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Brevard County · separate government · 2026

The state school formula (FEFP) for Brevard — who gets it

$751,564,942
✓ Sourced

This number is cited to a source document, and its arithmetic re-adds to the dollar (it cross-foots, or it is counted inside a total that does).

Source
Brevard Public Schools FY 2027 Proposed Budget (sent to the Board and Cabinet, July 28, 2026)
Source locator
p. 10
Layer
reference — Reference material: state publications and directories that explain the numbers (millage books, salary surveys) rather than authorize or record spending.
Checked
Cross-foots ✓ — the 3 lines beneath this sum to this total exactly. Full report.
Retrieved
2026-10-06 — The Board held its final budget hearing September 10, 2026; the adopted book is not posted yet (Docket #3).

Note on this line

The formula pays for 81,746.73 full-time students in FY2026-27 — about $9,194 each. It now follows students to charter schools and private-school scholarships. Up $22.1 million, but the district’s own share is flat: “the increase is directed towards charter schools and the Family Empowerment Scholarship” (p. 9).

What's inside this number

LineAmountStatus
District-run schools (57,890 students) $534,871,900 ✓ Sourced
Private-school scholarships (13,797 students) $129,367,530 ✓ Sourced
Charter schools (10,060 students) $87,325,512 ✓ Sourced