Business Plan
TAPS
will consist of two separate homes neighboring one another on
Food expenses will be covered through the Department of Education’s Meals program.
An eight passenger van has been conditionally donated to TAPS by Tom Bell Chevrolet. Tom Bell will provide service and regular maintenance at no charge. The vehicle is to be returned to the dealer in the event that this residential program is terminated.
Most income
for the general budget will come from
Students will earn personal incomes through WorkAblity and community partnership programs and will be required to purchase their own goods such as toiletries, extra clothing, and other personal items.
Budget 2008-2009
Resources
$159,264.00 $13,272.00 per student
($42.00
per student @ 316 days)
$235,000.00 Tech-Prep Demonstration Fed. Grant for Career/Tech. Ed
$51,000.00
$60,000.00 Title I Funding
$10,000.00 School
Dropout Prevention Program
$515,264 Total
Resources
Expenses
Salaries
$ 73,000.00 Program Director
$ 41,000.00 Program Administrator/Community Networking Specialist
$ 92,000.00 Teachers [email protected]
$ 64,800.00 Assistants 6 part time @ $60.00 per day for 180 days
-$270,800.00 Total
Salaries
Benefits
$ 1,925.40 Unemployment Insurance
.711% of salaries
$14,894.00 Worker’s Compensation 5.5
% “
$ 4,305.70 Medicare 1.59 %
“
$24,100.00 Medical coverage 8.9
% “
$ 2,708.00 Life insurance 1.0
% “
$10,832.00 Retirement 4.04 % “
$ 4,017.60 Social
Security 6.2 %
“
-$62,782.70 Total
Benefits Expenses
General
Expenses
$
8,700.00 Mortgage on
$12,500.00 Liability/Auto Insurance
$ 9,000.00 Site Maintenance/Repair
$ 6,000.00 Instructional Materials/Supplies
(Textbooks, testing materials, and supplies
provided by
$ 7,000.00 Household Supplies (Many donations made by WalMart)
$ 4,500.00 Operational Expenses (Utilities, auto fuel, ***)
-$47,700.00 Total
General Expenses
Yearly
Cash Flow
$133,981.00 This
positive balance can be applied to TAP's General Fund
and be site expansion, staff development, funding vocational and emancipation
programs.