Question-and-Answer Session
Operator
Our first question comes from Brian Kinstlinger from Sidoti & Company. Please go ahead with your question.
Brian Kinstlinger - Sidoti & Company
Hi, guys how are you?
Brian Miller
Good Brian. How are you?
Brian Kinstlinger - Sidoti & Company
The first question I had is a maintenance question. Brian you mentioned a one-time amortization from acquisition. Would that be $1 million I see from acquired software? Is that what that is?
Brian Miller
That’s part of that. We had -- we accelerated the amortization of some of our accelerated software -- some of our acquired software that added about $600,000 of amortization in the current quarter that was basically a one-time acceleration.
Brian Kinstlinger - Sidoti & Company
Where do I see that, like so where I know where it might come out next quarter and be a little bit lower? Where on the-- which line item is that?
Brian Miller
On the income statement that's in amortization of acquired software.
Brian Kinstlinger - Sidoti & Company
And just a big picture question, maybe, John, you can give us a sense and I think it's courts but maybe even some better detail on the courts growth versus financial growth which one's stronger, maybe some numbers around it? And then give us a sense of when you think is -- you guys have talked a lot about the education space. When do you think that can become a meaningful number to your business my guess is right now, it’s relatively small? Thank you.
John Marr
Okay. Well, certainly as a percentage courts is our fastest growing division as we've expected for some time. We've got a significant backlog on the Odyssey product. We've continually been investing and building out the channel to deliver on that and we're doing that well, the implementations are going well. The customers are happy and referencable and so that's going well. Their growth is the highest within the company in terms of percentage. On Odyssey itself it's maybe double the company growth rate or approaching that, whereas financials is growing pretty much in line with the overall company growth rate. I'd have to do the math but on an absolute dollar basis which one is contributing more, but that's a general overview of that.
On the school side you know, the acquisitions of ADP, EDP and Schoolmaster and VersaTrans all bring, I mean, these are all real companies with real customers, heavily weighted on maintenance and install base. So, that’s starting to be a meaningful part of our business just really thinking right now because we include that in our financials division, I don’t look at those in the results but I would say that in the 8% to 10% of our revenues going into the year if you add those up and then you want to remember again they are in the financial division. But probably it's about half of the large government financials revenue what comes from schools. So overall it's probably more on the 40% range.
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