Total Estimated Costs Sample Clauses

Total Estimated Costs. The estimated costs of performance of the RESEARCH PROGRAM is reflected in Exhibit C (KFSH Cost Estimate) and Exhibit D ( Cost Estimate). Each institution is responsible for covering their individual costs.
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Total Estimated Costs. This attachment is governed by and subject to the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the provision of personnel Services, the terms of which are incorporated herein, between Clarksville Charter School, Feather River Charter School, Lake View Charter School, The Cottonwood School, and Xxxxxxx Community School. The attachment incorporates the following estimated total cost of employing Shared Personnel split by each respective category described in Attachment A (Category 1: Costs split based on students served, Category 2: costs split by ADA percentage, and Category 3: Costs split by student groups served). providing Instructional Services and Other Educational Services (as defined in Attachment A) This attachment is approved and effective as of the date of full execution of this MOU. The attachment delineates each Party’s equitable share for each Shared Personnel. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES: Position Shared Personnel Costs [INSERT TEACHER POSITION/NAME] [INSERT COSTS] [INSERT TEACHER POSITION/NAME] [INSERT COSTS] OTHER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES: Position Shared Personnel Costs [INSERT POSITION/NAME] [INSERT COSTS] [INSERT POSITION/NAME] [INSERT COSTS] All Staff MONTHLY SALARY 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% Staff marked light orange calculations will come from the RC Workbook TCS % CV % LV % WIN % FR % Staff marked light green calculations will come from the SPED Workbook XXXXXXX Total Salary Per Month TCS % CV % LV % WIN % FR % Notes HST1 -W $6,772 HST2- W $7,436 HST3 - W $6,252 HST4 - W $6,252 SPED1 - W $7,613 no students to factor CLASS 1-W $0 0 0 0 100 0 NO STUDENTS / part time hourly CLASS 2-W $0 0 0 0 100 0 NO STUDENTS / part time hourly LAKEVIEW Total Salary Per Month TCS % CV % LV % WIN % FR % Notes ADMIN 2- L $11,809 42 22 15 0 21 This AD percentages are altered from ADA due to extra focu HST1- L $7,405 HST2-L $7,685 HST3-L $7,354 HST4-L $9,559 HST5-L $7,811 HST6-L $7,399 HST7-L $7,103 HST8-L $7,029 HST9-L $7,689 HST10-L $8,540 HST11-L $7,442 HST12-L $9,643 HST13-L $6,269 HST14-L $6,252 HST15-L $6,352 HST16-L $7,504 HST17-L $6,428 HST 18-L $6,930 SPED 1-L $9,750 no students to factor SPED 2-L $7,417 no students to factor SPED 3-L $8,271 no students to factor PT HST1-L part time - verified by student count monthly All Staff MONTHLY SALARY 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% 0-100% Staff marked light orange calculations will come from the RC Workbook TCS % CV % LV % WIN % FR % Staff marked light green calculations will come from the SPED Workb...
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Total Estimated Costs. Enter the total after subtracting items 6 and 7b from item 5. * Facilities and Administrative (F&A) Costs
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