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Vermont Agency of Education Child Nutrition Programs Free and Reduced Eligibility for Fiscal Year 2014 VERMONT AGENCY OF EDUCATION Child Nutrition Programs Annual Statistical Report Percent of Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Price School Meals School Year 2013 – 2014 Introduction Free and reduced price meal eligibility data is reported by each school food authority/Supervisory Union annually. A school food authority is a school or school district that is responsible for operating a School Lunch Program and/or a School Breakfast Program. Some schools are included in a school food authority even though they are separate school districts. The eligibility numbers and enrollment figures are for October of the current school year, as reported on the school’s October Claim for Reimbursement. For the purposes of the National School Lunch Program, “eligible” means that a student has submitted an application and been certified as qualifying for free or reduced price benefits based on the Family Size and Income Guidelines published by the United States Department of Agriculture. To be eligible for free meals a family’s income must be at or below 130% of the Federal poverty line. Families whose income falls between 130% and 185% of the federal poverty line qualify for reduced price meals. Eligibility determinations are made at the local level by the food service director, principal, or other person designated by the school administration. The report for 2013-2014 uses the Child Nutrition Programs on-line reporting system. The system has calculated the information for all schools in the system, even those that do not participate in the school lunch program. If a school participates only in the Special Milk Program or only the School Breakfast Program, the report shows only zeros. There are a few public schools in Vermont that do not participate in any Child Nutrition Program and therefore are not mentioned in this report at all. How the Report is organized: The report is organized alphabetically by Supervisory Union. The schools within the Supervisory Union are listed by School name, followed by the total for all of the schools in the Supervisory Union. Column Headings 1. Supervisory Union 2. School 3. Number of students approved for free meals 4. Number of students approved for reduced price meals 5. Enrollment in the school lunch program as of October. Note: This may be different from school enrollment because students may be included in the lunch program even though they are not enrolled in the school. 6. Percent of students enrolled in the lunch program who are eligible for free and reduced price school meals Statewide Average: The statewide total enrollment in school lunch programs is 90,311. The total number of students eligible for free and reduced price meals is 36,728. Therefore, the statewide average eligibility is 40.67%. 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 1 Vermont Agency of Education Child Nutrition Programs Free and Reduced Eligibility for Fiscal Year 2014 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Addison Central SU Bingham Memorial School 13 0 87 14.94% Bridport Central School 50 9 94 62.77% Mary Hogan School 172 37 454 46.04% Middlebury UHS #3 156 61 603 35.99% Middlebury Union Middle School 81 21 301 33.89% Ripton Elementary School 11 0 44 25% Salisbury Community School 39 5 104 42.31% Shoreham Elementary School 29 9 68 55.88% Weybridge Elementary School 8 2 50 20% Totals: Addison Central SU 559 144 1805 38.95% Addison Northeast Supervisory Union Beeman Elementary School 16 14 96 31.25% Bristol Elementary School 95 30 264 47.30% Lincoln Community School 32 13 126 35.71% Monkton Central School 43 7 147 34.01% Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School 191 72 759 34.65% Robinson Elementary School 55 17 157 45.86% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 2 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Totals: Addison Northeast Supervisory Union 432 153 1549 37.77% Addison Northwest SU Addison Central School 10 15 69 36.23% Ferrisburgh Central School 47 13 192 31.25% Vergennes UHSD #5 130 43 525 32.95% Vergennes Union Elementary School #44 100 19 256 46.48% Totals: Addison Northwest SU 287 90 1042 36.18% Addison Rutland SU Benson Village School 56 12 114 59.65% Castleton Elementary School 111 13 271 45.76% Castleton Village School 40 7 123 38.21% Fair Haven Graded School 208 13 346 63.87% Fair Haven UHS #16 185 27 472 44.92% Orwell 41 8 111 44.14% Totals: Addison Rutland SU 641 80 1437 50.17% Austine School for the Deaf Austine School for the Deaf 13 2 39 38.46% Totals: Austine School for the Deaf 13 2 39 38.46% Barre SU Barre City Elementary & Middle School 545 79 973 64.13% Barre Town Elementary and Middle School 238 44 791 35.65% Spaulding High School 309 73 1020 37.45% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 3 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Totals: Barre SU 1092 196 2784 46.26% Battenkill Valley SU Arlington Memorial High School 91 25 221 52.49% Fisher Elementary School 101 17 224 52.68% Totals: Battenkill Valley SU 192 42 445 52.58% Bennington-Rutland SU Currier Memorial School 48 7 105 52.38% Flood Brook School 64 15 276 28.62% Manchester Elementary/Middle School 117 31 421 35.15% Mettawee Community UD #47 85 19 197 52.79% Sunderland Elementary School 18 7 66 37.88% The Dorset School 43 6 180 27.22% Totals: Bennington-Rutland SU 375 85 1245 36.95% Bishop John A. Marshall School Bishop John A. Marshall School 15 5 118 16.95% Totals: Bishop John A. Marshall School 15 5 118 16.95% Blue Mountain School District Blue Mountain Union School 231 44 432 63.66% Totals: Blue Mountain School District 231 44 432 63.66% Brookhaven Learning Center Brookhaven Learning Center 13 0 17 76.47% Totals: Brookhaven Learning Center 13 0 17 76.47% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 4 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Burlington School District Baird 33 1 44 77.27% Burlington High School 548 54 1099 54.78% Champlain Elementary 100 10 327 33.64% CP Smith School 150 20 308 55.19% Edmunds Elementary 146 16 359 45.13% Edmunds Middle School 146 10 395 39.49% EEE 10 1 17 64.71% Flynn Elementary 177 25 362 55.8% Hunt Middle School 200 31 382 60.47% Integrated Arts Academy at HOWheeler 234 3 300 79% Elementary ONTOP School 47 1 63 76.19% Sustainability Academy at Lawrence Barnes 173 8 223 81.17% Youth Build 10 0 10 100% Totals: Burlington School District 1974 180 3889 55.39% Burr and Burton Academy Burr and Burton Academy 88 24 666 16.82% Totals: Burr and Burton Academy 88 24 666 16.82% Caledonia Central SU Barnet Elementary School 66 19 191 44.5% Danville School 82 33 329 34.95% Peacham Elementary School 10 7 42 40.48% Walden School 54 5 101 58.42% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 5 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Totals: Caledonia Central SU 212 64 663 41.63% Caledonia North SU Burke School 86 26 203 55.17% Lyndon Town School 247 80 444 73.65% Newark Street School 26 6 58 55.17% Sutton Village School 50 10 101 59.41% UD #37 Millers Run School 57 16 116 62.93% Totals: Caledonia North SU 466 138 922 65.51% Centerpoint Adolescent Treatment Center Centerpoint School 25 6 38 81.58% Totals: Centerpoint Adolescent Treatment Center 25 6 38 81.58% Chittenden Central SU Albert D. Lawton School 60 24 352 23.86% Essex High School 259 84 1521 22.55% Hiawatha School 51 9 227 26.43% Summit School 51 12 227 27.75% Thomas Fleming School 42 13 229 24.02% Westford Elementary School 23 6 178 16.29% Totals: Chittenden Central SU 486 148 2734 23.19% Chittenden East SU Brewster Pierce Memorial School 28 5 137 24.09% Browns River Middle School 50 13 414 15.22% Camels Hump Middle School 71 17 381 23.1% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 6 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Jericho Elementary 36 4 254 15.75% Mt. Mansfield Union High School 87 35 859 14.2% Richmond Elementary School 56 8 265 24.15% Smilie Memorial School 22 3 62 40.32% Underhill Central School 20 6 155 16.77% Underhill I.D. Elementary 13 4 97 17.53% Totals: Chittenden East SU 383 95 2624 18.22% Chittenden South SU Champlain Valley Union High School 144 15 1278 12.44% Charlotte Central School 35 12 372 12.63% Hinesburg Community School 104 8 523 21.41% Jean Garvin School 6 0 25 24% Shelburne Community School 98 5 764 13.48% Williston Schools 174 18 1060 18.11% Totals: Chittenden South SU 561 58 4022 15.39% Christ the King School Christ the King School 19 0 238 7.98% Totals: Christ the King School 19 0 238 7.98% Colchester Town School District Colchester High School 105 35 713 19.64% Colchester Middle School 104 27 449 29.18% Malletts Bay School 129 40 463 36.5% Porters Point School 86 8 262 35.88% 2014 Free & Reduced Eligibility Report 7 Supervisory Union School Free Reduced Enroll % Low Income Union Memorial School 71 15 243 35.39% Totals: Colchester Town School District 495 125 2130 29.11% Community House, Inc. Community House Residence 8 0 8 100% Community Schoolhouse 29 1 33 90.91% Totals: Community House, Inc. 37 1 41 92.68% Elm Hill Inc.
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