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Oklahoma TANF Counts 1 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2013 October 2014 October 2013 Number of Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 Number of Children Ages 5-17 State County Name of Children Ages 5-17 Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty in Families Above Poverty State Code Code County In Foster Homes In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 40001 ADAIR 50 OK 40 40003 ALFALFA 4 OK 40 40005 ATOKA 36 1 OK 40 40007 BEAVER 3 OK 40 40009 BECKHAM 36 OK 40 40011 BLAINE 19 1 OK 40 40013 BRYAN 61 OK 40 40015 CADDO 26 OK 40 40017 CANADIAN 190 1 OK 40 40019 CARTER 69 OK 40 40021 CHEROKEE 47 OK 40 40023 CHOCTAW 28 4 OK 40 40025 CIMARRON 4 OK 40 40027 CLEVELAND 257 4 OK 40 40029 COAL 6 OK 40 40031 COMANCHE 184 OK 40 40033 COTTON 23 OK 40 40035 CRAIG 5 3 OK 40 40037 CREEK 144 1 OK 40 40039 CUSTER 26 OK 40 40041 DELAWARE 38 OK 40 40043 DEWEY 1 OK 40 40045 ELLIS 2 OK 40 40047 GARFIELD 79 1 OK 40 40049 GARVIN 24 OK 40 40051 GRADY 56 OK 40 40053 GRANT 6 OK 40 40055 GREER 11 OK 40 40057 HARMON 2 OK 40 40059 HARPER OK 40 40061 HASKELL 29 OK 40 40063 HUGHES 35 1 OK 40 40065 JACKSON 23 1 OK 40 40067 JEFFERSON 1 OK 40 40069 JOHNSTON 20 OK 40 40071 KAY 57 OK 40 40073 KINGFISHER 17 OK 40 40075 KIOWA 11 1 OK 40 40077 LATIMER 11 OK 40 40079 LE FLORE 52 OK 40 40081 LINCOLN 76 1 OK 40 40083 LOGAN 92 OK 40 40085 LOVE 4 OK 40 40087 MCCLAIN 32 1 2 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2013 October 2014 October 2013 Number of Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 Number of Children Ages 5-17 State County Name of Children Ages 5-17 Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty in Families Above Poverty State Code Code County In Foster Homes In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 40089 MCCURTAIN 66 OK 40 40091 MCINTOSH 41 OK 40 40093 MAJOR 7 OK 40 40095 MARSHALL 19 1 OK 40 40097 MAYES 42 OK 40 40099 MURRAY 20 OK 40 40101 MUSKOGEE 142 OK 40 40103 NOBLE 19 OK 40 40105 NOWATA 11 OK 40 40107 OKFUSKEE 33 1 OK 40 40109 OKLAHOMA 1,020 33 OK 40 40111 OKMULGEE 31 1 OK 40 40113 OSAGE 54 1 OK 40 40115 OTTAWA 28 OK 40 40117 PAWNEE 17 5 OK 40 40119 PAYNE 55 OK 40 40121 PITTSBURG 80 2 OK 40 40123 PONTOTOC 77 OK 40 40125 POTTAWATOMIE 136 2 OK 40 40127 PUSHMATAHA 36 OK 40 40129 ROGER MILLS 6 OK 40 40131 ROGERS 51 5 OK 40 40133 SEMINOLE 64 OK 40 40135 SEQUOYAH 64 1 OK 40 40137 STEPHENS 27 OK 40 40139 TEXAS 6 OK 40 40141 TILLMAN 2 OK 40 40143 TULSA 702 2 OK 40 40145 WAGONER 48 1 OK 40 40147 WASHINGTON 74 1 OK 40 40149 WASHITA 13 OK 40 40151 WOODS 13 OK 40 40153 WOODWARD 9 TOTAL FOR STATE 0 4,910 0 77 3 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2014 Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 State Name of Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty State Code LEA Code Local Educational Agency (LEA) In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 4000013 Timberlake Public Schools OK 40 4000014 Burns Flat-Dill City Schools OK 40 4000015 Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified Schools OK 40 4000020 Frontier Public Schools OK 40 4000021 Oklahoma Union Public Schools OK 40 4000032 Hydro-Eakly Public Schools OK 40 4000782 Graham-Dustin Public Schools OK 40 4002370 Achille Public Schools OK 40 4002430 Ada Public Schools OK 40 4002460 Adair Public Schools OK 40 4002520 Afton Public Schools OK 40 4002550 Agra Public Schools OK 40 4002580 Albion Public School OK 40 4002670 Alex Public Schools OK 40 4002720 Aline-Cleo Public Schools OK 40 4002760 Allen Public Schools OK 40 4002790 Allen-Bowden Public School OK 40 4002850 Altus Public Schools OK 40 4002880 Alva Public Schools OK 40 4002910 Amber-Pocasset Public Schools OK 40 4003000 Anadarko Public Schools OK 40 4003010 Anderson Public School OK 40 4003060 Antlers Public Schools OK 40 4003120 Arapaho Public Schools OK 40 4003180 Ardmore Public Schools OK 40 4003210 Arkoma Public Schools OK 40 4003240 Arnett Public Schools OK 40 4003300 Asher Public Schools OK 40 4003360 Atoka Public Schools OK 40 4003450 Avant Public School OK 40 4003510 Balko Public Schools OK 40 4003540 Banner Public School OK 40 4003570 Barnsdall Public Schools OK 40 4003630 Bartlesville Public Schools OK 40 4003660 Battiest Public Schools OK 40 4003690 Bearden Public School OK 40 4003750 Beaver Public Schools OK 40 4003810 Beggs Public Schools OK 40 4003840 Belfonte Public School OK 40 4003930 Bennington Public Schools OK 40 4004020 Berryhill Public Schools OK 40 4004110 Bethany Public Schools OK 40 4004230 Bethel Public Schools OK 40 4004350 Big Pasture Public Schools 4 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2014 Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 State Name of Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty State Code LEA Code Local Educational Agency (LEA) In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 4004360 Billings Public Schools OK 40 4004470 Bishop Public School OK 40 4004500 Bixby Public Schools OK 40 4004630 Blackwell Public Schools OK 40 4004650 Blair Public Schools OK 40 4004680 Blanchard Public Schools OK 40 4004830 Bluejacket Public Schools OK 40 4004860 Boise City Public Schools OK 40 4004950 Bokoshe Public Schools OK 40 4005010 Boone-Apache Public Schools OK 40 4005040 Boswell Public Schools OK 40 4005130 Bowlegs Public Schools OK 40 4005160 Bowring Public School OK 40 4005280 Braggs Public Schools OK 40 4005340 Bray-Doyle Public Schools OK 40 4005400 Bridge Creek Public Schools OK 40 4005430 Briggs Public School OK 40 4005460 Bristow Public Schools OK 40 4005490 Broken Arrow Public Schools OK 40 4005520 Broken Bow Public Schools OK 40 4005580 Brushy Public School OK 40 4005760 Buffalo Public Schools OK 40 4005820 Buffalo Valley Public Schools OK 40 4005910 Burlington Public Schools OK 40 4006000 Butner Public Schools OK 40 4006030 Byars Public School OK 40 4006060 Byng Public Schools OK 40 4006120 Cache Public Schools OK 40 4006150 Caddo Public Schools OK 40 4006180 Calera Public Schools OK 40 4006240 Calumet Public Schools OK 40 4006270 Calvin Public Schools OK 40 4006330 Cameron Public Schools OK 40 4006390 Canadian Public Schools OK 40 4006420 Caney Public Schools OK 40 4006480 Canton Public Schools OK 40 4006510 Canute Public Schools OK 40 4006630 Carnegie Public Schools OK 40 4006690 Carney Public Schools OK 40 4006810 Cashion Public Schools OK 40 4006850 Okemah Public Schools OK 40 4006870 Catoosa Public Schools OK 40 4006930 Cave Springs Public Schools OK 40 4006960 Cement Public Schools 5 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2014 Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 State Name of Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty State Code LEA Code Local Educational Agency (LEA) In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 4007140 Central Public Schools OK 40 4007170 Central High Public Schools OK 40 4007290 Chandler Public Schools OK 40 4007320 Chattanooga Public Schools OK 40 4007350 Checotah Public Schools OK 40 4007380 Chelsea Public Schools OK 40 4007410 Cherokee Public Schools OK 40 4007500 Cheyenne Public Schools OK 40 4007560 Chickasha Public Schools OK 40 4007620 Choctaw/Nicoma Park Schools OK 40 4007670 Chouteau-Mazie Public Schools OK 40 4007710 Cimarron Public Schools OK 40 4007740 Claremore Public Schools OK 40 4007800 Clayton Public Schools OK 40 4008010 Cleora Public School OK 40 4008040 Cleveland Public Schools OK 40 4008070 Clinton Public Schools OK 40 4008130 Coalgate Public Schools OK 40 4008220 Colbert Public Schools OK 40 4008250 Colcord Public Schools OK 40 4008310 Coleman Public Schools OK 40 4008370 Collinsville Public Schools OK 40 4008460 Comanche Public Schools OK 40 4008490 Commerce Public Schools OK 40 4008610 Copan Public Schools OK 40 4008640 Cordell Public Schools OK 40 4008730 Cottonwood Public School OK 40 4008790 Covington-Douglas Schools OK 40 4008850 Coweta Public Schools OK 40 4008940 Coyle Public Schools OK 40 4009000 Crescent Public Schools OK 40 4009060 Crooked Oak Public Schools OK 40 4009090 Crowder Public Schools OK 40 4009150 Crutcho Public School OK 40 4009240 Cushing Public Schools OK 40 4009300 Cyril Public Schools OK 40 4009360 Dahlonegah Public School OK 40 4009390 Dale Public Schools OK 40 4009420 Darlington Public School OK 40 4009450 Davenport Public Schools OK 40 4009480 Davidson Public Schools OK 40 4009510 Davis Public Schools OK 40 4009570 Deer Creek Public Schools OK 40 4009720 Denison Public School 6 Number of children ages 5 - 17, inclusive in foster homes and in families above poverty receiving assistance under TANF NAME OF STATE: OKLAHOMA October 2014 October 2014 Number of Number of Children Ages 5-17 State Name of Children Ages 5-17 in Families Above Poverty State Code LEA Code Local Educational Agency (LEA) In Foster Homes Receiving Payments Under TANF OK 40 4009750 Depew Public Schools OK 40 4009780 Dewar Public Schools OK 40 4009810 Dewey Public Schools OK 40 4009870 Dibble Public Schools OK 40 4009910 Dickson Public Schools OK 40 4010050 Dover Public Schools OK 40 4010170 Drummond Public Schools OK 40 4010200 Drumright Public Schools OK 40 4010260 Duke Public Schools OK 40 4010290
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