' 0 I 46891 t 24844.
4 4.- 4. 4 4.-
mAPION- 1 18908 1 0 I 17867 I 105766 1 10963 1 15111 I 0 1 0 1 64318 I 2324334. 4.
POLK 1 15257 1 0 I 17000 t 73608 t 9932 1 15095 1 0 1 0 1 31116 I 1628964
4. - -4.
1 1.R.M.C. I 17476 1 34675 0 0 1 9673 I 15777 I
4. 4.
14516 t 0 I 0 t 921174. 4- 4. + 4. 4.- 4- 4- 4
RIVER JUNCTION 1 20438 1 0 I 22065 1 62952 1 9932 1 14567 1 0 1 0 1 67354 I 1973084.- -4. + 4. 4. a- 4.
1 19447 1 37607 1 23112 I 172840 1 10116 1 15129 I - 0 1SUMTER 0 1 203230 I 481481+ 4. +-
UNION I 20443 I 49842 1 23586 I 207182 1 0 1 14505 t- 0 1
4.-
0I 212383 1 527941
ZEPHYRH1LLS
TOMOKA
T r 6 -
DIV IS MN OE CORRECT IONS WAGES DA 15
rUtI T MF Fmrit_rlYEFS -- FULL TIME INMATE FOUCAT I ON91_ nE AGENCY Fly orIS I T I ON
TAM. F 6 - 8
CHAPTeP I EMPLOYEES WAGES PAID
FULL T I M E EMPLOYEES -- FUL L T IME INMATE EDUCAT ION
TABLE OF AGENCY eY POSI T ION
AGENCY POS IT I ON
FREDUFNCY I COUNSFLO I A IDE 1CLA SSRO0.4FL I M TEACH . TOTAL
+ 4- + +
A P AL ACHEE f 16064 1 27334 1 76049 1 119447
9+ 4- + 4-
1BR VARD 1 0 1 9035 1 33794 1 42829
co4
4. 4- 4.
ko DESOTO 1- 0 1 28271 1 44284 1 725594- + +
E.G.1. 1 0 1 0 1 19475 1 194754- 4- + 4-
H I LLSBORCUGH 1 15717 1 9964 1 32703 1 58384+ + 4- +
t ANCAST ER 1 15257 f 9264 1 34557 1 58878+ + + +
SUMTER 1 15728 1 30749 1 30593 1 77110+ + 4. +
TOTAL 62766 114657 271259 448682
TA9LF 7 - A
pu5L I c SCHOOL DISTRICT WAGES PAID
FULL TIME glAPLOYEES -- FuLL TIME INMATE EDUCAT ION
TARLE OF AGENCY Dy POSIT ION
AGENCY POS1 Tt ON
Fpc0uENcy IA IDE 1EVALUATOITEACHEP 1
R TOTAL
DADE CrY>
1
.0 Hf LLSEIOROUGH CTY0
P A 1 M BrAcH cry
PASCO r Ty
9ROWARD c Ty
DESOTO CTy
POO( CTy
T O T A L
a 1
+f
4-
o4-
I
+o
4--I
4-
4t 3269 t I
+I 9324 I 19606 I 98294 1
+ 4- +1 0 I 0 I 53232 i+ + +
I 0 I 0 I 20100 I
4- 4-
I 0 I 0 1. 53000 I.
4- 4- 4- 4.
1 0 1 0 1 45725 1
4.
1 0 I 0 1 49457 1
4- 4- 4-- 49324 19606 452399
t_.C11...I .i.
P,
132681
126224
53232
20000
'5 3 0 0 0
45725
49457
480319
TABLE 7 - 6
FILMIC SCHOOL DISTRICT WAGES PAID
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES -- PART TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY BY POSITION
AGENCY posurtioN
PR,OUENCY 14DmINTSTICOUNSULOIEDUC SUPICLFRK IPARA-PROIADMIN. SITEACHER 'ED. SPECgTOR IR ERVISOetR FESSIONA TAFF IALIST I TOTAL
+ + 4- , + + 4-
PADE (TY t 21719 Ir) 1 o 1 6196 I 1929. 1 o f o I 16500 1 46343
1
* 4 + + + + + + +
,0 HILLsasuougH CTY I 16349 I to65e I 0 1 6757 1 0 f 0 I o f o I 33763i-, + + +
',ALM BEACH CTY 1 2608 1 0 1
4- + +
PASCO CrY I. 0 1 0 1
eROWARD CTY t 31504-
1 0+1
4- + +
UNION CrY 1 me 1 0 1
* + +
mOT NAMED 10 1 0 1
+ + +TOTAL 46813 10658
92
,+ + + + + +
0 1 0 1 0 f 0 f 27041 1
+ + +0 I 29649
0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 11660 1 0 1 116604
2700 1 o 1 0 I+
910 1 o f4. .
t 4-
+ + . + + +0 6760I
0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I, 0 1 0 1 2988* + + + + +
0 ; 0 1 o f 0 1 leo t , o t 180+ + + + + ' +
2.700 12953 1929 910 38881 16500 131343
93
TAALF 7 C
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT WAGES RAID
PART TIME EMPLOYFFS -- FULL TIMF INMATE EDUCATION
TABLE OF AGFNCY 9Y POSITtON
AGENCY POSITION
PPEOUPNCY ICLFRK /TEACHER I TOTAL+ ++
0 IBAKER CTY 13100 I 3100
+ + +
oApE CTY I 0 I 56986 I 56986+ + +
HILLSBOROUGH CTY I 4765 I 51908 f 56673+ + +
PALM BFACH CTY I 0 I 43500 I 43500+ + +
PASCO CTY I0 I 8252 I 8252
+ + +
DROWARD CTY I 0 I 45000 I 45000+ 4-- +
DIXIE CTY I0 I 1920 I 1920
+ + 4-
DESOTO CTY I0 I 3126 1 3126
+ + +
JACKSON CTY 10 I 23395 I 23395
+ + 4-
POLK CTY 10 I 14308 I 14308
4-+ +
UNION CTY 10 1 17885 I 17885
+ 4. 4
NOT NAMED I0 1 6400 I 6400
+ + +
TDTAL 4765 275780 280545
a r
,
TABLE 7 0
PU9LIC SCHOOL DISTRICT WAGES PAID _
DART TIME EMPLOYEES -- PART TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TAOLE OF AGENCY BY POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
FREQUENCY IADMTNISTITEACHER 1
RATOR TOTAL
PASCO CTY
JACKSON CTY
POLK CTY
TOTAL
+ +I 0 I 10162 1 !0I62+ + +
I 1220 I 0 1 1220+ + +
I 0 I 16162 1 161624 4 +
1220 26324 27544
-TABLE e - A
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED WAGES PAID
FULL TIME EMPLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE FDUCATION
TABLE OF AGENCY el% POSITION
AG cricy POSITION
FacRuEOCY IADMINISTIvoc TRG IcouNSELOIAloe 'Sour Suplvoc. INS1CLFRK 1
IRATOR ICoORD IR. 1 EPVISOR TR. TOTAL
+ 4 4 - + + + + +_
gREVARO cc Io 1 0 I 10351 I o I o I o I o I 21767
BROWARD CC t
+ + 4. 4. 4. 4. t
son I O I 0o I IoO I 1 o ! 3200
+ 4 4 4 + +
CENTRAL FLA CC I 0 I 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 I 128951
CHIPOLA CC 1 0 1 o i 4
O 1
4.
O I
4.
O 1
4.
o I
4.
o I 23222
+ 4. +- 4. 4. 4. --_-+
i ND1AN RJ VER CC. Io I 0 I 0 I o 1 o 1 o I o 1 75120
LAKE CITY CC I o 1
+O 1
+O 1
+ +o 1 o 1
+ +o I O I 183170
LK t
+r) I o 1 I4 n
+o r
4.
0o I
.4.
1
+
AE-sumTER cC.O I 386
+ 4. + + + 4
MANATEE CC I1600 I 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 1 o I 0 1 1600
4 + + + + + +
PASCO-HERNDO CC T o I o I o 1 o 1 o I o I o I 69451+ + + + 4 + ----- +
1 I 0 1 20689 1 40707 I
1/40 APALACHEE0 1 44969 I 186239 ; 11494 I 564663
4.-4 4 4 + + + + +
AVON PARK I0 1 18701 I 37274 I 0 1 22397 I 169401 I 10152 I 451264
+ +I 18304 I 1450% r
+- +
8AKER 10 n
+I 22746 I 79354 I
+10241 I 221542
BREVARD, O 1 1635 I 15416 t-+- + + 4
O I 18915 I 171162 I 9964 I 3551834 + + 4 + -- +
PROWARD, 1 0 I 0 1 16095 I 0 1 19145 I 52777 I 10905 t 1486994-
I
4 4'
CAOSS CITY O I 16569 I 22028 I
+ + +
O I 23751 I 107116 I itoori I 262267
4 + - + 4 + 4. 4.4
DADE I 0 I 2000.5 1 19498 I 0 I o I 127651 I 12323 I 241928
4 4 + + 4, + +
DOSOT0 I 0 1 17844 1 39087 I 0 I 21184 I 85184 I 11=365 I 307434
4 + 4 + +- +- +- 4
F.C.F. I 0 I 18930 I 21177 I 0 I 22498 I 119227 I 12315 I 367774
4 4- t +- t t 4 +
r.S.n. 1o I 20493 1 o I 0 I 24195 I 0 I o I moat
+ + ++- t
0 I 17324 1GLADFS I
0 t4.
0 I 23232 I 68177 I 11561 I 189376
I
+
HENDRY O I
4
0 I 0 O I 22759 I
+0 0I
+I 39227
+ 4 + 4 + + 4. 4. u
TCWAL 2400 347839 4,1481 8324 545399 2181569 218345 711935?
(CONTINUCI
4
9 7
TAFILC 8 A
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED WAGES PAID
FULL TI ME EMPLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCAT ION
TAHLE OF AGENCY FY POSIT ION
AGENCY POSITION \
FREQUENCY 1 41.1 IN IST 1 vOC TRG rOUNSELO IA *OF I Fnuc SUP 1 VOC. I NS 'CLERK 1
IP ATOO 1C0010 P I ERV ISOR I TR. TOtALI- 4. + 4 + 4.- 4 4
1.4 It L5e1OROUGH
I ND I AN RI VER
LAkE
I4
I4.
1
4(
0
0
0
LANCAS 1-5R n
L ANTANA 41. 04.
LAWTEY I 0
MARrow+1 0+
9- POLK 1 0
1
+u,vi
R.M.c. I4
0
RIVER JUNC T ION 1 0-+
SUMTER 1 3
UNI ON ( 0+
1 0 1 15640 1
+ 40 I 21591 1 47141 I 11181 1 145142
+ + 4 4 +I 0 1 0 I o I 23645 I 33177 1 11248 1 1342554- + 4 , 4 4 +
1 15777 1 19853 I 0 I I17867 1 60668 1 0 I 1947704- + 4-
I 16924 I 15728 I
4. 4. tO *I. 24642 1 60165 I 14484 I 243914
4-
I
4-
0 1
4-
0 It 4' 4
O I 24118 I 52103 1
40 I 110036
+ + + + .. + + 4I 18077 I 15998 I 0 1 20192 I 123542 I 9744 I 248949
4- 4- 4-
4I.
4- 4 -4-18908 I o I o 1 17867 I 105766 1 10963 1 232933
+ + + + + + +I 15257 I 0 I 3 I 17888 1 73608 I 9932 1 1628964-- + + + 4 +1 J 7476 I 34675 I 0 4i 0 1 0 I 9673 I 921174. + + 4. + +1 20438 I 0 1 0 I 22065 41 62952 1 9932 1 1973084' 4- 4- 4- + +
1 19447 1 117607 I 0 if 23112 I 172840 I 10116 I 481481+ 4 ++ 4.
I 20443 1 49842 I+I 23586 I 207182 1o 0 I 527941
4. + + 4 4 + 4ZEPHyRHILLS I o I o I o 1 o I 25168 1 16131 1 0 1 57891
+ 4 - + 4- 4 4. + 4-
TOMOK A I 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 I 17867 I 0 I 9744 I 42095+ 4- 4- - 4---;- + + +
DADE CTY I 0 1 0 I 0 I 0 i 0 I 3 1 0 I 1326(01+ + + + 4. + +
HILLSBOROUGH C Ty 1 0 I 0 1 0 1 8-324 I 0 ; 0 I o I 126224.4 + + + 4- 4 4-
PALM BEACH C.Tv 1 0 1 0 I 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I o i 53232i
+ + 4- + + + + 4
PASCO C rt I 0 1 o 1 o f o 1 o 1 o f o f 20000+ + 4- - 4- 4- 4' 4- 4-
BRowARD CTY I 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 I 53000+ + + + + 4 4 +
DESoTo crY I 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 f 0 1 45725+ 4- + 4- 4- 4 4 4-
POLK. C TY I 0 1 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 f o ( 494574 4- 4- 4 4 4 4- 4-
TOTAL . 2400 347839 421481 8324 545399 2181569 218345 7119352
98 99(ccNni NI/FP )
TAFILF n - A
ALL EmPLoveEs INVOLVED WAGES PAID
FULL TIME EMPLOYeES FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TARLE 0E AGENCY sv POSITION
AGENCY POSITION
IrRE0DENcy ILIBRARIAIEVALuAToIcTNS 00EEIAnmIN. SITEACHER IPSYCHOLOICLASSROON r2 110ER !TAFF Gist M TEACNE1 TOTAL
.
1
vo0.
SREVARD CC
FROWARD cc
CENTRAL El.4 .cr
CHipOLA CC
INDIAN RIVER CC
LAKE CITY CC
LAKE-SumTER cc
MANATEE cc
PA5CO-HERNDO cc
ADALACHEt
AN/oN PARK
BAKER
SREvARD
BROWARD
CROss CITY
DADE
DESOTO
P.C.!.
r.s.p.
GLADES
HENDRY
TOTAL
(c0NT1NUED1
+
I
1"
tI
+1
I
r
+-I
4f
+I
41
+
I
41
+1
+I
4
I
4I
i4
I
4I
+I
+
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4-
0 1
0 I
40 1
*o I
-f0 I
4o I
+0 I
4o 1
4-
14905 I
+20015 I
*
1921e, I
+'14494 1
+17467 1
*17322 I
*
15737 I
+1561a I
+15777 1
+19611 I
-+16960 I
+0 1
4342g33
0
0
0
0
o
0
o
0
o
0
0
o
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
19606
+I
+I
4I
41
+I
f_
1
+1
+I
41
4-
I
4I
4f
+1
+1 ,
4'I
41
41
4I
+-I
41
4I
4
40 1
40 I
40 1
40 1
+0 I
_ 4.0 T-
+-o f
40 1
4o I
4-
0 I
40 I
+o I
+0 1
4 -
'0 1
+o 1
*0 1
40 1
15946 I+
0 I
+0 1
40 I
4-
30462
0 I
4-
1600 1
40 I
40 I
+0 1
40 I
-41 f
40 1
40 1
40 1
+0 1
4o 1
40 1
+o 1
40 1
40 I
40 1
40 1
40 1
40 I
+0 1
41600
4-11416 I
+'800 1
+128951 I
+23222 I
+-75120 I
4-
p43170 I
4386 1
+0 1
469451 1
4-
0 1
40 1
40 1
+0 1
+o 1
+0 1
+0 f
+o f
+o I
40 1
40 1
40 1
+944905
40 I
40 I
40 1
40 1
+0 1
4-
0 1
+0 1
+0-
4o f
+18581 1
+0 I
40 1
+0 1
+0 1
0 1
40 1
+0 1
+0 1
+0 I
40 1
40 1
+19561
40 t
+0 1
40 I
+0 I
+0 1
4-
0 1
+0 1
40 1
*
0 1
4.
227479 1
+173324 1
+61173 1
+109007 1
432310 I
64473 1-4
4671 0 1
+121131 1
+141904 1
-450782 I
+52113 1
-+16468 I
42036009
21767
3200
128951
23222
75120
183170
386
1600
69451
564663
451264
221542
355183
148699
262267
241 92 8
307434
367774
111081
189376
39227
7119352
,
T APL E - A
ALL FMOLOYrES INVOLVED WAGES PAID
FULL TIME =mpLOYEES -- FULL TIME INMATE EDUCATION
TAME OF AGFNCY BY POSUTION
AGP-NCY POSITION
Fo)UrNCY ILIBRARIAIEVALUATOIM OFF ADMIN. S TEACHER IPSYCHOLOICLASS9001N P M TFACHE TOTALTAFF GIST
+ + + -, + + 4. +
HILLS3OROUGH 0 +1 o f O , I o 1 0 1 33642 1 145142
INDIAN RIVER
1 t5047 f
t o t
+O !
+o I
+o 1 . o 1
4._ 4.
0 I 66185 f 134255+ + + -\\ + +
LAKE 1 14414 I I oo 1 o 0 I, I, 0 1 66121 I 194770
LANCASTER t 14414+ + + 4, 41
o 1 0 I 0o 1 o I
.
1 97487 I 243914+ + + + it-
+ ----- ---+
L ANTANA 1 o I o 1 0 I, o 1 o I. 0 1 33815 f 110036+ + + + +
INLATEY I 14505 I
+
0 I o 1 1. o . 0 I 0 1 46891 1 248949+
T
+ + + + +
MARION 115111 () Io I o I, o t 0 I 64318 I 232933
+ + + + + + +
POLK 101 0 1 0 1 0
9 19099 I 0 1 31116 I 162896
1
+ + + + +
15777 I o I 14516 I 0 r 0 f 0 U 0 I 92117...1 + + + + +
R IVER JUNCTION I o I.
0 I 0 i o I 0 I 67354 I 197308+
14567 t+ + + + + +
cUMTER 1o I o I 0 I, o I 0 f 203230 1 481481
+1512q I
4. 4. 4.
()Num I 14505 T 0 t 0 I o I+
0 I+
0 I 212383 1 527941+
57891+ +16592 1zAPHYRHILLS 1 o I o I 0 I o I
+o I, 0 I
4 .....
TDMOKA I 14414 f
+3 f
4,
o I o I o T o I
+ + +0 420951
+
DADE CTY 10 I I. o o I b I 132681 i o I 0 1 132681
+ + + + + + + +
HILLSBOROUGH CTY 1 0 1 19606 I 0 I 0 I 98294 I o I. 0 f 126224+ + + + + +
I 53'232 I
+ +mPALM 9FACH CTY 1
0 1 0 I o 1 0 I 0 I 53232+ + + + + + +
OASCO C TY 1 o I o I, 0 I o I, 20000 1 o I, 0 I 20000+ A . + + + + +
BROW KO c rY 1 o I o 1 o I o t 93000 I o I. 0 I 53000+- + + + + +
45725 1-DESOTO CPI 1 0 G1 o 1 o I, o I0- f 0 1---45125
+ + + + +- 4 -- +
POLK CTY 1 o I o 1 0 I, 0 1 49457 I o I 0 I 49457+ + +
30462+ + + + +
TOTAL 342 152a3 1960 1600 944905 18581 2036008 7119352
11,0
AGENCY
FREOUENCY
TABLE -
ALL EMPLOYFFS INVOLVED WAGES PAID
FOLL TIME EMPLOYEES -- PART TIME INMATF EDUCATION
TARLF Or AOrNCY HY PCSITION
POSITION
1AOMINISTICOUNSELOIEOUC SUP1CLERKM/RAP R FPVtSOR4. 4. 4 4.
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0+ + 4. ---
FL A CC 1 59141' 1 0 1 0 1 .0t4. 4. -- -CC 1 0 1 .0 1 0 1 0
t 4. +
I 3328 1
OREVARD CC
CENTRAL
CHIPOLA
DAYTONA CC
EDISON CC'
INDIAN RIVFn CC
LAKE CITY CC
LAKF-SUMTER CC
MANATEE CC
1
-4
MIAMI-DADE CC
PASCO-HERNDO CC
POLK CC
SANTE FE CC
1PARA-PROIADMIN. SITEACHER1FESSIONAITAFF4-.. 4-. 4...........
1 o I 0 1 0.------- .- +--1 0 1 12789 1 04. 4- -- .-1 0 1 0 1 8138
(TEACHER-1ED. spec!!HOURLY 11ALIST
-4.
10 1 0 1
4--------4--------+1 0 1 0 1
- ---...----.1 1 0 1
0 1 0 1 498 1 0 1 0 1 3085 1 0 1 0 1
-.--------.--------.--------.------ . -----.215 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 o 1 o 1 o I
4 -- -4 4-o 1 o I o 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 44601 1 0 1 0 I
4. 4. 4- -4. 4- -.--------.--------.----_---.331450 1 5320 1 0 1 o I o I 4139 1 o f . o I o 1
-4. 4. 4.- -4.- 4.- -4, -4,- -------4.
I 1816 1 6,46 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 o 1
- _+_______-4,-__---...___----_,-__--___.__-_--_-,__---___.1 302 i III 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
4.--- - 4- 4-1 7166 I o I o I o f 2406 I o I 2374 1 o I o I
4.-__- _.- --- _. -4.------,-+
I o I o I o I o I o I o 1 24641 1 0 1 0 1
4. -4. 4. 4.- 4- -4- -4. -- -. -4.
1 360 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
4. 4.- -4. 4.- 4. ---- 4- +-- *--- 4.- -1 0 I. 6 10 I o I o I o I o I- 21600 1 0 I 0 I
4. 4 - -4.- --4.- 4.- 4.- --- 4. ---1270 I o I o I o I o I o 1 1614 1 0 1 0 1- 4-- - t
21719 1 0 1 0 1 6196 1 1929 I 0 'i 0 1 0 1 16500 1
4- 4. 4 4. 4. 4. 4.
16349 j 10658 1 0 1 6757 1 o f o I o I o I 0 1
4 4 4 4.- ___,_ 4.- ---___4._-------4.
2608 I 0 1 0 1 0 1 , o f o I 27041 1 0 1 0 1
SOUTH FLA CC
DADE CTY
HILLSMOROUGH CTY I
PALM REACH CTY 1
4. 4.- -4.- 4- - +- --- -- *- ------.PASCO CTY 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 11660 1 0 1 0 1
4. 4. 4. 4.- 4- 4.- --. 4.
OROVARD CTY 1 3150 I0 1 2700 1 0 1 0 1 910 1 0 1
4 4.- -4.- 4. +--------.-------.--------.UNION CTY I 2988 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
NOT NAMED 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 too 1 o I o t4.- 4.- -.
TOTAL 101137 17585 2700 13450 4335 17836 144934 16500 316479
4.-
o I 0 I
o 1 o I
.-
TOTAL
0
16700
8136
910215
44601
43410
2502
412
11946
24641
360
22410
2683
46343
33763
29649
11060
6700
2986
180
10 4
TA91 F - rALL FMPLOYFCS INVOLVED WAGFS PAtn
DAnT TImr rvoLoyEFs -- FULL TIMF INMATF EDUCATION
TA9LE nF AGFNCY ny POSITION
AGENCY ROS I T ION
EREOUENCY I ADM MIST I CLERK ICL ERK-HO I TEACHER I TEACHER-RATOR URLY HOURLY I TOTAL
FIRCV Alm cc I o 1 o 1 o 1 40878 I 0 1 4087114. 4
CENTRAL FL A CC 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 152118 1 0 I 152118-4 4- a- 4- ----- - - -
DAYTONA CC I 0 1 0 1 ' 0 1 43226 I 0 1 432264- II.- : 4.
ED ISON CC I 405 1 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 I 4054 4 4
INDI AN RIVER CC 1 0 I 0 1 0 I 73039 1 0 1 '73039-4 4
4
4 4.
LAKE CI TY CC I 0 1 0 1. 0 I 159607 1 0 I 159607-# + ....4. #,..
LAKESUMTFR CC 1 0 1 0 I 0 I 25025 1 0 I 250254 - -----4- --+
MANA TEE CC I0 I 0 1 0 I 4000 1 0 I 4000
A I-DADE CC I 0 41. 014-
O 1 774 1 0 I 7744 4- 4-
PALM F3F ACM CC I0 I 0 1 0 I 18073 1 0 I 18073
4. 4. 4. --..-----RASCO-HERNDO CC 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 12240 I 0 1 12240
4 4- +.-- 4SANTE FE CC I 0 1 0 1 0 I 1800 I 0 1 teoo
+ 4. --- -4,----- 4-. ......,,......-4..........,-.-.....+SOUTH FLA CC I 0 1 0 1 0 1 57244 1 0 I 57244- 4BAKER C TY I 0 % 0 1 0 I 3100 1 0 1 3100
4DADE CTY 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 56986 I 0 1 56986
4 4- 4 4HILL SDOROUGH C TY I 0 I 4765 I 0 I 51908 1 0 I 56673+._ 4- 4.-- ---PALM BEACH CTY 1 0 1 0 I 0 1 43500 1 0 I 43500
4
4 4 4PASCO CTY I 0 1 0 1. 0 1 8252 1 0 I 8252
-+ +-BROW ARD CTY I
0 I 0 1 0 1 45000 1 0 1 45000-+
DIXIE CTY 1. 0 1 0r 4... 4.
O I 1920 1
4.
0 1 19204. 4- 4- 4.
DESOTO C TY I 0 1 0 1 0 I 3126 1 0 1 31264. 4. 4
JACKSON C TY I 0 7 o 1 o I 23395 I 0 I 23395- 4. 4.
POLK CTY I 0 1 0 1 0 I 14308 1 0 1 143084-
UNION CTY I 0 1 0 1 0 1 17885 I 0 1 17885+- 4- ---- -- - 4.
NOT NAMED I 0 1 0 1 0 1 6400 1 0 1 64004- 4- 4- 4.
TOTAL 405 4765 863804 848974
51
Ac:ENCY
Ewr^oEmCY
ORFv ARn CC
CENTRAL FLA
DAYTONA CC
IND IAN RI vER
p414mIOADE CC
FOLK CC
SANTr FE CC
SOUTif Ft A cx
PASCO (TY
JACKSON C TY
pOLK C Ty
Tr'!" AL
TABLE R. D
ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED WAGES PAID
PAPT I IME EMPLOYEES -- PART T IME INMATE EDUCAT
TARLE OF AGENCY OY POSI T ION
POS I TIrN
i ADM IN I ST 1C0UNSFLO I CLF-RK I PA RARRO1 TEACHFR 1
RATOR R FESS IONA., 4- 4. 4- 4. 4-
1 o 1 o I . o 1 8600 1 ass I
+ + + A'+ +
cC 1 o I 0 1 o I o 1 3457 1+ + + + +
10 I n 1 0 I 0 1 6157 1
+ + + +. +
Cr 1 0 .1 n 1 0 1 0 1 13023 1
+ + + + + +
1 0 1 o 1 o I 0 1 7143 1
+ + + + + +
1o f 0 I 0 I - 0 1 o A
+ + + + 4- 4.
1 0 1 0 I o 1 o 1 tsoo 1
+ + + + + +
1 3890 1 3600 1 21P0 1 0 1 0 1
+ + + + + +
I 0 1 0 I o I 0 1 10162 1
+ 4. + + 4 +
1 12?0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
+ + + + + +1
o I o 1 o I o 1 16162 1
+ + + 4 + +5170 3600 2180 8600 50389
ION
TEACHERHOURL Y
o-1+
0 1
+0 1
4.
0 1
+0 1
+o I
4-
o 1
.0 1
40 1
4.
0 1
+0 1
+
1 TOTAL4.
1 9085
3457+
6157
13023
7143
o
1800
9630
10162
1220
16162
77839
.
APPENDIX K,._
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CORRECTIONAL EDUCATION STUDY GROUP
COMMITTEE REPORT
EVALUATION OF ASSESSMENT OF INMATE NEEDS
Characteristics of Tests Used inEducational Evaluation of Inmates
I. General. Tests are used to ascertain the leveld ot inmateintelligence and education, to determine their aptitudes, interestsand opinions, and to classify them on the baais of needs anddesires.
II. Standardized Tests Used.
A. The Revised Beta Examination is designed to measure thegencral intellectual ability of persons who are relativelyilliterate or non-English speaking, or suspected of havinglanguage difficulties. It may also be used as a non-verbalmeasure for members of the general population. .The examinationyields an overall estimate of ability which can.be expressedeither as an IQ or as a percentile. The battery consists otsix tests and requires approximately 30 minutes to administer.
B. Test ot Adult Basic Education. This is a series of adultachievement tests in reading, language and mathematics. It isavailable in easy, medium and difficult versions. It is,a .
locator test,that is easy to administer, can be scored quickly,and provides achievement scores in the form of grade levels.The series used is the 1976 edition which was developed as anupdated derivative of the 1957 California Achievement Tests.
C. Wide Range Achievement Test. This test provides a roughindication of educational achievement in spelling, word readingand mathematics. It is a quick method of estimating theexaminee's general level of ability and educational background.
D. Wide Range Interest-Opinion Test. This test providesscores in 25 separate areas. Eighteen scores are related to ,
occupational interests over a broad spectrum of job areas. Theother seven scores indicate attitudes about vocationalpreferences.
E. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory. This test isoriented towards abnormal, rather than normal, groups and is
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108
designed to differentiate between them. There seems to be some
doubt that it does this mery effectively. It is rather lengthy
for use as a screening test. The profile based on the-teparate
scale scores provides a good deal of material forinterpretation by a qualified psychologist.
F. Talent Assessment Profile. This series of ten action
oriented tests is designed to measure the individual'saptitudes in areas related to career selection. This is a
relatively new test.
III. Non-standardized Tests Used. A sentence completion test,derived from combining elements of several standardized sentencecompletion tests, is used to discover attitudes and interests of theinmates. Since the test is not standardized, interpretation issubjective, and should only be attempted by a trained psycholcgist.
I
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AIPENVX L
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CORRECTIONAL EDUCATION STUDY GROUP
COMMITTEE REPORT
EVALUATION OF ASSESSMENT76F INMATE NEEDS
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Gros'sman, irbert J., ed., American Association on MentalDeficien , Washington, D.C., 1973.
Measuremen and Evaluation i ' cation and Psychology, (Second
Edit on)-, Thorndyke, Ro and Hagen, Elizabeth; John
Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, N.Y., 1955.
Measurement and Evaluation in Education, Ps cholo and GuidanceAdams, Georgia Sacks; Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York,
N.Y., 1966.
The Seventh Mental Measurements Yearbook, Burog, Oscar K., ed.; The
Gryphon fress, Highland Park, N.J., 1972.
Tests in Print - Ii, Buros, Oscar K., ed.; The Gryphon Press,Highland \Park, N.J., 1974.
Youthful Offender Report, Oversight Subcommittee, House Committeeon Corrections, Probation and Parole; Florida House otRepresentatives, Tallahassee, Florida, 1982.
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1
APPENDIX M
EVALUATION INSTRUMENTCORRECTIONAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
I. PHILOSOPHY AND PURPOSE OF INSTITUTIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
A. The Educat n Department of the institution has a written statementof ph'lrsophy and purpose which expresses the_beliefs, concepts,and attitudes of that department as to why it was established and
continues to operate.
B. Review and re-evaluation of the Education Department's philosophyand purpose is made by the administration, faculty, and othercorrectional officials at 'least annually to determine if thephilosophy and purpose are being fulfilled and if modificationsneed to be made.
C. The Education Department of the institution has an appropriatepublication which reflects accurately the institutional statementof.educational philosophy and purpose and the means by which this
is to be achieved.
D. The Education Department of the institution has a publisheddescription of each of the educational services available to the
inmate population:
II. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
A. The Education Department of the institution has a published
organization chart available on request.
B. The institution's Education Department has departmental policy
manuals readily available; these are reviewed at least anrually
to evaluate their effectiveness and any need for revision.
C. Education Department staff meetings are held on a regular basis.
D. A written statement of the dutues and responsibilities of eachmember of the educational staff is available.
III. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
A. A statement of purpose and objectives for each specific education
program is maintained; this statement is reviewed and if necessary
revised at least annually.
B. Written admission standards are established for each educational
program.
C. Acceptable student/teacher rations are established for each of theeducational programs based on the type program, the size of theinstructional area, and the behavioral characteristics of the
student.
D. A publication which briefly explains each educational programoffered in the institution that is available to the inmate
population.
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III. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS (Continued)
E. Records showing the progress of the individual students aremaintained and made a part of his permanent files.
F. Periodic evaluation of students is made with regard to theirprogress in their particular program.
G. Daily lesson plans are utilized in all instructional programs;lesson plans are retained for at least a six month period.
H. A periodic evaluation process to assess overall programeffectiveness is established for each educational program.
I. Specific occupational programs are reviewed periodically toassure that practices and equipment utilized conform to the needsand standards of business and industry.
J. New inmates to the institution are provided with informationabout the educational programs.
IV. FINANCIAL RESOURCES
A. Budget Preparation and Control
1. The institution has an educational budget based upon thescope, objectives, and purpose of the educational programs.
2. Budget development at the institution is directly related tothe estimated number of students to be served.
3. There is evidence of line staff involvement in the developmentprocedures of the institutional educational budget.
4. The institutional educatinal buuget will contain sufficientmajor categories that will insure distribution of funds forthe administration, instructional program, maintenance ofequipment, and supplies.
5. Adequate budgetary and auditing procedures are used in theinstitution's education budget; the Superintendent of-theinstitution utilizes auditing and budgetary controls inkeeping with local, state, and federal'requirements.
6. Adequate personnel must be available for proper record keeping,reporting and auditing.
B. Administration of Finances .
1. Adequate records are kept to identify all expenditures as theyrelate to the objectives of the educational program.
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114
IV. B. Administration of Finances (Continued)
2. Periodical budget reports are prepared for the Superintendentand for the Education Supervisor when needed.
3. The institution has a system of supply and equipment inventorywhich includes instructionarand non-instructional items.
C. Purchasing Policy
1. There is a system of purhcasing that insures economical useof budgeted funds.
2. For supply and equipment purchases, competitive bidding willbe the first consideration for procurement.
V. STAFF
A. The Education Department has a planned pre-service program forall new educational staff members.
B. All Educational Department staff members are properly certifiedby the State Department of Education.
C. The institation encourages Education Department members to upgradecontinuously their occupational competency and educationalknowledge.
D. There is adequate opportunity for Education Department staff tointer-change ideas wit!' i the department as well as with the
institutional administicion.
VI. PHYSICAL FACILITIES
A. The buildings and facilities of the Education Department aredesigned and arranged to contribute to the achievement ofeducation program objectives
B. The Education Department facilities include adequate space andutilities in classrooms, laboratories, and shop areas to providesafe, orderly instruction for current educational programs.
C. Non-instructional areas, including storage and maintenance areas,rest-rooms, offices and lounges, shall be adequate for the numberof students and staff using such areas.
D. The education area is of sufficient size to permit orderly growthand expansion over a period of time.
E. The Education Department of the institution maintains a long-rangeplan for facility and area improvement. .
A-113 115
VI. PHYSICAL FACILITIES (Continued)
F. The institution provides adequate light, heat, and ventilation in
a31 areas of the educational facilities with particular attentionto conditions which might adversely affect health and safety.
VII. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
A. Proper equipment and adequate supplies are available to supportthe institutional educational program.
B. Funds are budgeted to provide equipment and supplies in accordance
,with accepted standards and at a'level to assure quality education.
C. Planning for new programs inclUdes provisions for adequatematerials and equipment to provide for proper skill development.
D. The equipment for specific occupational programs represents thegrade and type used by business and industry;
E. The budget includes funds to properly maintain equipment and
replace obsolete equipment.
F. All instructional equipment and supplies meet appropriate safety
standards.
G. There is a system of emergency purchasing which assures theacquisition of instructional supplies and the repair of equipmentwithin a reasonable length of time so that continuous instruction
can be maintained.
VIII. STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES
A. Prior to admission to educational programs students are evaluated
to determine their chances of success.
B. Prior to admission to educational programs students are counseledwith concerning the program.
C. The size of the counseling staff is determined by studenteni-ollment and there are sufficient -counselors to assist allstudents with personal as well as career choice problems.
D. There is a student orientation program which acquaints new studentswith policies, functions, and personnel of the educational
department.
E. Official files and records are maintained and sa4guarded.
F. Periodic assessment is made of the admission policies for
educational programs.
A-114
116
VIII. STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES (Continued)
G. Studies of.initial placement, success in training, initial job'placement, and success on the job are utilized in counseling whenavailable.
H. The Education Department of the institution maintains records,which contain information on those individuals who drop out of aprogram early, as well as those that finish the program.
IX. LONG RANGE PLANNING
A. The Education Department of the institution has a long-rangeplan for developing new programs and for phasing out those whichare not meeting the needs of the students.
B. Priorities based on studies are estPblished for new programs.
C. Where appropriate, members of the staff and administration andother levels ,f administrative control are involved in newprogram develoiAent,
D. The Education Department's plan includes evidence that appropriatenational, state, and local agencies have been included in the...nation of long range planning.
E. fhe Education Department has provisions for periodic evaluationand modification of its long range plan.
X. LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
A. The institution has a learning resource-center.
E. Adequate provisions exist in the budget for supplying andmaintaining the resource center.
C. The learning resource center has sufficient materials tofacilitate a multi-media approach to instruction.
D. The Education Department has a plan for evaluating theeffectiveness of the learning resource cneter.
XI. PLACEMENT AND FOLLOW-UP
A. The Education Department faculty assists placement and follow-uppersonnel in-securing employment for students.
B. Follow-up data is made available to the faculty and is used-tomodify and update educational program content.
A-115 117
APPENDIX N
A-117
116
FLORID& HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESRALPH H. HABEN, JR.,'Speaker/BARRY KUTUN, Speaker pro tempore
COMMIITEE ON CORRECTIONS, PROBATION & PAROLE
James G. WardautrimmRay LlbertiVico Chairman
MEMORANDUM
TO: Dr. Jack Tebo
FROM: Nancy Av
DATE: August 3, 1982
RE: DOE's Study of Educational Programs Provided forthe State Correctional System
At your request, I spoke with several staff members and RepresentativeSam Bell to ascertain why the specific language relating to TomokaCorrectional Institution was included in a proviso portion of the1982 Appropriations Bill. It appears that "Tomoka CorrectionalFadilities" was placed in the language because the Dade CountyPublic Safety Correctional System was mentioned and it was notclear to the subcommittee that Tomoka Correctional Insitution wasto be studied by virtue of being a state correctional facility.I believe that it is unnecessary for your committee to do anindividual study of Tomoka "as a model for future evaluationsof other local correctional facilities."
I am sending one copy of the Oversight Subcommittee's YouthfulOffender Report and twenty copies of the portion dealing witheducation in the youthful offender institutions.
If you have questions or need further materials, please contact me.
119A-119
Major James W. Reese, Staff Director432 House Office Building, Tallahassee, Merida 32301 (1N) 4864333
N \
APPENDIX 0
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MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ENROLLMENT IN
DADE COUNTY JAIL FACILITIES
3100 4100 4200 TOTAL
FEES NOTHOURS COLLECTED HOURS FEES HOURS
FEES NOT1COLLECTED HOURS
FEES NOTCOLLECTED
DADE COUNTY JAIL
FALL 15,865 $12,043 0 0 4,847 $ 4,234 20,712 $16,277WINTER 9,296.5 7,171 0 0 3,048.5 2,698 12,345 9,869
SPRING 4,706 3,544 0 0 1,736 1,612 6,442 5,156SUMMER 2 820 2 130 0 0 1 820 1 690 4 640 3 820
TOTAL 32,687.5 $24,888 11,451.5 $10,234 44,139 $35,122
WOMEN DETENTION CENTER-NORTH
FALL 2,475 $ 1,819 975 $ 65 0 0 3,450 $ 1,884
WINTER 0 0 4,776 285 4,776 285
SPRING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SUMMER 0 0 714 85 0 0 714 85
TOTAL 2,475 $ 1,819 6,465 $ 435 8,940 $ 2,254
WOMEN DETENTION CENTER-SOUTH
FALL 0 0 1,302 $ 180 0 0 1,302 $ 180
WINTER 0 0 3,192 380 0 0 3,192 380
SPRING 0 0 924 220 0 0 924 220
SUMMER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 5,418 $ 780 5,418 $ 780
GRAND TOTAL 35 162.5 $26 707 11 883 $1 215 11 451.5 $10 234 58 497 $38,156
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APPENDIX P
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A-125122
BUREAU OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT
CURRENT ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
BUREAU OFSTAFF DEVELOPMENT
BUREAU
CHIEFSECRETARY
,IV
IN-SERVICE &FIELD TRAINING
SECTION
IN-SERVICE &FIELD TRAINING
COORDINATOR
CURRICULUMDEVEL. SECTION
CURRICULUMSPECiALIST
1 CORRECTIONAL 1 :I CORRECTIONAL I I CORRECTIONAL 1
I TRAINING 1 ,I TRAINING I I I TRAINING 1
I SPECIALISTS (2) I '1SPECIALISTS (4) 1 !SPECIALISTS (3) 1
REGION I REGION III REGION V
1 CORRECTIONAL 1
1 TRAININGI SPECIALISTS (5) I
-- - - 7 -
REGION II
123
CORRECTIONAL 1
TRAINING I
1
'SPECIALISTS (3) 1
-1
REGION JV
ADDITIONAL 17 POSITIONS DIRECTLY SURERVISED BY REGIONALDIRECTORS.
CORRECTIONALTRAININGINSTITUTE
DIRECTORCORRECTIONALTRAININGINSTITUTE
CORRECTIONALTRAININGSPECIALIST
SECRETARYII
CLERKTYPIST II
ADDITIONAL 7 POSITIONS LOCATED AND FUNDED IN REGIONII. "
12,4
APPENDIX Q
A-129
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
TRAINING CENTERS
CORRECTIONALSTANDARDSCOUNCIL
1. Brevard Community College - Titusville2. Broward Community College - Ft. Lauderdale3. Central Florida Community College - Ocala4. Chipola Junior College - Marianna5. Correctional Training Institute - Raiford6. Daytona Beach Community College - Daytona Beach7. Florida JuniorCollege - Jacksonville8. Gulf Coast Community College - Panama City9. Hillsborough Community College - Tampa
10. Indian River Community College Ft. Pierce11. Laxe City Community College r Lake City12. Lake-Sumter Community College Leesburg13. Lee County Vo-Tech Center - Ft. Myers14. Lively Vo-Tech Center - Tallahassee15; Miami-Dade CommAnity College - Miami
Palm,Béach Junior College - Lake Worth11. Pensacola Junior College - Pensacola18. Polk Community College - Winter Haven19. South EloridA.Junior College --Avon Park20. Valencia Community College - Orlando .
21. Santa fe Community College - GaInesville
4fthismisDOM*:
Charlo.ttei Glad"
!MondryLop
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126A-131
ibitel.
APPENDIX R
12 7A-133
SUBJECT
TRAINING k:SOURCE TABLE
BUREAU Or CORRFCTIONAL CORRECTIONAL OTHER COLLEGES WORKSIKWS SELr-SIUDY
STAFF TRAINING TRAINING DEPARTMENTAL AND CONUPENCES LEARNING 01111 it
EVELOPMENT INSTITUTE S SPECIALISTS STAFF UNIVERSITIES SEMINARS CENTERS RESOURCES
Supervision-,of
InmatesIiiracii-Prevention
A Intervention
Fire Procedures
X X
X X X X X
X X
Key Control X X X
Human TeterpersonalRelationsCU1IUri17Ta1il-Inmate Life Styles
X X X X x X
X X X
Communication Skills X X..
A X X
Labor Law X X X X
Emergency Unit
Trainiii9
niniiiintation/Wili6:7
tiations ProceduresSegregation/Iso a -
tion Units
X X X
X X X X
X X
Female Offenders X X X
Employee ManagementRelations X X X X X X
Arrest Practices X X X
X
loyee -Conflict
Resolution X X X
Relationships WithOther ServiceArncies X X
Security 57'MIS
§Ysteis - X.
X
Self-Defense X X X X
ripir5iii/Minority
Relatjons X X X
.
128
SUBJFCT
TRAINIMG RESOURCE TABLE
BUREAU OF CORRECTIONAL CORRECTIONAL OTHER COLLEGES WORKSHOPS SELF-STUDYSTAFF TRAINING TRAINING DEPARTMENTAL AND CONFERENCES LEARNING OMRDEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE S SPECIALISTS STAFF UNIVERSITIES SEMINARS CENTERS RESOURCES
Time ManagementAdvanced Probation& Parole Officer
Training
X X X X X X
X
.
X X X
Homosexual Offender! X
4
X
MiiillicationStaff Trainin
rRessionaCounseling Skills
X X X
X X X X
Inmate Records'Staff Trainingkedical TechnicanTraining
X.
X X X X
riscal/BiTailif--
Procedures X X X X
Physicil Fitness.
Workshop X X X X
3WeiFilsing CloseManagement InmatesRkreiiibliTgiiiT---Training
X X X
X X X X X
fol-sTig nary Hearin.
Process
,
X X X X
TOUTETO OffenderSupervision & TreatmentLi7oliFFY-iiiiircTi
Process (Revision )
Survival Manual forGroup Leaders Rev.
X X.
X X
X
X X X
Life Skills (Staff) X X
Giloyee LegalRi.hts X
Emp oyee CivLiabilities X X X X X X
1° 9
SUBJECT
TRAINING RESCURCE TABLE
BUREAU OF CORRECTIONAL CORRECTIONAL OTHER COLLEGES WORKSHOPS SELF-STUDY
STAFF TRAINING TRAINING 'DEPARTMENTAL AND CONFERENCES LEARNING OTHER
DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE S SPECIALISTS SIAN.' UNIVERSITIES SEMINARS CENTERS RESOURCES
OrientationWilistrViolirManagement Tra1nin
X X X
X X X X X
Stress Management
WeiggelfIcirTraining
X X
X
X X X X
Emergency Plans
Chemical Agents
X X X
X X X
Firearms Training__ X X X X
Use of Force X X X
NitRas of ObtaininMedical Assistance X X
Rentally Tll
Offenders X X X X X X
Substance Abuse &Dependency X X X X
Medical EmergencySituations
Patient Transfers
Train the Trainers
riodflerilcesManagement
Xx X
x X
Pest ControlX
kart WritingTilmate Rules, Rights
A Regulations X X X
Search ProceduresX
. .
13.0
JRAIN1NG kESOUPCE TABLE
BUREAU OF CORRECTIONAL CORRECTIONAL OTHER COLLEGES WORKSHOPS SELF-STUDY
STAFF TRAINING TRAINING DEPARTMENTAL AND CONFERENCES LEARNING OTHLR
IWVELOPMENT N STITUTE(S) SPECIALISTS STAFF UNIVERSITIES SEMINARS CENTERS RESOURCES. ..
Crisis Intervention
Reality Therapy
Automated bataBase Training
_
X X X
...
X-
X
X
X
X
X X
UTeii- Va th
DevelopmentPerformance
Evaluations
X
X X X
AssertivenessTrainingNITTEiieETIETI75-ary ProceduresVisiting ParkManagementMender tiani71117Ftive Techniques
X X X
X X X
X X
X X X X X
ErCiiii7RecaptureProcedures X X
Contraband Control X X X X X
Safet Pro.ram X X x X X
itizen Vo unteer
Trainin. X X
Interview Techni.ue- X X . X X X X
X
X
K-9 Training X,
Ret_e_ireogliWollIIELAiiena icer
Trainin.
X
X X X
XAnimal ControlCrime ScenePreservation X X X X X X
APPENDIX S
k-1.39 132
DIVISION CF CORRECTIONS
1981-'82
APALACNEE
PROGRAMTITLE.amin..... PROGRAM
CATEGORY
.. 411116
SQUARE FT STAND'A4SPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM..CLASSRM. 8.556 YESACADEM.CLASSRM. 10426 YESACADEM.OFFICES 861 YESREADING LAB 1.426 YES_ACADEM. STRGE YESACADEM. A/V
.798713 YES
ACADEM. WORK AREA 627 YESCCM.CCL.PRG 2.139 YESLIB.GEN.AREA 2.928 YESLIB. STRGE 18 NOLIB. A/V. 9 NOLI8. MORK 468 YESCFFICER CLASS 780 QUESTIONABLEFIRING RANGE QUESTIONABLEOFFICER STRGE 42 QUESTIONABLE
AS DEGREE COURSES A.S. DEGREE 0
ABE/GEQ ADULT BASIC ED. 0
AdE/CED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
CIVIL DEFENSE C.I.S.I-ORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE
,0
.0
AUTC dODY TRADE & INDUSTRY - 3.158AUTO MECHANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 30237CABINET MAKING 'TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.246ELECTRIC MOTORS (REWIND) TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.145GASOLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.184GRAPHIC ARTS TRADE & INDUSTRY 10426HEAVY EQUIP TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.118PLUMBING TRADE & INDUSTRY 0
WELDINa TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.964MASONRY TRADE & INDUSTRY'IMTS I.M.T.S 20257CAREER LA8 DIAGNCSTICS 648
A-141 13 3
DIVISION GF CORRECTIONS AVON PARK
PROGRAMTITLE
AA CEGREE CGURSESABE/GEDABE/CEDHORTICULTUREGENERAL OFFICE CLERKA/C & HEATINGAPPLIANCE REPAIRAUTO BODYAUTG MECHANICSCABINET MAKINGCARPENTRYGASGLINE ENGINESGRAPHIC ARTS
.'RADIC ANC'TVVOC. PROGRAM GENERAL COSTWELDINGDRAFTINGIMTSENRICHMENT
PROGRAMCATEGORY
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICESREADING LAO,ACADEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREACCM.CCL.PRGLIO.GEN.AREALID. STRGELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKOFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGEA.A. DEGREEADULT BASIC ED.ADULT BASIC.ED.AGRICULTUREOFFICE OCCUPTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRY.TRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYI.M.T.SENRICI-MENT
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
5.000560
1.050282320624
2.865200154563
0
0
0
1.0150
2.3992.,399
2.3992.399
890-1.5481.2922.399
0
2.3990
2.3990
YESYESYESYESXESYES
YESYESYESYES
A-142
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS BAKER
1981--.82
PkOGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SWARE Ft STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
AA DEGREE COURSESABE/CEDHORTICULTURE'AUTO MECI-ANICSCABINET MAKINGELECTRIC WIRINGPLUMBINGSEWERAGE PLANT
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRN.ACADEM.OFFICESREADING LABACAOEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEM. WCRK AREACCM.COL.PRGLIB.GEN.AREALIB. STRGELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKOFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGgOFFICER STRGEA.A. DEGREE.ADULT Emslc ED.AGRICULTURETRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDLSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYPUBLIC SERVICE
A-143 135
4.000 NO468 NO989 NO84 NL
280 NO575 NO
0 MLLTI-.-USE1.560 NO
140310
1.50008002.0001.00010000
180
NONOMULTIOSE
'DIVISION CF CORRECTIONS
1981-82
BREVARD
10.
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS 0
ACADEM.CLASSRM. 59151 NOACADEM.OFFICES 656 NOREADING LAB 669 NGACADEM. STRGE 151 NGACADEM. A/V 0 NOACADEM. WORK AREA 778 YESCGM.COL.PRG 0 MULT1-USELIB.GEN.AREA, 1.546 NO
STRGE 0 NOLIB. A/V. 238 . YESLIB. WORK 265 NCOFFICER CLASS 0 MULT1USEFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
A8E/GED ADULT dASIC ED. 0
FOOD SERVICE FGME 0
A/C & HEATING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.652AUTC MECFANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 4.067CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 29624ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE C. INDUSTRY 29538ELECTRONICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 19599MASONRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 3,384PLUMEING TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.304WELDING TkADE & INDUSTRY 3.456
A-144
...I. ...IA
PROGRAMTITLE
DIVISION CF CORRECTIONS BRCWARD
1981-82
PROGRAMCATEGGRY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEV. ARTS/CRFTS 0
ACADEM.CLASSRM. 1.747 NO
ACADEM40FFICES 580 YES
READING LAB 285 NO
ACADEM. STRGE 180 NOACADEM. A/V 368 YES"
ACADEY. WORK AREA 300 NO
CCA4COL.PRG 144 iES
LIB.GEN.AREA 2.000 YES
LIB. STRGE 35 NO
LIB. A/V. 4 208 YES
LIB. WORK 202 NG
OFFICER CLASS 312 -YES
FIRING RANGECC 144 YES
OFFICER STRGECREATIVE WRITTING A.A. 'DEGREE
BUSINESS LAW A.S. DEGREE 0
LIFE SKLLLS C.I.S. 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICLLTURE 2.400
OPTICAL LAB HEALTH 3.120
TAILCRING (CLOTHING MGMT) HCME 2.400
OFFICE OCCUPATIONS OFFICE OCCUP 625
CABINET MAKING TRADE C. INDUSTRY 2.400
SMALL ENGINE TRADE C INDUSTRY 2.880
1MTS I.M.T.S 1.760
WORK EVAL DIAGNOSTICS 840
DIVISION GF CORRECTIONS
1981-82
CROSS CITY
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SGUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
/KADEN. ARTS/CRFTS \
ACADEM.CLASSRM. 3.043 QUESTIONABLEACADEM.OFFICES :480 YES /
READING LABACADEM. STRGE NOACADEM. A/V NGACADEM. WDRK AREA 533 NOCCM.CCL.PRG MULTIUSELIB.GEN.AREA 858 NOLIB. STRGE NOLIB. A/V-. NGLIB. WORK 444 YESGFFICER CLASS NOFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREEABE/CED ADULT BASIC ED.ABE/GED ADULT BASIC EC.HORTICULTURE AGRICLLTURE 650A/C p HEATING TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.000AUTC MECHANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.742CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.296ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE C. INDUSTRY 575
ELECTRONICS TRADE & INDLSTRY 1,008PLUMBING TRADE & INDUSTRY 780
IMTS I.M.T.S 675
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS DADE
1981-82
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SCUARE FTPROVIDED=1,11
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS 0
ACADEM.CLASSRM. NO
ACADEM.OFFICES 632 YES
READING LAB 1.752 YES
ACADEM. STRGE 436 YES
ACADEM. A/V 0
ACADEM. WORK AREA 211 NO
CCM.CCL.PRG MULTI-USE
LIB.UE.N.AREA 2.284 YES
LIB. STRGE 96 YES
LIB. A/V. 212 YES
LIB. WORK 260 NO
OFFICER CLASS BY COLCEGE
FIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSEE A.A. DEGREE 0
ALIE/GED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
ENGLISH SEC. LANGUAGE ADULT BASIC ED. 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICV-TURE'FLORICULTURE AGRICULTUREFOOD SERVICE HUME EC. 491
AUTC BODY TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.808
GAS ENGINES TRADE E. INDUSTRY
CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY
AUTO MECHANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 4.290
CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY= 1.131
ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1,080
ELECTRONICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.215
GASCLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.661
PLUMBING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.080
GAS ENGINES TRADE & INDUS*RY
CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY
A-147
139
DIVISION CF CORRECTIONS DESOTO
1981-2
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. AFTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRN.ACADEM.OFFICES
.11100141
1.99869082
956READING LAB 1.416ACADEM. STRGE 1.184ACADEM. A/V 720ACADEM. WORK AREA 720CCM.COL.PRGLIB.GEN.AREA 2.441LIB. STRGE 10
LIB. A/V. 87LIB. WORK 325OFFICER CLASS 19968 OLESTIONABLEFIRING RANGE QUESTIONABLEOFFICER STRGL QUESTIONABLE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
LIFE SKILLS ADULT BASIC ED. 0
ABE/CED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 19680
AUTC BODY TRADE E. INDUSTRY 3.550
AUTC MECFANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.520
GASOLINE ENGINEB TRADE C., INDUSTRY 29400
MASCNRY TRAD4 & INDUSTRY 2.600
WELDING TRADE C INDUSTRY 29600
DRAFTING TRADE & INDUSTRY 0
AIR CONDITIGNING TRADE & INDUSTRYIMTS' 916
IMTS I.M.T.S 0
VEX. PROGRAM GENERAL CUST UNDEFINED 216
A-148
14u
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS
1981-82
F.C.I.
.00
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSME T
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICES
1.38040800
960
YESYESYES
READING LAB 1.100 YESACADEM. STRGE 225 YESACADEM. A/V 150 NOACADEM. WCRK AREA 704 YESCCM.COL.PRG MULTI-USELIB.GEN.AREA 2.088 YESLIB. STRGE QUESTIONABLELIB. A/V. 96 NOLIB. WORK QUESTIONABLEOFFICER CLASS QUESTIONABLEFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
A8E/CED ADULT BASIC ED. 0AUE/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 2.360NURSE ASSIST HEALTH 792TAILCRING HOME EC. 968HOMEMAKING HOME'EC.KEYPUNCH OFFICE OCCUP 1.248OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CFFICE OCCUP 968COSMETOLOGY TRADE & INDUSTRY 2,688GASOLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 987GRAPHIC ARTS TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.328COSMETOLOGY TRADE & INDUSTRYGRAPHIC ARTS TRADE & INDUSTRYPAINTING AND DECORATING TRADE & INDUSTRYUPHOLSTERY TRADE & INDUSTRYENRICHMENT ENRICHMENTLIFE SKILLS UNDEFINED
DIVISION bF CORRECTIONS
1981-82
F.S.P.
41040.
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEN. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM. 5,368 YESACADEM.OFFICES 577 YESREADING LABACADEN. STRGE 569 YESACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORKAREA 178 NOCCM.CCL.PRG 4.919 MULTIUSELIBetiEN.AREA 2,537 QUESTIONABLELIB. STRGE 224 QUESTIONABLELIB. 'A/V. 221 QUESTIONABLELIB. WORK 221 QUESTIONABLEOFFICER CLASS YESFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREEA8E/CED ADULT BASIC ED.MASCNRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.398PLUMBING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.680
PLUNEING TRADE & INDUSTRY ,
A-150
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS GLADeS
198162
.11110.1M
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSME T
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRP.ACADEM.OFFICE5
2.30420232
617
YESNCYES ,
READING LAB 1.160 QUESTIONABLEACADEM. STRGE 176 NOACADEM. A/V 131 NOACADEM. WCRK AREA 335 NOCOM.COL.PRG MULTI-USELI8.GEN.AREA 1.860 YES1.18. STRGE 0 NC
LIB. A/V. 80 NOLI8. WORK 222 NOOFFICER CLASS QUESTIONABLEFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
AS DEGREE COURSES A.S. OEGREE 0
ABE/GE0 ADULT BASIC ED.CIS C.I.S. 0
AUTO BODY -TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.342
CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.802
ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.802
MASONRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.572SMALL ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.090AUTC PEChNICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 39342ABE/GED TRADE & INDUSTRY 0
ENRICHMENT ENRICHMENT 0
0 IV IS ION OF CORRECT IONS HENDRY
PROGRAMTITLE
WM./WM
1981--82
.1110
110
PROGRAM SQUARE FT STAND ARDSCATEGORY PRO VIDEO ME T
OIMPIW 111
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSAC ADE M. CLASSFM 2.112 NO
ACADEMOFF ICES 140 NO
READ I NG LABACADEM STRGEACADEM A/VACM:MM. WCRK AREACCM eC CL PRG QUEST I ONABLE
LI BGEN.AREAL I B STRGEL I B A/V .380 NO
L I B WORKOFF ICER CLA SS YESFIRING RANGE
ABE/GED ADULT BAS IC EC. 0
COMMUN ITY INSTR S ER C.I.S. 0
25
it-
..
MI
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS HILLSBOROUGH
1981...82
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEMo ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRMo 3.168 YESACADEM.OFFICES 727 YESREADING LABACADEM. STRGE 97 NOACADEM. A/V 137 NOACADEM WORK AREA o NCCOM.COLoPRG 2.084 YES
LIBGENAREA 11,123 YESLIB. STRGE NC
LIB. A/Vo 11
LIB* WORK 148 YESOFFICER CLASS, 600 YESFIRING RANGE o
CFFICER STRCEAA CECREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC ECoAdE/GED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
ABE/CED ADULT BASIC EC 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 625 `,...
APPLIANCE REPAIR TRADE & INDUSTRY 2,304
FOOD SERVICE (VOC COOKI TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.920
GASCLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.304MARINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2,304
COMMERCIAL FOODS TRADE & INDUSTRYIMTS I.MoToS 610
CAREER LAB DIAGNOSTICS 840
ENRICHMENT ENRICHMENT 0
A-1531 1 5
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS
.M.W.1.11V
INDIAN RIVER
198182
..11111,
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS
11111011
ACADEM.CLASSRW. 2.576 YES
ACADEM.OFFICES 280 YES
READING LABACADEM. STRGE 45 NO
ACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREA 198 NC
CCM.COL.PRG 2.092 YES
LI8.GEN.AREA 1.300 YES
LIB. STRGE 80 YES
LIB. A/V.LIB. WORK 63 NO
OFFICER CLASS QUESTIONABLE
FIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE CCURSES A.A. DEGREE
AS DEGREE CCURSES A.S. CEGREE
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC ED.
HORTICULTURE AGRICULTUREGASCLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2./62
VOC EVAL TRADE & INDUSTRY 483
AUTC BODY TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.739
DRAFTING TRADE & INDUSTRY
IMTS I.M.T.S
IMTS I.M.T.S
WORK EVALUATION DIAGNOSTICS 9
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS
1981-82
LAKE
PROGRAM .
TITLEPROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMETii
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM. 2,233 YESACADEN.DFFICES 473 YES'
READING LAB 578 YESACADEM. STRGE 210 YESACADEM. A/V QUESTIONABLEACADEM. WORK AREA 399 YESCCM.CCL.PRG 1034 YES-LIB.GEN.AREA 1.540 YESLId. STRGE QUESTIONABLELIB. A/V. 122 YESLIB. WORK QUESTIONABLECFFICER CLASS 1,470 YESFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. CEGREEAS DEGREE COURSES A.S. DEGREE 0
ABE/GED ADULT BASIC ED.HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 2,987BUILDING MAINT. TRADE & INDUSTRY, 1.178ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1,316GASOLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.736MASONRY TWIDE & INDUSTRY 1,457
A -155
1
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS LANCASTER
,
1981.....82
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEN.CLASSRM. 4.224 YESACADEM.OFFICES 644 YESREADING LAB 1.400 YESACADEM. STRGE 156 NCACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREA 180 NOCOM.COL.PRG . YESLIE.GEN.AREA 49224 YESLIB. STRGE 77 NOLIB. A/V. 133 NO*
LIB. WORK 210 NOOFFICER CLASS . NCFIRING RANGE .
CFFICER STRGEAA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
ABE/CED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
AUTC MECHANICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.920
CABINET MAKING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.920
ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 736 ..,..
FOOD SERVICE TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.254
-GASCLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.265
GRAPHIC ARTS TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.790
IMTS I.M.T.S 4.224
..
..
..
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS
1981-..82
LANTANA
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
150UARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ABE/GEDABE/GEDDFFICE OCCUPATILNSGASCLINE ENGINESMASCNRY
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICESREADING LABACADEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREACCM.CCL.PRGLIBeGEN.AREALIB. STRGELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKCFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGEADULT BASIC ED.ADULT BASIC ED.CFFICE OCCUPTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & IND4iSTRY
60019704
2201.218
60165154
1.64400
0
528
.
0
1.0001.0001.000
NOQUESTIONABLEYESYESNONONO
YESNONONONO
PROGRAMTITLE
olyIstoN oF CORRECTIONS LAWTEY
1981 82
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. AFTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRN.ACADEM.OFFICES
1.439432
YESYES
READING LABACADEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEN. WCRK AREACCM.COL.PRG 671
LIB.GEN.AREA 1.538 NOLIB. STR(JE 192 Y ES
LI8. A/V.LIB. WORKCFFICER CLASS 500 YESFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREEAS CEGREE COURSES A.S. CEGREE 0
A0E/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
COMMUNITY INSTR. SER. C.I.S. 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURt 418
A/C & HEATING TRADE & INDUS:IFRY 975
APPLIANCE REPAIR TRADE & INDUSTRY 864
CAbINET MAWING TRADE & INDUSTRY 936
MASCNRY TRADE & INDLSIRY 960
RADIC ANC TV TRADE & INDUSTRY 864
TRUCK DRIVING TRADE & INDUSTRY 975
UPHOLSTERY TRAM: & INDUSTRY 1.223
IMTS I.M.T.S 1.248
D/VLSION UF CORRECTIONS MARION
1981-82
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGOkY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSABACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICES
1,8742.6415.782636
YESYESNONO
READING LABACACEM. STRGE 160 NOACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREA 250 NGCCM.CCL.PRG MULTI-USELIB.GEN.AREA 2,3503 YESLIB. STRGE 81 YESLIB. A/V. 16 NOLIB. WORK 169 NGOFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA CECREE COURSES A.A. CEGREEABE/CED ADULT BASIC EC.ABE/CED ADULT BASIC EC.HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 5.000HORTICULTURE ACAICLLTURE 2.000A/C & HEATING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.0BUILDING MAINT TRADE & INDUS1RY 3.120CABINET MAKING TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.504
-CARPENTRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.920BUILD/NG CONSTRUCTION TRADE & INDUSTRYUPHOLSTERY TRADE & INDUSTRY 0
DRAFTING TRADE C. INDUSTRY 1.755ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.755GASGLINE ENGINES TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.370PAINTING AND DECORATION TRADE C INDUSTRY 1.170SEWERAGE PLANT PUBLIC SERVICE 750
IMTS I.M.T.S 1.014
DIVISION CF CGFRECTIONS
198/-82
POLK
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SGUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSME T
AIR CCNDITIONINGCABINET MAKING
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS 70 QUESTIONABLEACADEM.CLASSFM. 4.000 QUESTIONABLEACADEM.OFFICES 117 QUESTIONABLEREADING LAB 989 QUESTIONABLEACADEM. STRGE 84 QUESTIONABLEACADEM. A/V 260. QUESTIONABLEACADEM. WORK AREA 600 QUESTIONABLECCM.CCL.PRG 1.000 YESLIB.GEN.AREA 1.560 QUESTIONABLELIB. STRGE NOLIB A/V. 154 QUESTIONABLELIB. WORK 363 QUESTIONABLEOFFICER CLASS QUESTIONABLEFIRING RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
A8E/GED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
A8E/GED ADULT BASIrC EC. 0
A/C AND KEATING TRADE & INDUSTRY Is920
CABINET MAKING TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.618RADIG AND TV TRADE & INDUSTRY 24208SHEET METAL TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.060WELDING TRADE & INDUSTRY 3.060SEWERAGE PLANT PUBLIC SERVICE 512
DIVISION OF CQRRECTICNS
1981-82
R.M.C.
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAM iQUARE FT STANDARDSCATEGORY PROVIDED MET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICES
1.173 QUESTIONABLE289 'YES
READING LABACADEM. STRGE 32ACADEM. A/VACADEM. WCRK AREALGM.COL.PRG 63LI8.GEN.AREA 129LIB. STRGELI8. A/V.LI8. WORK 21OFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGECFFICER STAGE
AA DEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGkEE 0
AbE/CED ADULT BASIC EZ 0
DIVISIUN CF CORRECTIONS RIVER JUNCTION
1981-82
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGkAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM. 3.850 YESACADEM.OFFICES 573 YESREADING LAS 1.540 YESACADEM. STRGE 200 YESACADEM. A/V 226 YESACADEM. WCRK AREA 572 YESCOM.COL.PRG 2,000 YES
LIB.GEN.AREA 2.750 YESLIB. STRGE 96 YES
LIB. A/V. 180 YES
LIB. WORK 474 YESOFFICER CLASS 2,022 YESFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
AA CEGREE COURSES A.A. DEGREE 0
ASE/GED 'ADULT BASIC EC. 0
LIFE SKILLS C.I.S.A/C & HEATING TRADE E. INDUSTRY 4.258
AUTO MECHANICS TRADE E. INDUSTRY 4.161
MASCNRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 31162
pLumeING TRADE E. INDUSTRY 3,315
VOCATIONAL EVAL DIAGNCSTICS
1
A-162
PROGRAMTITLE
DIVISION OP CORRECTIONS
1981-...E2
SUMTER
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS NCACADEM.CLASSRM. 8,230 QUESTIONABLEACADEM.OFFICES 849 QUESTIONABLEREADING LAb 1.374 'YES
ACADEM. STRGE 110 NOACADEM. A/V 619 NCACADEM. WORK AREA NOCCM.CCL.RRG QUESTIONABLELIB.GEN.AREA 2.412 NOLI8. STRGE 16 NOLIB. A/V. 132 NOLIB. WORK 273 NG
OFFICER CLASS QUESTIONABLEFIANG RANGEOFFICER STRGE
AA CEGREE COURSES A.A. CEGREE 0
AS DEGREE COURSES A.S. DEGREE 0
ABE/CE0 ADULT dASIC ED. 0
HORTICULTURE AGRICULTURE 2,400A/C & EATING TRADE & INDUSTRY 3,200
AUTG MEC1-ANICS TRADE & INUUSTRY 5,000CABINET MAKING TRADE & INDUSTRY 2,500
DRAFTING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.250ELECTRIC WIRING TRADE & INDUSTRY 1,250ELECTRONICS TRADE & INDUSTRY 1,250
GRAPHIC ARTS TRADE & INDUSTRY 7.500
MACHINIST TRADE & INDUSTRY 2.500
MASONRY TRADE & INDUSTRY 1.250
WELOING TRADE & INDUSTRY 2,500
IMTS I.M.T.S 1.672
ENRICHMENT ENRICHMENTCAREER SKILLS ENRICkMENT 0
A-163
155
PROGRAMTITLE
DIVISIUN OF CORRECTIONS
1981 -.-82
UNION
AA UEGREE COURSESABE/CEDHORTICULTUREA/C 6 HEATINGAUTL. MECHANICSCABINET MAKINGDRAFTINGELECTRIC WIRINGGASOLINE ENGINESGRAPHIC ARTSPAINTING ANV DECORATIONRADIO AND TVSHEET METALSHOE REPAIRWELDING
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SCUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED ME T
ACADEM: ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM.ACADEM.OFFICESREADING LABACADEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEN. WCRK AREACCM.CCL.PRGLIB.GEN.AREALIB. STRGEL18. A/V.LIB. WORKOFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGEA.A. DEGREEADULT BASIC ED.AGRICULTURETRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE E. INDUSTRYTRADE C. /NDUSTRYTRADE E. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE E. INDUSTRYTRADE C. INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRY
3.0008.6011.078741250182342
.
3.869.6
200.
.
.6
.
0
0
11.1411.7463.4622.0391.119959
1,8164,372i.769
7562.6691,1842,757
YESQUESTIONABLEQUESTIONABLENOYESNONO
, MULTI-USEYESNCYESNO
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS
PROGRAMTITLE
ZEPHYRH1LLS
1981-82
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SCUARE FT STANDARDSPROVIDED MET
AA DEGREE COURSESAS DEGREE COURSESA8E/GEDHORTICULTUREUFFICE GCCUPATIONSGRAPHIC ARTSAIR CONDITIONINGCABINET MAKINGSMALL GAS ENGINESCARPENTRYAdUVE OCCUP CCURSES
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRY.ACADEM.OFFICESREADING LA8ACADEN. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREACCM.CCL.PRGLIB.GEN.AREALIB. STRGELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKCFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGEA.A. DEGREEA.S. DEGREEADULT 8ASIC EC.AGRICULTUREOFFICE OCCUPTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYTRADE & INDUSTRYCIAGNGSTICS
A-165
157
.
. QUESTIONABLE252 NG15 NO
QUESTIONABLENUNO
0
0
0
00
930o00
0
1.748
DIVISION CF COARECTIONS
1981
TOMCKA
PROGRAMTITLE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM. 1,584 NOACADEM.OFFICES 204 NOREADIKG LABACADEM. STRGEACADEM. A/VACADEM. WORK AREACCM.COL.PRG YESLIB.GEN.AREA 600 NOLIB. STRGE QUESTIONABLELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKCFFICER CLASSFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE
AA DEGREE COUSES A.A. DEGREE 0
AS CEGREE CCURSES A.S. DEGREE 0
A8E/GED ADULT BASIC EC. 0
VOCATIONAL EVAL DIAGNOSTICS
A-166
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS QUINCY
. twit-62
PRGGRAM PROGRAM SQUARE FT STANDARDSTITLE CATEGORY PROVIDED MET
COOKING AND BAKING
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTS .
ACADEM.CLASSRM. .
ACADEM.OFFICES .
READING LAB .
ACADEM. STRGE a
ACADEM. A/V .
ACADEM. WORK AREA 0
CCM.CCL.PRG .
LIB.GEN.AREA 100 QUESTIONABLEL1d. STRGE .
LIB. A/V. 4
LIB. WORK .
OFFICER CLASS .
FIRING RANGE .
OFFICER STRGE 0
hOME EC. 3.067
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS JACKSON
1981 -..82
PROGRAMT1TE
PROGRAMCATEGORY
SQUARE FTPROVIDED
STANDARDSMET
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEN.CLASSAN.ACADEM.OFFICES
360198
MULTIUSE
READING LABACADEN. STRGEACADEM. A/V 360ACADEM. WORK AREA 1.440COM.COL.PRG .
LI8.GEN.AREA MULTIUSELIB. STRGE .
LI8. A/V. MULTIUSELIB. WORKCFFICER CLASS 1.440 YESFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGE o
A8E/GED ADULT BASIC ED. 0
WELCING TRADE & INDUSTRY 3,300
AUTC MECHANICS TRADE C. INDUSTRY 3.300
DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS CARYVILLE
-1981-82
PROGRAM PROGRAM SGUARE FT STANDARDSTITLE CATEGORY PROVIDED MET
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
ACADEM. ARTS/CRFTSACADEM.CLASSRM. 280 NOACADEM.OFFICESREADING LABACAOEM. STRGEACADEM. 41%SiACAUEM. WORK AREACCM.CCL.PRGLIB.GEN.AREALIB. STRGELIB. A/V.LIB. WORKOFFICER CLASS 280 NOFIRING RANGECFFICER STRGETRADE & INDUSTRY 565
...
a I 0
COMMUNITY CCLLEGE COSTSFOR INSTRIX,YUM
198182
BROWARD CC BROWARD CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981 ..82 FTE 340
1911" cLonED c8iVE° UNFatECTED INSYMTIONPROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ACP-LETiERS 4 3.484.07 2.142 BROWARD/WOMEN RESEARCH 0.00ACP-EDUCATION 6.541.50 2.268 BRUWARD COMMUNITY SER. 1.412.43ACP-BUSINESS 6 12.922.37 3.327 BROSARD/WOMEN LEARNING RESOURCE 3.694.26ACP-BUSINESS 5 9.640.50 2.538 BROWARD INST. COMP. SER. 24.15ACP-SOCIAL SCIENCES 10 E.029.22 5.508 BROSARD ANCILLARY OP. 0.00VOC-.TEC OFFKE 5 3.369.08 2.300 BROWARD/WOMEN ACADEMIC ADMIN. 1.592.86CITIZENSHIP 0 550.08 120 BROWARD/WOMEN COURSE- DEVEL. 1.031.20
PROF. DEVEL. 516.81TOTAL' 35 S42.536.82 118.203 SOC. DEV. 989.46
NOTE: VALUE OF INKIND SERVICES SAS ATHLETICS 448.50. COUNSELING 2.046.19,PLACEMENT 393.64FINANCIAL AID 720.01STUDENT RECORDS 1.873.35HEALTH SERVICES 124.54SERVICES GPEC. STU. 191.47STUDENT SERVICES 902.52EXEC,,MGMT. 3.282.33FISCAL OPER. 1.722.93G.A,S./LOG SER. 6.809.95ADMIN. SUP. SER. .52.09COMMUNITY REL. 759.34PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 11.103.13WORK STUDY 534.07
TOTAL S40.245.28
16J-
164
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSTSECM INSTRUCTION
1981-.82
CENTRAL FLA CC CENTRAL FLA CCSUPPORT COSTS
198182 FIE st 6%2
PIMPT..
ciltro WOE° uplikkECTED IN47MTION PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
0.00Acp-aloLocr 2.813.40
.......
1.719 MARION RESEARCHAGP-.FILOLCGY 5 3.699.10 2.278 F.C.I. COMMUNITY SER. 0.00
ACMLEITERS 3 3.385.00 1.589 MARICh LEARNING RESOURCE 8.065.46ASP-LETTERS 4.265.10 2.023 F.C.I. INST. COMP. SER. 0.00
AGM-MATHEMATICS 5 4,217.36 2.229 MARION ANCILLARY OP. 1.239.88AGP-MATHEMAT1CS 3 3.042.52 1.614 F.C.I. ACA1EMIC ADMIN. 7.091.40AGP-PSYCHGLOGY 3 1.720.32 1.343 MARION COuRsE DEvEL. 99.90
' AGP...PSYCHOLOGY 3 1;802.24 1.398 F.C.I. PROF. DEvEL. 504.87AGPSOCIAL SCIENCES 12 9.947.89 5.763 'MARION Soc. OEV. 1.632.36
AGP-.SOCIAL-SCIENCESAGM-INTERDISCIPLINARYVGC-SUP AGRICULTUREVOC-SUP AGRICULTLREVUCSUP DISTRIBUTION
10. 2
t
t
o
Et146.741.004.64
0.000.000.00
4.715 P.C.!.769 F.C.I.
5.950 MARICh5.950 F.C.I.
3 F.C.I.
ATHLETICSCOUNSELINGPLACEMENTFINANCIAL AIDSTUDENT, RECORDS
1.399.554.648.2/
875.942,481.54300117.96
VOC-SUP HEALTH o 0.00 3 F.C.I. HEALTH SERVICES 6.24VOC....S/S HOMC EC. 3 10852.61 11.914 F.C.I. SERVICES SPEC. STU. 5.583.92VOC-SUP HOME EC. 2 1.878.78 9.695 F.C.I. STUDENT SERVICES 1.639.50
9i
VOC-..SUP OFFICEVOC-SUP T C. I
04
902.2222.811.98
910 F.C.I.18.083 MARICN
EXEC. MGMT.FISCAL OPER.
4.712.763.841.84
F. VOC*.SUP T C. I 5 27.786.02 22.102 F.C.I. G.A.S./LOG SER. 13.285.45
.1 VUC-SUP PUE. SER. 0 44.07 52 F.C.I. ADMIN. SUP. SER. 0.00
..;` COMPENSATORY 7 3.325.98 28.582 MARICNz
COMMUNITY REL. 262.25
COMPENSATORY 2 1.108.66 9.527 F.C.I. PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 20.0S1.08ADULT E C. S 6 1,512.97 25.937 MARION WORK STUDY 2.864.21
ADULT E C. S 2 506.97 8.648 F.C.I.CITIZENSHIP ,
0 59.37 290 F.C.I. TOTAL $83.374.35
TOTAL- 89 S106.833.95 1173.086NCTE: VALUE OF INXIhO SERVICES WAS -SO
/
COMMUNITY CCLLEGE COSTS.FOR INS1RUCTION
1981...612
CHIPOLA CC CHIPOLA CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981-82 FTE 353
PffiEt"cumED CLAIMEDcos rs towkvcrED 80ST
INSTITUTIONPROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ACP-LETTEGSAW-.EDUCATIONACP-..MAThEMATICS
37
4.024.458.588.451.015.91
000
APALACHEEAPALACHEEAPALACHEE
RESEARCHCOMMUNITY SER.LEARNING RESOURCE
0.00178.26
4.080.68ACPPSYCHGLOGY 2 1,713.14 0 APALACHEE INST. COMP. SER. 139.79ACPSOCIAL SCIENCESVOC-..TEC OFFICE 4
2.846.343,850.43
00
APALACHEEAPALACHEE
ANCILLARY OP.ACADEMIC ADMIN.
641.752.917.19
VOC-S/S T C I 14 1'5.012.09 0 APALACHEE COURSE DEVEL. 499.85
TOTALNOTE:
35VALUE OF
$41.050,82INKINO SERVICES WAS
SOS11.415
PROF. DEVEL.SDC. DEV.ATHLETICS
403.482.142.361.084.42
COUNSELING 1.843.01PLACEMENT 201.56FINANCIAL AID 2.036.10STUDENT RECORDS 1.616.74HEALTH SERVICES 63.54SERVICES SPEC. STU. 559.50STUDENT SERVICES 383.36EXEC. MGMT. 3.387.03FISCAL OPER. 2,697.98G.A.S./LOG SER. 9.343.91ADMIN. SUP. SER. 0.00COMMUNITY REL. 152.14PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 12,388.89WORK STUDY 1,726.52
TOTAL S48.488.08
138
COMMUNITY COLLCGC COSTSFOR LNSTRUCTIOK
1981-S2
DAYTONA CC DAYTONA CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981.-82 FTE
eliittMCLA.INEO
FIECLAIMEDCOSTS
UNHWCTEDINS UTION
PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
AGPLETTERS 2 1.701.52 0 TOMOKA RESEARCH 0.00AeP....EDUCATION 5.403.13 0 TOMOKA COMMUNITY SER. 0.00ACP-MATMEMATICS 2 1.702.82 0 TOMOKA LEARNING RESOURCE 1.389.39ACP-PSYCHCLOGY 2 1.694.91 0 TOMUKA INST COMP SER. 0.00ADULT E e $ 3.224.98 1.248 TOMOKA ANCILLARY OP. 409.41
202.06-r-
14 $13.727.37 $1.248ACADEMIC ADMIN.COURSE DEVEL.TOTAL 200.20
NOTE: VALUE OF IhKIKC SERVICES WAS $4,768 PROF. DEVEL. 432.43SOC DEV 124.84ATHLETICS 120.26COUNSELING 1.061.77PLACEMENT 51.77FINANCIAL AID 297.15STUDENT RECORDS 605.75HEALTH SERVICES 44.47SERVICES SPEC STU. 10.44STUDENT SERVICES 141.43EXEC. MGMT. 889.75FISCAL OPER 786.07G.A.S./LOG SER. 3.310.16ADMIN. SUP. SER. 0.00COMMUNITY REL. 192.33PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 3.877.02WORK STUDY 455.C3
TOTAL $14,601.73
6
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSTS LAKE CITY CC
FOR INSTRUCTION
1981 .152
LAKE CITY CCSUPPCRT COSTS
1981-82 FTE = 6806
PROGRAMTITLE
CLA IMEDFTE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
UNCOLLECTED HOSTFEES INSTITUTION
PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ASPEIIOLOGY 3 3,287.81 1.350 BAKER RESEARCH 0.00
ACP-BIOLOGY 7 6,507.22 3.275 UNION COMMUNITY SER. 0.00
A&P-.PHYSICAL SCI 2 2,351.90 708 F.S.P. LEARNING RESOURCE 41.986.21.
ACP-.PHYSICAL SCI 2 2,498.90 807 R.M.C. INST. COMP. SER. 4.625.08
ACP-PHYSICAL SCI 0 5 7,202.71 2.328 UNION ANCILLARY OP. 469.61
ACPFINE/APPLIED ARTS 4 5,510.15 1.979 CROSS CITY ACADEMIC ADMIN. g 53.379.46
ACP-FINE/APPLIED ARTS 2 2,284.70 799 F.S.P. COURSE DEVEL. 14.244.96
ACP-.FINE/APPLIED ARTS 5 6,585.31 2.298 UNION PROF. DEVEL. 0.00
ACP-.LETTERS 7 5,953.86 3.277 BAKER SOC. DEV. 17.409.75
ACP-LETTERS 13 11,366.46 6.072 CROSS CITY ATHLETICS 7.588.69
ACP....LETTERS 10 9.381.84 4.794 F.S.P. COUNSELING 21.139.44
ASP-LETTERS 13 11,637.09 5,880 LANCASTER PLACEMENT 0.00
ACP-LETTERS 13 11,817.51 6.287 R.M.C. FINANCIAL AID 16,456.91
ACC".LETTERS 34 30,942.03 16,225 UNION STUDENT RECORDS 29.653.74
AGPEDUCATION 2 2,986.48 924 BAKER HEALTH SERVICES 4.750.59
ACP-EDUCATION 3 3,999.75 1.209 CROSS CITY SERVICES SPEC. STU. 10,549.30
ACP-EDUCATION 5 7.946.17 2,332 F.S.P. STUDENT SERVICES 6.840.03
ACP-EDUCATION 1 1.439.91 395 LANCASTER EXEC. MGMT. 43.837.45
ACPEDUCATION 2 3,626.44 1.075 R.M.C. FISCAL OPER. 36,398.49
ACP-EDUCATION 10 15,732.35 4.626 UNION G.A.S./LOG SER. 92.255.33
ACP-MATHEMATICS 2 1,451.97 816 BAKER ADMIN. SUP. SEP. 0.00
ACP-MATHEMATICS 4 3.074.76 1.676 CROSS CITY COMMUNITY REL. 14,381.08
ASP-.MATHEMATICS 2 2,049.84 1.043 LANCASTER PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 181.094.05
ASPMATHEMATICS 6 5,466.24 3.037 R.M.C. WORK STUDY 18.505.51
ACP-MATHEMATICS 9 7.772.31 4,289 UNIONTOTAL $615,568.67
ASP-PSYCHOLOGY a 1.874.88 1.008 BAKER
ACP-.PSYCHOLOGY 3.124.80 1.695 CROSS CITY
ACP...PSYCHOLOGY 2,767.68 1,471 R.M.C.
ACP-.PSYCHOLOGY 2 1,964.16 1,002 UNION
ACPSOCIAL SCIENCES 18 12,008.41 8.546 BAKER
ACP-SOCIAL SCIENCES 17 11.333.78 8.052 CROSS CITY
ACPSOCIAL SCIENCES 17 11,446.22 7.875 F.S.P.
ACP-SOCIAL SCIENCES 16 10,996.47 7.388 LANCASTER
ACPSOCIAL SCIENCES 16 11,108.91 7,841 R.R.C.
ACPSOCIAL SCIENCES 62 41.534.72 29.110 UNION
ACP-INTERDISCIPLINARY 2 2,278.80 722 CROSS CITY
VOCTEC DISTRIBUTION a 8,228.22 3,502 UNION
VOCTEC OFFICE 4 3,605.69 1.782 CROSS CITY
VOC-.TEC, OFFICE 31 30,014.91 14.155 UNION
VOCS/S T S I 63 59.261.00 13.547 F.S.P.
VOC-S/S T S I 110 103,057.16 22,341 LANCASTER
VOCS/S T S I /29 120,963.81 32.749 UNION
VOC-VOC PUB. SER. 132.00 101 F.S.P.
VOC-VOC PUB. SER. 330.00 237 R.M.C.
VOC-VOC PUB. SER. 1 330.00 237 R.M.C. VI t)VOCVOC PUB. SER. 726.00 53I UNION 1COMPENSATORY 12 28.113.13 3,004 CROSS CITY
TOTAL.....71,..10.1l.MOLYMMOaMMIILAWM[11."` An./111,,e-
681 $640,074.45 6244,397
NOTE: VALUE OF INKINV SERVICES WAS 6369,090.4
COMITIATINMMIC4OSTS
1981-.42
LAKESUMTER CC LAKESUMTER CCSUPPORT COSTS
198182 FTE = 216.4
'VOW 0112E0 CWW uNFEwcTEDINsymTIUNPROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ACP-81CLOGY 1 1.052.ea 518 LAKE RESEARCH 0.00
ALP--PHYSICAL SCI 2 1,317.42 727 LAKE COMMUNITY SER. 5.782.21
ACP...PHYSICAL SCI 10 6.870.63 4.733 SUMTER LEARNING RESOURCE 32.202.48
A&P--FLNE/APPLLEO ANTS II 2C.804.67 5.272 SUMTER INST. COMP. SER. 0.00
ACF"-FOREIGN LANG 6 3.852.99 2.777 SUMTER ANCILLARY OP. 11.705.08
ACP--LETTERS 4 2.811.22 2.033 LAKE" ACADEMIC ADMIN. 14,918.62
ALP..-.LETTESS 38 34,035.07 18,017 SUMTER COURSE DEVEL. 5.914.21
ACP--EUUCATIUN II 13.344.55 5.523 LAKE PROF. DEVEL. 2.120.72
ACP-.-EDUCATION 25 25.304.27 11.626 SUMTER SOC. DEV.- 18.188.42
ALPMATHEMATICS 1 949.63 484 LAKE ATHLETICS 0.00
ACP.-.MATNEMATICS 19 16.042.57 8.930 SUMTER COUNSELING 15.587.29
ALP..PSYChGLOGY 1 861.38 678 LAKE PLACEMENT 0.00
ALP--PSYCHOLOGY 13 7.690.87 5.865 SUMTER FINANCIAL AID 9,024.21
ACP.....S0CIAL SCIENCES 9 6.522.15 4.166 LAKE STUDENT RECORDS 13.324.08
ACP...SCCIAL SCIENCES 33 24.647.67 15.810 SUMTER HEALTH SERVICES 0.00
VUO.-TEC OFFICE 31 23.891.55 14.482 SUMTER SERVICES SPEC. STU. 0.00
liCCVOC PUE. sm. 2 1.560.33 800 SUMTER STUDENT SERVICES 9:716.36
TOTAL 216 $20C,560.66 $102.491EXEC. MGMT.FISCAL OPER.
36.221.0311.791.64
NCTE: VALUE OF INKIND SERVICES bAS $O G.A.S./LOG SER. 33.20442ADMIN. SUP. SER. 0.00COMMUNITY REL. 5,810.34PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 51.046.60WORK STUDY 13.531.49
TOTAL 5299.097.18
1 ii
44
A 4
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSTSFOR INSTRUCTICN
1961.-62
MANATEE CC MANATEE CCSUPPORT COSTS
19A1-412 FTE
'Vint" CLAWD CENIE0 UNFEhECTEDINSNCSTTITUTION
PROGRAMTITLE
...CLAIMEDCOSTS
ACP-.LETTERS/1..-MATHEMATICSA03-PSYCHOLOGY
106)3
7.476.573,501.44
909.52
4.6603.0971.431
HILLSBOROUGHHILLSBOROUGHHILLSBOROUGH
RESEARCHCOMMUNITY SER.LEARNING RESOURCE
0.000.00
1.373.37
TOTALNOTE:
20VALUE OF
--t411.667.53
INKINO SERVICES MAS$9.406
$O
INST. COMP. SER.ANCILLARY OP.ACAOEMIC ADMIN.
0.00191.69664.36
COURSE DEVEL. 337.71PROF. DEVEL. 116.62SOC. OEV. 144.64ATHLETICS 312.42COUNSELING 1.447.66PLACEMENT 450.60FINANCIAL AID 0.00STUDENT RECORDS 695.72HEALTH SERVICES 33./2SERVICES SPEC. STU. 0.00STUOENT SERVICES 576.44EXEC. MGMT. 1.740.67FISCAL OPER. 664.63G.A.S./LOG SER. 3,662.65ADMIN. SUP. SER. 116.03COMMUNITY REL. 195.61PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 5,049.16MORK STUDY 435.71
TOTAL $16,610.00
1:16
COMMUNITY COLLEGE 005TS MIAMIDADE CCFOR LNSIRUCTICN
MIAMI...DADE CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981-821981...82 TE z 295
TIM" CLATMEO ' CLAIMEDFIE= COSTS
UNiakECTEDINSHCSTTITUTION
PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ACI6PHYSICAL SC( 2 2,662.49 1,296 DADE RESEARCH 0.00
ACP-..LETTERS 3 2,578.56 1.566 DADE COMMUNITY SER. 892.96
ACP...EDUCATION 2,040.56 648 DADE LFARNING'RESOURCE 4,149./7
ALP-.MATHERATICS 654.37 .32 DADE INST. COMP. SER. 10.62
ACP..-.P6YCHOLOGY 4,364.35 2.700 UAUE ANCILLARY OP. 50.74
ACP-..SCCIAL SCIENCES' 2 1.589.16 10080 DADE ACADEMIC ADMIN. 1,155.81
M.P....INTERDISCIPLINARY 2 1,461.00 /.0245 DADE COURSE DEVFL. 2.071.19
VOLTEC OFFICECITIZENSHIP
0
6a
4,901.9811,228.19
2.970,690
UADEDADE
PROF. DEVEL.SOC. OEV.ATHLETICS
579.38518.02423.62
TOTALNOTE:
29VALUE OF
$31,480.68INKING SERVICES
$12.408WAS $O
COUNSELINGPLACEMEUT
1,993.90163.72
FINANCIAL AID 769.65STUDENT RECDRDS 1.566.45HEALTH SERVICES 37.76SERVICES SPEC. STU. 143.07STUDENT SERVICES 794.43EXEC. MGMT. 2.582.72FISCAL OPER. 1,449.63G.A.S./LOG SER. 5,127.10
(x)ADMIN. SUP. SER. 182.01COMMUNITY REL. 58/.74PHYSTCAL PLANT OP. -9,727.92WORK STUDY 2,366.19
TOTAL 137.337.85
1 ?3
COMMUkITY CCLLEGE COSTSFOR INSTRUCTION
198I-az
PALM BEACH CC PALM BEACH CCSUPPORT COSTS
0481-82 FTE aqr
PROGRAMTLFLE
CLAIMED CLAIMEDFTE COSTS
UNnkkECTED HESTINSTITUTION
'PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
0.00122.98
5.355.000.0087.19
30530021.072.511.045.30693.50
1.318.972.819.88
57:46980.78
2.356.20122.98365.40
1.329.553.771.432.983.189.897.05
188.98ts187.93
140132.16572.04
$53,988.48
ACP-..BLOLCGYACP.-PHYSICAL,SCIACP...FINE/AM:LEO ARTSACP...FOREIGN LANGALP-LETTERSACP-..EDUCATIONACP-MATHEMATICSACP--PSYChGLUGYACP-,SCCIAL SCIENCESVUC-TEC HEALTHVOC-TEC OFFICEVOC-VOC PUE. SER.
TOTALNCTE:
221
212
I
292
112
1.216.001.602.3910401.462.468.15f.60I.S61.339.633.099.6010038.775.966.275.963.7870360.221.692.0I
768816672
1.1045.-664
6402.0161.0564.4641.1045.132
816
GLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADESGLADES
RESEARCHCOMMUNITY SER.LEARNING RESOURCEINST. COMP. SER.ANCILLARY OP.ACADEMIC ADMIN.COURSE DEVEL.PROF. DEVEL.SOC. DEV.ATHLETICSCOUNSELINGPLACEMENTFINANCIAL AIDSTUDENT RECORDSHEALTH SERVICESSERVICES SPEC. STU:.STUDENT SERVICESEXEC. MGMT.FISCAL OPER.'G.A.S./LOG SFR.ADMIN. SUP. SER.COMMUNITY REL.PHYSICAL PLANT OP.WORK STUDY
TOTAL
50VALUE OF
$41,750.15INKIND SERVICES
124.252WAS SO
180
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSTSFOR /NSTRUCT1ON
1981-22
PASCO--HERNDO CC PASCOHERNDO CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981-82 FTE 151,1
PROGRAMThILE
CLAlmED clevED-F I E 0 T
LININSTIHkkECTED
HosTTUTION
PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
0.000.00
12.854.690.000.00
11.668.34966.27
2.335.812,028.71
0.00L7.321.57
35.675.188.095.884.49
0.0016.947.78
0.0022.953.259.878.3222.135.87
0.005.651.8439.783.154.753.81
4160.407.67
.41.13-'810LOGY4CP-.PHYSICAL SCIAGPLETTERS.41.13-'MATHEMATICS4GPPSYCHOLOGY4GPSOCIAL SCIENCES402-ANTERDISCIPLINARYVOC-.IEC AGRICULTUREVOC-FEC DISTRIBUTICAVOC-TEC OFFICEVOC-IEC I I
-t-
35
1
23172
293
3236
2.5709044.858.004.390.16771.69
12.502.6614.085.751.254.82
2E9388.783.517.952C.203.5242.577.71
1.5532.6452.123
46111.8338.666
92914.4871.76316.60617.492
ZEPMVRMILLSZEPHVRMILLSZEPMVRMILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLSZEPHYRHILLS
RESEARCHCOMMUNITY SER.LEARNING RESOURCEINST. COMP. SER.ANCILLARY OP.ACADEMIC ADMIN.COURSE DEVEL.PROF. DEVEL.SOC. DEV.ATHLETICSCOUNSELING-PLACEMENTFINANCIAL AIDSTUDENT RECORDSHEALTH SERVICESSERVICES SPEC. STU.STUDENT SERVICESEXEC. MGMT.FISCAL OPER.G.4.S./LOG SER.ADMIN. SUP. SER.COMMUNITY REL.PHYSICAL PLANT OP.WORK STUDY
TOTAL
TOTALNCTE:
155VALUE OF
4151.121.10INKIND sEkvicgs
-o-,
$70,558wAS SO
411
COMMUNITY CCLLEGE COSTSFOR INSTRUCTION
1981-82
POLK CC POLK CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981 .d-82 FTE 2;1,PROGRAMTITLE
CLAiroc'eALIE° "1246ECT"INsYIKTION
PROGRAM CLAIMEDTITLE COSTS
A&PPNYSICAL SCI 5.202.67 0 PCLK RESEARCH 0.00ACPLETTERS 3 2.673. 77 0 POLK COMMUNITY SER. 12.82ACPMATHEMATICS 2.056.26 0 POLK LEARNING RESOURCE 2.563.82ACPSOCIAL SCIENCES 7 6.208.82 0 POLK INST. COMP. SER. 0.00ACP-..INTERDISCIPLINARY rc.g7.35 0 POLK ANCILLARY OP. 0.00
TOTAL 22 112C.OS8.88 $OACADEMIC ADMIN.COURSE DEVEL.
1.011.07225.42
NCTE: VALUE OF INKINO SERVICES WAS $10,416 PROF. OEVEL. 392.50SOC. OEV. 289.73ATHLETICS 163.32COUNSELING 911.40PLACEMENT 133.26FINANCIAL AID 733.28STUDENT RECORDS 1.213.95HEALTH SERVICES 0.00SERVICES SPEC. STU. 22.76STUDENT SERVICES 1.213.07EXEC. MGMT. 1.1146.11FISCAL OPER. 1.622.36G.A.S./LOG SER.ADMIN. SUP. SER.
3.082.95531.73
COMMUNITY REL. 352.94PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 5.076.37WORK STUDY 408.85
TOTAL $21.147.71
184
-it
commyghT/NsiwomAcsTs SANTE FE CC
1981-82
SANTE FE CCSUPPORT COSTS
198162 FTE m 3A0
--------
PVT?tt" CLAIMED CLAtmeoFTE COSTS
uNimECTED HCSTINSTITUTION
PROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
AGP-LETTERS 3 1.860.02 1.200 LAMTEY RESEARCH 0.00AGP-EDUCATION 7 6.873.93 3.232 F.C.I. COMMUNITY SER. 717.85AGP-PSYChCLOGY 10 6.970.14 5.024 F.C.I. LEARNING RESOURCE 2.811.90AGP-SOCIAL SCIENCES 8 5.640.35 3.888 LAMTEY INST. COMP. SER. 18.20AGPSOCIAL SCIENCES 2 1.044.51 720 F.C.I. ANCILLARY OP. 142.10VOC-1EC HEALTH 6 11.958.6C 2.688 F.C.I. ACADEMIC ADMIN. 913.50VOCOC PU8. SER. 0 183.79 48 F.C.I. COURSE DEVEL. 201.95
PROF. DEVEL. 1.005.55IOTAL 35 136.531.54 $16.800 SOC. OEM. 344.40
NOTE: VALUE OF 1NKIND SERVICES *AS $O ATHLETICS 1.219.05COUNSELING 1,476.65PLACEMENT 215.60FINANCIAL AIO 724.15STUDENT RECORDS 1.978.90HEALTH SERVICES 165.90SERVICES SPEC. STU. 555.80STUDENT SERVICES 597.10EXEC. MGMT. 30608.50FISCAL OPER. 2.650.20G.A.S./LOG SER. 6,470.45ADMIN. SUP. SER. 200.55COMMUNITY REL. 1.545.25PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 10.248.35MORK STUDY 1.521.80
TOTAL S39,333.70
1"-G
, 4 A (1.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSTSFCR INSTRUCTICh
1981...-82
SOUTH FLA CC SOUTH FLA CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981-82 FTE = 4415
Pioaft" CLAVED CWVED UNFMECTE0 INSMUTIONPROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
ALPHEALTH PROFE 2 1.278.82 662 AVON PARK RESEARCH 0.00AGP....FINE/AFPLIED ARTS 2 2.244.C8 780 AVUN PARK COMMUNITY SER. 323.96AGP...-LET1ER5 7 6,731.18 2.698 AVON PARK LEARNING RESOURCE 3.596.93A4P-LETTERS 4 2.780.53 1.824 OESOTO INST. COMP. SER. 0.00ALP-.EDUCATION 3 5.372.42 1.196 AVON PARK ANCILLARY OP. 1.359.47ALPEOUCATION 2 3.119.47 758 0E50TC ACADEMIC ADMIN. 2.641.07ALP-MATHEMATICS 3 2.570.34 1.346 AVON PARK COURSE DEVFL. 3/1.50ALPPSYCHCLOGY 1.537.20 1.552 AVON PARK PROF. DEVEL. 0.00AGP-.50CIAL SCIENCES 2 1.064.46 690 AVON PARK SOC. DEV. 209.59ALP-..SCCIAL SCIENCES 2 1.464.22 906 OESOTO ATHLETICS 317.96COMMUNICATIONS 4 0.00 1.612 AVON PARK COUNSELING 696.87VLICSAS OFFICE 1 805.26 3.528 AVON PARK PLACEMENT 0.00VOC-.-S/S r c 1 2 1.659.85 5.525 AVON PARK FINANCIAL AID 372.46VOICS/S V 6 I 1 1.118.59 3.500 DESOTO STUDENT RECORDS 2.436.82CCMPENSATORY 5 0.00 2.298 AVUN PARK HFALTH SERVICES 0.00COMPENSATORY 2 0.00 904 DESOTO SERVICES SPEC. STU.
STUDENT SERVICES0.00
3.182.19TUTAL
-...-
44 S22.747.13 129.779 EXEC. MGMT. 4.470.9/NCTE: VALUE OF INKINO SERVICES WAS $0 FISCAL OPER. 2.621.05
I
1-'
COLP
G.A.S./LOG SER.ADMIN. SUP. SER.COMMUNITY REL.
4.895.440.000.00
PHYSICAL PLANT OP. 10.867.79WORK STUDY 364.90
TOTAL $38.678.95
1S8
commmwry ccuccg CCSTSFOR INSTRUCTION
1081'02
TALLAHASSEE CC TALLAHASSEE CCSUPPORT COSTS
1981112 FTE z,I
PyilftM alma) cidglE0uNmvcrED HOST
INSTITUTIONPROGRAMTITLE
CLAIMEDCOSTS
RECREATION 0 0.00 0 RIVER JUNCTION RESEARCH 0.00
TUTAL 0 $0.00 $OCOMMUNITY SER.'LEARNING RESOURCE
0.000.00
NUTE: VALUE OF INKIIs0 SERVICES AS. $2,909 INST. COMP. SER. 0.00ANCILLARY OP. 0.00ACADEMIC ADMIN. 0.00COURSE DEVEL. 0.00PROF. DEVEL. 0.00SOC. DFV. 0.00ATHLETICS 0.00COUNSELING 0.00PLACEMENT 0.00FINANCIAL AID 0.00STUDENT RECORDS 0.00HEALTH SERVICES 0.00SERVICES SPEC. STU. 0.00STUDENT SERVICES 0.00EXEC. MGMT. 0.00FISCAL OPER. 0.00G.A.S./LOG SER. 0.00
COADMIN. SUP. SFR.COMMUNITY REL.
0.000.00
PHYSICAL PLANT Op. 0.00MORK STUDY 0.00
TOTAL $0.00
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