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Fiscal Year 2006 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Maximum Required Expenditures For Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child Transportation Expenditure For FY 2006 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services*** 2601890 ADAMS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 87,366 17,473 1,344.10 2601920 ADDISON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 125,162 25,032 1,251.62 2601950 ADRIAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 920,438 184,088 1,400.97 2601980 AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 491,113 98,223 1,233.95 2602010 AKRON-FAIRGROVE SCHOOLS 123,669 24,734 1,454.93 2602040 ALBA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 53,120 10,624 1,435.67 2602070 ALBION PUBLIC SCHOOLS 874,759 174,952 1,647.38 2602160 ALCONA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 266,103 53,221 1,478.35 2602190 ALGONAC COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 319,462 63,892 1,196.49 2602220 ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 526,636 105,327 1,382.25 2602520 ALLEN PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 0 0.00 2602550 ALLENDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 137,083 27,417 1,257.64 2602640 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 556,512 111,302 1,423.30 2602670 ALMONT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 65,588 13,118 886.33 2602730 ALPENA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1,140,291 228,058 1,460.04 2602790 ANCHOR BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 260,772 52,154 883.97 2602820 ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2,423,421 484,684 1,343.36 2603060 ARENAC EASTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 153,908 30,782 1,554.63 2603240 ARMADA AREA SCHOOLS 79,970 15,994 908.75 2603270 ARVON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 20,240 4,048 1,445.69 2603480 ASHLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 104,193 20,839 1,488.48 2603510 ATHENS AREA SCHOOLS 131,122 26,224 1,248.79 2603540 ATHERTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 146,243 29,249 1,874.91 2603570 ATLANTA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 234,393 46,879 1,686.28 2603600 AU GRES-SIMS SCHOOL DISTRICT 150,562 30,112 1,490.72 2603660 AUTRAIN-ONOTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2,447 489 815.56 2603690 AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 144,294 28,859 874.51 2600017 BAD AXE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 201,652 40,330 1,390.70 2603810 BALDWIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 738,985 147,797 2,167.11 2603870 BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (VAN BUREN) 656,513 131,303 1,833.84 2603960 BANGOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 0 0 0.00 2603900 BANGOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 268,173 53,635 1,389.50 2603990 BARAGA AREA SCHOOLS 161,272 32,254 1,697.60 2604020 BARK RIVER-HARRIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 143,903 28,781 1,514.77 2604170 BATH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 70,329 14,066 1,496.37 2600005 BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3,377,683 675,537 1,699.04 2604260 BAY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,874,654 574,931 1,552.19 2604290 BEAL CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 28,363 5,673 1,668.42 2604320 BEAR LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 82,214 16,443 1,417.48 2604350 BEAVER ISLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL 0 0 0.00 2604440 BEAVERTON RURAL SCHOOLS 496,900 99,380 1,452.92 2604470 BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 418,400 83,680 1,205.76 2604500 BEECHER COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,557,121 511,424 2,109.84 2604530 BELDING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 464,006 92,801 1,360.72 2604620 BELLAIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 57,538 11,508 1,224.22 2604650 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 168,853 33,771 1,418.93 2604740 BENDLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 340,569 68,114 1,913.31 2604800 BENTLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 114,434 22,887 1,204.57 2604830 BENTON HARBOR AREA SCHOOLS 5,989,850 1,197,970 2,075.49 Fiscal Year 2006 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - MICHIGAN Maximum Required Expenditures For Choice-Related Maximum Per-Child Transportation Expenditure For FY 2006 Title I And Supplemental Supplemental LEA ID District Allocation* Educational Services** Educational Services*** 2604950 BENZIE COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL 441,607 88,321 1,415.41 2605010 BERKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 518,530 103,706 1,211.52 2605100 BERLIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 0 0 0.00 2605430 BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 458,376 91,675 1,364.21 2600006 BESSEMER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 108,415 21,683 1,526.97 2605690 BIG BAY DE NOC SCHOOL DISTRICT 107,885 21,577 1,457.90 2600105 BIG JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,349 470 391.50 2605780 BIG RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 513,706 102,741 1,476.17 2605820 BIRCH RUN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 205,028 41,006 1,242.59 2605850 BIRMINGHAM CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 237,303 47,461 895.48 2606000 BLISSFIELD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 153,771 30,754 1,220.40 2606090 BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 203,402 40,680 884.36 2600009 BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 7F 0 0 0.00 2606270 BLOOMINGDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 570,958 114,192 1,498.58 2606300 BOIS BLANC PINES SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 0 0.00 2606500 BOYNE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 346,475 69,295 1,474.36 2606510 BOYNE FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 45,527 9,105 1,517.55 2606570 BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 262,245 52,449 1,231.20 2606600 BRANDYWINE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 158,539 31,708 1,210.22 2606630 BRECKENRIDGE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 218,655 43,731 1,477.40 2606720 BREITUNG TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 199,068 39,814 1,213.83 2606780 BRIDGEPORT-SPAULDING COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 652,734 130,547 1,870.30 2606840 BRIDGMAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 108,474 21,695 1,192.02 2606870 BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOLS 241,649 48,330 888.42 2606900 BRIMLEY AREA SCHOOLS 112,772 22,554 1,375.26 2606930 BRITTON-MACON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 46,489 9,298 1,192.02 2606960 BRONSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 290,077 58,015 1,387.93 2607040 BROWN CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 301,949 60,390 1,451.68 2607140 BUCHANAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 224,100 44,820 1,295.38 2607170 BUCKLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 100,457 20,091 2,283.11 2607230 BUENA VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 874,320 174,864 1,684.62 2607320 BULLOCK CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 318,461 63,692 1,488.14 2607410 BURR OAK COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 80,104 16,021 1,602.08 2607470 BURT TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 2,096 419 261.98 2607530 BYRON AREA SCHOOLS 90,594 18,119 1,224.24 2607560 BYRON CENTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 104,309 20,862 984.05 2607590 CADILLAC AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 697,952 139,590 1,373.92 2607620 CALEDONIA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 111,263 22,253 904.58 2607710 CAMDEN-FRONTIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 278,841 55,768 1,499.14 2607800 CAPAC COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 179,995 35,999 1,313.83 2607890 CARMAN-AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1,400,367 280,073 1,502.54 2608010 CARNEY-NADEAU PUBLIC SCHOOLS 65,635 13,127 1,491.70 2608040 CARO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 404,016 80,803 1,374.20 2608070 CARROLLTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 210,734 42,147 1,359.58 2608130 CARSON CITY-CRYSTAL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 338,685 67,737 1,472.54 2608160 CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC SCHOOL DISTRICT 182,848 36,570 1,576.27 2608280 CASEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 42,913 8,583 1,192.02 2608400 CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 324,362 64,872 1,398.11 2608430 CASSOPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 473,475 94,695 1,740.72 Fiscal Year 2006 Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies - 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  • Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties

    Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties

    Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS) has increased existing food assistance programs and added new ones (see below) to assist families with children with food during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you need help with food, you may apply for these benefits online. If you don’t already have a MiBridges account, you’ll have to create one first online. DHHS’s client portal web site: Michigan.gov/MIBridges. If you need help resetting your MI Bridges password/username or other technical assistance while using the MIBridges web site to apply for benefits or manage your case, call the Help Desk at 844-799-9876 or read the FAQs by clicking here. The Help Desk is open Monday through Friday from 8:00AM-7:00PM. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) In response to the coronavirus pandemic, as of March 27, Michigan increased all SNAP recipients to the maximum benefit amount and waived the federal work requirement for able-bodied adults without dependents who receive SNAP. Did you know... you can buy seeds and plants that produce food for your household to eat with your EBT/Bridge Card? See a full list of what you can and cannot buy with your EBT/Bridge Card at the web site below: www.fns.usda.gov/snap/eligible-food-items Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) The Pandemic EBT Program (P-EBT) provides supplemental food benefits for families whose children qualify for free or reduced-price school meals. Families with children ages 5-18 who are enrolled in the Michigan Department of Education program that provides free and reduced-price school meals to students are eligible for this benefit.