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Meals Served in the Summer Food Service Program in 2019 Oregon Department of Education Meals Served in the Summer Food Service Program 2019 version 0 - released 1/24/2020 AM PM Sponsor Site Breakfast Snacks Lunches Snacks Suppers Operating Avg. Daily County Sponsor Name Site Name UID UID s Served Served Served Served Served Days Participation Baker Baker SD 5J Baker Middle School 102001 10016 51 - - - - 10 5 Baker Baker SD 5J Brooklyn Elementary 102001 10017 3,211 - 4,010 - - 52 77 Baker Baker SD 5J Geiser Pullman Park 102001 15403 - - 2,397 - - 50 48 Baker Baker SD 5J Sam-O-Swim Center (YMCA Pool) 102001 15264 - - - 2,734 - 52 53 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Adair Village 203003 13588 - - 1,268 - - 43 29 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Boys & Girls Club 203003 12325 - - - - 4,954 43 115 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Clemens Primary School 203003 14698 - - 2,277 - - 41 56 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Corvallis Public Library 203003 14699 - - 1,152 - - 44 26 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Garfield Elem 203003 10178 - - 4,096 - - 44 93 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Lancaster Bridge 203003 12326 - - 1,274 - - 43 30 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Lincoln Elem 203003 10183 - - 1,379 - - 29 48 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Orchard Court 203003 16107 - - 1,092 - - 43 25 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Osborn Aquatic Center 203003 15455 4,223 - 6,698 - - 44 152 Benton Corvallis SD 509J OSU KidSpirit 203003 14487 - - 4,911 - - 44 112 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Philomath City Library 203003 14490 - - 1,754 - - 44 40 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Scout Camp 203003 14919 - - 391 - - 4 98 Benton Corvallis SD 509J Wilson Elem 203003 10185 118 - 2,587 - - 44 59 Benton Monroe SD Monroe High 213001 10187 1,138 - 1,499 - - 23 65 Clackamas Canby SD 86 Baker Prairie Middle School 303003 13754 671 - 2,913 - - 16 182 Clackamas Canby SD 86 Canby Public Library, Wait Park 303003 15383 - - 583 - - 15 39 Clackamas Canby SD 86 Knight Elem 303003 10203 - - 746 - - 23 32 Clackamas Canby SD 86 Trost Elem 303003 10204 2,108 - 4,572 - - 16 286 Clackamas Estacada SD Barton Church 305002 14787 - - 270 - - 4 68 Clackamas Estacada SD Eagle Creek Mobil Estates 305002 14687 - - 1,220 - - 39 31 Clackamas Estacada SD Estacada Community Center 305002 14772 - - 512 - - 39 13 Clackamas Estacada SD Estacada High 305002 10211 - - 444 - - 25 18 Clackamas Estacada SD Estacada Skate Park/Library 305002 15067 - - 1,374 - - 39 35 Clackamas Estacada SD Estacada Village Apartments 305002 16239 - - 111 - - 39 3 Clackamas Estacada SD River Mill Elem 305002 10215 1,308 - 2,164 - - 39 55 Gladstone Center for Children and Clackamas Gladstone SD 115 Families (GCCF) 307001 14405 - - 2,892 - - 42 69 Clackamas Gladstone SD 115 Meldrum Bar Park 307001 16274 - - 7 - - 5 1 Clackamas Gladstone SD 115 Walter L Kraxberger Middle 307001 10217 - - 395 - - 11 36 Clackamas Molalla River SD 35 Molalla Elem 313001 10239 2,021 - 2,738 - - 15 183 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Ardenwald Elem 314001 10250 807 - 1,431 - - 44 33 1 Oregon Department of Education Meals Served in the Summer Food Service Program 2019 version 0 - released 1/24/2020 AM PM Sponsor Site Breakfast Snacks Lunches Snacks Suppers Operating Avg. Daily County Sponsor Name Site Name UID UID s Served Served Served Served Served Days Participation Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Lewelling Elem 314001 10256 119 - 135 - - 6 23 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 New Urban High School 314001 13196 1,279 - 2,035 - - 38 54 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Oak Grove Elem 314001 10262 105 - 103 - - 6 18 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Oak Lodge Library 314001 15935 - - 321 - - 7 46 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Riverside Elem 314001 10264 198 - 217 - - 6 36 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Town Center Station 314001 14734 - - 757 - - 22 34 Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Whitcomb Elem 314001 10267 558 - 729 - - 21 35 Wichita Center for Family & Clackamas North Clackamas SD 12 Community 314001 15906 - - 839 - - 32 26 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Candy Lane Elem 315002 10279 - - 1,032 - - 48 22 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Eastham 315002 14056 2,832 - 3,668 - - 48 76 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Gardiner Middle 315002 10276 868 - 2,017 - - 48 42 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Holcomb Elem 315002 10281 - - 572 - - 31 18 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Kingsbury Heights Apartments 315002 15928 - - 2,261 - - 48 47 Clackamas Oregon City SD 62 Rivercrest Park 315002 15835 - - 1,482 - - 48 31 Salvation Army-Camp Kuratli, Clackamas The Camp Kuratli 2619003 12323 1,572 - 1,354 328 1,620 32 51 Clatsop Astoria SD Astoria High School 401002 10008 162 - 441 - - 20 22 Clatsop Astoria SD Astoria Parks & Recreation Day Camp 401002 15570 - - 439 - - 44 10 Clatsop Astoria SD Emerald Heights 401002 14429 - - 698 - - 44 16 Clatsop Astoria SD Lewis and Clark Elementary 401002 10012 1,322 - 1,324 - - 19 70 Clatsop Astoria SD Peter Pan Park 401002 14965 - - 462 - - 44 11 Clatsop Astoria SD Tapiola Park 401002 14483 - - 498 - - 44 11 Clatsop Jewell SD 8 Jewell School 410001 10315 - - 1,074 - - 38 28 Clatsop Jewell SD 8 Nehalem Valley Church 410001 15274 - - 205 - - 7 29 Clatsop Seaside SD 10 Broadway Middle 419001 10319 - - 2,594 - - 48 54 Clatsop Warrenton-Hammond SD 30 Old Hammond Library 423001 15973 - - 745 - - 44 17 Clatsop Warrenton-Hammond SD 30 Warrenton Grade School 423001 10324 - - 2,098 - - 53 40 Clatsop Warrenton-Hammond SD 30 Warrenton Library 423001 15608 - - 80 - - 44 2 Community Action Team, Inc - Columbia Head Start Clatskanie 503004 13440 - - 676 - - 30 23 Community Action Team, Inc - Columbia Head Start Clatskanie City Park 503004 16280 - - 2,265 - - 45 50 Community Action Team, Inc - Columbia Head Start Solhaven Apartments 503004 16279 - - 319 - - 44 7 2 Oregon Department of Education Meals Served in the Summer Food Service Program 2019 version 0 - released 1/24/2020 AM PM Sponsor Site Breakfast Snacks Lunches Snacks Suppers Operating Avg. Daily County Sponsor Name Site Name UID UID s Served Served Served Served Served Days Participation Columbia Rainier SD 13 Alston Corner Assembly of God 518001 15631 - - 242 - - 4 61 Columbia Rainier SD 13 Brian Cliff Complex 518001 14427 - - - - 1,248 39 32 Columbia Rainier SD 13 Hudson Park Elem/Rainier High 518001 10332 648 - 2,175 - - 45 48 Columbia Rainier SD 13 PGE - Trojan Park 518001 14426 - - 471 - - 5 94 Columbia Rainier SD 13 Rainier Assembly of God 518001 15843 - - 57 - - 5 11 Columbia Rainier SD 13 Riverside Church 518001 15611 - - 989 - - 40 25 Columbia St. Helens SD 502 Campbell Park 519003 14716 - - 3,245 - - 41 79 Columbia St. Helens SD 502 Columbia City School 519003 10343 66 - 56 - - 7 9 Columbia St. Helens SD 502 Lewis & Clark Elem 519003 10344 2,291 - 5,801 - - 41 141 Columbia St. Helens SD 502 St. Helens Rec. Center 519003 16253 1,056 - 1,093 - - 55 20 Columbia Vernonia SD 47J Grace Family Fellowship 522001 15222 - - 4,180 - - 47 89 Columbia Vernonia SD 47J Vernonia Public Library 522001 15301 - 71 - 30 - 43 2 Coos Bandon SD 54 Bandon City Park 602001 16076 - - 2,291 - - 38 60 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Bayway Mobile Park 603004 15257 - - 493 - - 44 11 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Blossom Gulch Elem 603004 10359 - - 1,763 - - 44 40 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Charleston Community Church 603004 15256 - - 297 - - 44 7 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Eastside Park 603004 16272 - - 408 - - 44 9 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Madison Elem 603004 10363 - - 771 - - 44 18 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Taylor Wasson Park 603004 15933 - - 884 - - 44 20 Coos Coos Bay SD 009 Woodland Apartments 603004 15262 - - 1,571 - - 44 36 Coos Coquille Indian Tribe Tribal Center-Head Start 603006 12882 856 - 1,029 - - 49 21 Coos Coquille SD 5th Street Park 603005 16042 - - 436 - - 48 9 Coos Coquille SD Coquille Library/Pool 603005 15798 - - 925 - - 48 19 Coos Coquille SD Coquille Valley Elementary 603005 15501 - - 366 - - 48 8 Coos Coquille SD Lehnherr Park aka Skate Park 603005 15802 - - 186 - - 48 4 Coos Coquille SD Lincoln Elementary 603005 10057 - - 384 - - 48 8 Coos Coquille SD Myrtle Point Library 603005 15801 - - 434 - - 48 9 Coos Coquille SD Powers Library 603005 15830 - - 742 - - 48 15 Coos Coquille SD Rotary Park 603005 15803 - - 436 - - 48 9 Coos North Bend SD 13 Airport Housing Complex 614001 13521 - - 1,377 - - 42 33 Coos North Bend SD 13 Airport Park 614001 13520 - - 1,147 - - 42 27 Coos North Bend SD 13 Barrone Park Gazebo 614001 14128 - - 726 - - 42 17 Coos North Bend SD 13 Boynton Park 614001 14685 - - 1,402 - - 42 33 Coos North Bend SD 13 Boys & Girls Club-SWOYA 614001 12673 1,613 - 3,167 - - 43 74 Coos North Bend SD 13 Cedar Grove 614001 14875 - - 319 - - 42 8 3 Oregon Department of Education Meals Served in the Summer Food Service Program 2019 version 0 - released 1/24/2020 AM PM Sponsor Site Breakfast Snacks Lunches Snacks Suppers Operating Avg. Daily County Sponsor Name Site Name UID UID s Served Served Served Served Served Days Participation Coos North Bend SD 13 Circle Drive Reedsport High 614001 14107 - - 243 - - 42 6 Coos North Bend SD 13 Ferry Street Park 614001 14686 - - 746 - - 42 18 Coos North Bend SD 13 First Baptist Church 614001 15839 - - 199 - - 5 40 Coos North Bend SD 13 Forest Hills Apartment Complex 614001 14106 - - 1,146 - - 42 27 Coos North Bend SD 13 Gardiner Fire Department 614001 15629 - - 314 - - 42 7 Coos North Bend SD 13 Hawthorne Complex 614001 14101 - - 294 - - 42 7 Coos North Bend SD 13 Henderson Park (Reedsport) 614001 12674 - - 888 - - 42 21 Coos North Bend SD 13 Hillcrest Elem 614001 10377 - - 553 - - 42 13 Coos North Bend SD 13 Lake Empire Apt. 614001 14683 - - 645 - - 42 15 Coos North Bend SD 13 Lake Side County Park 614001 13525 - - 597 - - 42 14 Coos North Bend SD 13 North Bend Sr High 614001 10374 2,084 - 2,121 - - 42 51 Coos
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