John M. McKay · an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Accommodation Plan that is effective for more than 6 months. This report contains private school and student statistics

Florida Department of Education

Office of Independent Education and Parental Choice

Phone: (850) 245-0502

Toll-free Hotline: 1(800) 447-1636

http://www.fldoe.org/schools/school-choice/

John M. McKayScholarship Program

June 2016 Quarterly Report

The John M. McKay Scholarships for Students with Disabilities Program

allows parents of students with disabilities to choose the best academic

environment for their children. This program provides eligible students the

opportunity to attend a participating private school or transfer to another

public school. Eligible students include students who have been issued

an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Accommodation Plan that

is effective for more than 6 months.

This report contains private school and student statistics for the

September 2015, November 2015, February 2016, and April 2016

payment periods of the 2015-16 school year. Percentages are rounded.

-- Next quarterly report will be available: September 2016 --

McKay Scholarship Payment for Students with IEPs and 504 Plans

DISTRICT DISTRICT NAME STUDENTS PAYMENT AMOUNT PERCENTPERCENT

1 ALACHUA 330 $1,816,682.74 1.06% 0.84%

2 BAKER 28 $177,962.71 0.09% 0.08%

3 BAY 231 $1,751,576.00 0.74% 0.81%

4 BRADFORD 69 $373,311.37 0.22% 0.17%

5 BREVARD 1,423 $9,439,633.08 4.56% 4.35%

6 BROWARD 2,748 $20,787,161.97 8.82% 9.57%

7 CALHOUN 1 $7,380.00 0.00% 0.00%

8 CHARLOTTE 151 $870,035.52 0.48% 0.40%

9 CITRUS 88 $493,630.92 0.28% 0.23%

10 CLAY 426 $2,586,559.10 1.37% 1.19%

11 COLLIER 166 $1,364,793.08 0.53% 0.63%

12 COLUMBIA 234 $1,296,176.15 0.75% 0.60%

13 DADE 5,029 $42,258,507.56 16.13% 19.46%

14 DESOTO 77 $418,441.00 0.25% 0.19%

15 DIXIE 101 $562,465.87 0.32% 0.26%

16 DUVAL 3,304 $21,675,403.19 10.60% 9.98%

17 ESCAMBIA 398 $2,412,320.06 1.28% 1.11%

18 FLAGLER 61 $403,375.30 0.20% 0.19%

19 FRANKLIN 2 $28,764.00 0.01% 0.01%

20 GADSDEN 57 $311,878.03 0.18% 0.14%

21 GILCHRIST 48 $300,956.08 0.15% 0.14%

22 GLADES 4 $18,737.00 0.01% 0.01%

23 GULF 9 $124,414.60 0.03% 0.06%

24 HAMILTON 17 $76,061.00 0.05% 0.04%

25 HARDEE 7 $44,072.50 0.02% 0.02%

26 HENDRY 39 $192,157.50 0.13% 0.09%

27 HERNANDO 254 $1,680,842.40 0.81% 0.77%

28 HIGHLANDS 62 $325,861.75 0.20% 0.15%

29 HILLSBOROUGH 1,770 $11,742,317.35 5.68% 5.41%

30 HOLMES 1 $2,670.00 0.00% 0.00%

31 INDIAN RIVER 105 $596,005.00 0.34% 0.27%

32 JACKSON 13 $70,987.25 0.04% 0.03%

33 JEFFERSON 15 $96,460.75 0.05% 0.04%

34 LAFAYETTE 4 $21,310.00 0.01% 0.01%

35 LAKE 517 $2,894,199.32 1.66% 1.33%

36 LEE 427 $2,784,114.07 1.37% 1.28%

37 LEON 329 $2,264,047.72 1.06% 1.04%

38 LEVY 136 $666,093.55 0.44% 0.31%

39 LIBERTY 3 $24,758.92 0.01% 0.01%

40 MADISON 11 $53,072.20 0.04% 0.02%

41 MANATEE 581 $4,531,619.30 1.86% 2.09%

42 MARION 410 $2,217,722.71 1.32% 1.02%

43 MARTIN 106 $720,989.26 0.34% 0.33%

44 MONROE 31 $176,721.00 0.10% 0.08%

45 NASSAU 133 $802,340.43 0.43% 0.37%

46 OKALOOSA 284 $2,143,682.93 0.91% 0.99%

47 OKEECHOBEE 51 $313,557.75 0.16% 0.14%

48 ORANGE 2,482 $18,553,489.63 7.96% 8.54%

49 OSCEOLA 878 $5,479,141.42 2.82% 2.52%

50 PALM BEACH 1,564 $10,409,055.60 5.02% 4.79%

51 PASCO 776 $5,162,643.31 2.49% 2.38%

52 PINELLAS 1,257 $8,041,123.21 4.03% 3.70%

53 POLK 1,314 $7,488,310.71 4.22% 3.45%

54 PUTNAM 54 $265,722.50 0.17% 0.12%

55 ST. JOHNS 260 $2,004,944.54 0.83% 0.92%

56 ST. LUCIE 242 $1,613,395.25 0.78% 0.74%

57 SANTA ROSA 96 $672,771.50 0.31% 0.31%

58 SARASOTA 396 $2,928,775.95 1.27% 1.35%

59 SEMINOLE 697 $5,290,278.94 2.24% 2.44%

60 SUMTER 46 $235,091.19 0.15% 0.11%

61 SUWANNEE 77 $362,445.68 0.25% 0.17%

62 TAYLOR 9 $43,983.50 0.03% 0.02%

63 UNION 19 $85,324.00 0.06% 0.04%

64 VOLUSIA 558 $3,775,106.66 1.79% 1.74%

65 WAKULLA 37 $181,651.21 0.12% 0.08%

66 WALTON 20 $120,403.50 0.06% 0.06%

67 WASHINGTON 26 $176,727.00 0.08% 0.08%

71 FLVS-FT 46 $205,200.25 0.15% 0.09%

99 LAB SCHLS 28 $182,668.34 0.09% 0.08%

100.00% 100.00% 69 31,173 $217,200,083.88 TOTAL:

Note: Blanks indicate less than 11 students per district and are not displayed but calculated in total in order to protect

student confidentiality.

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Private Schools by District Serving McKay Students

SCHOOLSDISTRICT NAMEDISTRICT 1 ALACHUA 20

2 BAKER 2

3 BAY 6

4 BRADFORD 5

5 BREVARD 58

6 BROWARD 122

8 CHARLOTTE 9

9 CITRUS 6

10 CLAY 17

11 COLLIER 12

12 COLUMBIA 9

13 DADE 224

14 DESOTO 1

15 DIXIE 2

16 DUVAL 105

17 ESCAMBIA 18

18 FLAGLER 3

20 GADSDEN 5

21 GILCHRIST 2

22 GLADES 1

23 GULF 1

24 HAMILTON 3

25 HARDEE 1

26 HENDRY 2

27 HERNANDO 12

28 HIGHLANDS 7

29 HILLSBOROUGH 62

31 INDIAN RIVER 6

32 JACKSON 1

33 JEFFERSON 1

34 LAFAYETTE 1

35 LAKE 24

36 LEE 25

37 LEON 19

38 LEVY 3

40 MADISON 1

41 MANATEE 21

42 MARION 27

43 MARTIN 4

44 MONROE 2

45 NASSAU 5

46 OKALOOSA 11

47 OKEECHOBEE 4

48 ORANGE 114

49 OSCEOLA 31

50 PALM BEACH 62

51 PASCO 28

52 PINELLAS 70

53 POLK 46

54 PUTNAM 3

55 ST. JOHNS 9

56 ST. LUCIE 13

57 SANTA ROSA 4

58 SARASOTA 30

59 SEMINOLE 37

60 SUMTER 1

61 SUWANNEE 3

62 TAYLOR 1

63 UNION 1

64 VOLUSIA 40

65 WAKULLA 3

66 WALTON 2

67 WASHINGTON 1

1,369TOTAL: 63

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McKay Enrollment by Gender

68.5%

Male31.5%

Female

GENDER STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

Male 21,353 68.5%Female 9,820 31.5%

Total: 31,173 100.0%

McKay Enrollment by Grade Level

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

842

1,2

00

1,6

04

2,0

28

2,5

22

2,8

50 3,4

44

3,4

83

3,2

74

2,9

18

2,5

54

2,2

14

2,2

40

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GRADE LEVEL STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

K 842 2.7%1st 1,200 3.8%

2nd 1,604 5.1%3rd 2,028 6.5%4th 2,522 8.1%5th 2,850 9.1%6th 3,444 11.0%7th 3,483 11.2%8th 3,274 10.5%9th 2,918 9.4%

10th 2,554 8.2%11th 2,214 7.1%12th 2,240 7.2%

Total: 31,173 100.0%

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McKay Eligibility for Free/Reduced-Price Lunch3.9%

42.7%

43.6%

6.1%

3.7%

Applied, not eligible

Did not apply

Eligible for free lunch

Eligible forreduced-price lunch

Not Reported

McKay Race/Ethnicity

LUNCH PROGRAMS STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

Applied, not eligible 1,204 3.9%

Did not apply 13,303 42.7%

Eligible for free lunch 13,594 43.6%

Eligible for reduced-price lunch 1,917 6.1%

Not Reported 1,155 3.7%

Total: 31,173 100.0%

46.8%White

22.1%

Black/AfricanAmerican

26.7%Hispanic/Latino

4.4%Others*

RACE STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

White 14,603 46.8%

Black/African American 6,879 22.1%

Hispanic/Latino 8,315 26.7%

Others* 1,376 4.4%

Total: 31,173 100.0%

*"Others" includes students who are American Indian or Alaskan Native , Asian, Native

Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Multiracial, and Race Not Reported.

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Private School by Type Participating in McKayScholarship Program

35.9%Non-Religious

64.1%Religious

McKay Enrollment by Type of Private School

40.2%

Non-Religious

59.8%Religious

SCHOOL TYPE SCHOOLS %% STUDENTS

Non-Religious 491 35.9% 12,638 40.2%

Religious 878 64.1% 18,773 59.8%

Total: 1,369 100.0% 31,411* 100.0%

* Indicates that 238 students (duplicated) attended more than one school (religious

and non-religious) during the September 2015, November 2015, February 2016,

and April 2016 payment periods of the 2015-16 school year.

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McKay Student Enrollment by Type

44.8%251

20.8%252

12.1%253

7.0%254

1.5%255

13.8%504

TYPE STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

13,980 44.8% 251 6,494 20.8% 252 3,764 12.1% 253 2,182 7.0% 254

453 1.5% 255 4,300 13.8% 504

Total: 31,173 100.0%

IEP Student Enrollment by Primary Exceptionality

0

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,0007,762

2,898 3,107

1,144

1,719

3,713

2,053

4,047

430

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Language Impaired

Speech Impaired

Emotional/BehavioralDisability

Intellectual Disability

Autism SpectrumDisorderDevelopmentallyDelayed

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PRIMARY EXCEPTIONALITY STUDENTS PERCENTAGE

28.9%Specific Learning Disabled 7,762

10.8%Language Impaired 2,898

11.6%Speech Impaired 3,107

4.3%Emotional/Behavioral Disability 1,144

6.4%Intellectual Disability 1,719

13.8%Autism Spectrum Disorder 3,713

7.6%Developmentally Delayed 2,053

15.1%Other Health Impaired 4,047

1.6%Others 430

Total: 100.0% 26,873

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IEP Student Enrollment by Gender

69.2%

Male30.8%

Female


Male 18,583 69.2%Female 8,290 30.8%

Total: 26,873 100.0%

IEP Student Enrollment by Grade Level

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400

800

1,200

1,600

2,000

2,400

2,800

3,200

836

1,1

44

1,4

79

1,7

99

2,1

38

2,3

94

2,8

18

2,8

57

2,6

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2,4

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2,2

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K 836 3.1%1st 1,144 4.3%

2nd 1,479 5.5%3rd 1,799 6.7%4th 2,138 8.0%5th 2,394 8.9%6th 2,818 10.5%7th 2,857 10.6%8th 2,699 10.0%9th 2,436 9.1%

10th 2,223 8.3%11th 1,973 7.3%12th 2,077 7.7%

Total: 26,873 100.0%

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IEP Student Eligibility for Free/Reduced-Price Lunch3.8%

41.8%

44.8%

6.3%

3.3%


Did not apply



Not Reported

IEP Student Race/Ethnicity


Applied, not eligible 1,032 3.8%



Eligible for reduced-price lunch 1,689 6.3%

Not Reported 893 3.3%

Total: 26,873 100.0%

45.1%White

23.0%



4.5%Others*


White 12,132 45.1%

Black/African American 6,181 23.0%

Hispanic/Latino 7,355 27.4%

Others* 1,205 4.5%

Total: 26,873 100.0%

*"Others" includes students who are American Indian or Alaskan Native , Asian, Native


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504 Student Enrollment by Gender

64.4%

Male 35.6%

Female


Male 2,770 64.4%Female 1,530 35.6%

Total: 4,300 100.0%

504 Student Enrollment by Grade Level

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100

200

300

400

500

600

700

6

56 125 2

29

384 456

626

626

575

482

331

241

163


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K 6 0.1%1st 56 1.3%

2nd 125 2.9%3rd 229 5.3%4th 384 8.9%5th 456 10.6%6th 626 14.6%7th 626 14.6%8th 575 13.4%9th 482 11.2%

10th 331 7.7%11th 241 5.6%12th 163 3.8%

Total: 4,300 100.0%

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504 Student Eligibility for Free/Reduced-Price Lunch4.0%

48.4%

36.2%

5.3%

6.1%


Did not apply



Not Reported


Applied, not eligible 172 4.0%



Eligible for reduced-price lunch 228 5.3%

Not Reported 262 6.1%

Total: 4,300 100.0%

504 Student Race/Ethnicity

57.5%White

16.2%



4.0%Others*


White 2,471 57.5%

Black/African American 698 16.2%

Hispanic/Latino 960 22.3%

Others* 171 4.0%

Total: 4,300 100.0%

*"Others" includes students who are Asian, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Native


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Private Schools by District Serving 504 Students

SCHOOLSDISTRICT NAMEDISTRICT

1 ALACHUA 17 2 BAKER 2 3 BAY 4 4 BRADFORD 5 5 BREVARD 39 6 BROWARD 52 8 CHARLOTTE 8 9 CITRUS 6

10 CLAY 13 11 COLLIER 10 12 COLUMBIA 7 13 DADE 114 14 DESOTO 1 15 DIXIE 2 16 DUVAL 76 17 ESCAMBIA 12 18 FLAGLER 3 20 GADSDEN 2 21 GILCHRIST 2 24 HAMILTON 1 26 HENDRY 1 27 HERNANDO 8 28 HIGHLANDS 6 29 HILLSBOROUGH 50 31 INDIAN RIVER 6 35 LAKE 19 36 LEE 21 37 LEON 10 38 LEVY 3 41 MANATEE 13 42 MARION 19 43 MARTIN 4 44 MONROE 2 45 NASSAU 5 46 OKALOOSA 4 47 OKEECHOBEE 1 48 ORANGE 79 49 OSCEOLA 28 50 PALM BEACH 44 51 PASCO 22 52 PINELLAS 54 53 POLK 38 54 PUTNAM 3 55 ST. JOHNS 8 56 ST. LUCIE 6 57 SANTA ROSA 2 58 SARASOTA 17 59 SEMINOLE 25 60 SUMTER 1 61 SUWANNEE 3 62 TAYLOR 1 63 UNION 1 64 VOLUSIA 16 65 WAKULLA 3 66 WALTON 1 67 WASHINGTON 1

901TOTAL: 56

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John M. McKay · an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Accommodation Plan that is effective for more than 6 months. This report contains private school and student statistics