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CEP Notification Report School Food Authorities - Non NYCDOE School Food Authority Name SFA LEA Code Recipient Agency Name RA LEA Code School Program Provision RA SFA ISP Year Enroll Type ISP A H Schreiber Hebrew Acad Of Rocklan 500402226478 A H Schreiber Hebrew Acad Of Rocklan 500402226478 2019-20 298 None 34.23 34.23 Academy Charter School 280201860934 Academy Charter High School 800000091309 2019-20 503 CEP 39.17 58.62 Academy Charter School 280201860934 Academy Charter School-Uniondale 280202861142 2019-20 250 CEP 46.40 58.62 Academy Charter School 280201860934 Academy Charter School 800000066417 2019-20 376 CEP 77.93 58.62 Academy Charter School 280201860934 Academy Charter School 800000084303 2019-20 362 CEP 47.24 58.62 Academy Charter School 280201860934 Academy Charter School 280201860934 2019-20 482 CEP 82.37 58.62 Ach Tov V'Chesed 331400225751 Ach Tov V'Chesed 331400225751 2019-20 112 CEP 70.54 70.54 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 Achievement First Voyager Charter 331700861086 2019-20 226 CEP 52.65 56.95 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 Achievement First Brownsville Charte 332300860912 2019-20 796 CEP 63.69 56.95 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 2019-20 390 CEP 64.87 56.95 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 Achievement First University Prep 800000086469 2019-20 400 CEP 50.00 56.95 Achievement First Bushwick Charter 333200860906 Achievement First Endeavor Charter 331300860902 2019-20 820 CEP 53.54 56.95 Addison CSD 570101040000 Tuscarora Elementary School 570101040001 2019-20 430 CEP 46.05 41.55 Addison CSD 570101040000 Addison Middle/High School 570101040002 2019-20 556 None 37.05 41.55 Adirondack CSD 410401060000 Boonville Elementary School 410401060004 2019-20 423 None 31.21 36.13 Adirondack CSD 410401060000 Adirondack High School 410401060005 2019-20 634 None 34.54 36.13 Adirondack CSD 410401060000 West Leyden Elementary School 410401060002 2019-20 136 None 42.65 36.13 Afton CSD 080101040000 Afton Elementary School 080101040002 2019-20 536 CEP 48.88 48.88 Ahi Ezer Yeshiva 332100227202 Ahi Ezer Yeshiva 332100227202 2019-20 149 CEP 73.83 73.83 Al Madrasa Al Islamiya 331500629812 Al Madrasa Al Islamiya 331500629812 2019-20 142 None 59.86 59.86 Albany City SD 010100010000 Pine Hills Elementary School 010100010016 2019-20 414 CEP 55.31 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Delaware Community School 010100010018 2019-20 426 CEP 56.10 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 New Scotland Elementary School 010100010019 2019-20 521 CEP 35.70 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 North Albany Academy 010100010020 2019-20 171 CEP 60.82 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 School 21- Opportunity Prog 010100010021 2019-20 147 CEP 86.39 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Albany School Of Humanities 010100010023 2019-20 535 CEP 49.35 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Eagle Point Elementary School 010100010027 2019-20 350 CEP 32.29 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Thomas S O'Brien Acad Of Sci & Tech 010100010028 2019-20 480 CEP 52.92 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Giffen Memorial Elementary School 010100010029 2019-20 533 CEP 73.17 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 William S Hackett Middle School 010100010030 2019-20 639 CEP 55.87 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Albany High School 010100010034 2019-20 2366 CEP 50.13 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Occupational Center 010100010038 2019-20 98 CEP 75.51 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Arbor Hill Elementary School 010100010039 2019-20 380 CEP 68.16 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 P J Schuyler Achievement Academy 010100010043 2019-20 324 CEP 73.15 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Sheridan Prep Academy 010100010044 2019-20 365 CEP 66.58 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Myers Middle School 010100010045 2019-20 609 CEP 57.31 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Edmund J O'Neal MS Of Excellence 010100010050 2019-20 431 CEP 76.10 58.26 Albany City SD 010100010000 Montessori Magnet School 010100010014 2019-20 335 CEP 23.88 58.26 Albany Community Charter School 010100860899 Albany Community Charter School 010100860899 2019-20 449 CEP 35.86 62.08 Albany Community Charter School 010100860899 Albany Comm Charter Middle School 800000076574 2019-20 205 CEP 88.29 62.08 Albany Leadership Charter HS-Girls 010100860960 Albany Leadership Charter HS-Girls 010100860960 2019-20 350 CEP 65.43 65.43 Albion CSD 450101060000 Charles D'Amico High School 450101060003 2019-20 544 None 38.24 48.86 Albion CSD 450101060000 Carl I Bergerson Middle School 450101060005 2019-20 427 None 56.21 48.86 Albion CSD 450101060000 Ronald L Sodoma Elementary School 450101060002 2019-20 815 None 52.15 48.86 Alexandria CSD 220202040000 Alexandria Central Elementary School 220202040001 2019-20 506 None 33.60 33.60 Allegany-Limestone CSD 040302060000 Allegany-Limestone Elementary 040302060002 2019-20 502 None 40.04 40.04 Al-Madinah School 331500629786 Al-Madinah School 331500629786 2019-20 765 CEP 38.95 38.95 Al-Noor School 331500629494 Al-Noor School 331500629494 2019-20 648 CEP 52.93 52.93 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown CSD 460102040000 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elemen 460102040007 2019-20 601 CEP 54.08 50.52 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown CSD 460102040000 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Jr/Sr HS 460102040006 2019-20 560 CEP 46.96 50.52 Amani Public Charter School 660900861000 Amani Public Charter School 660900861000 2019-20 353 CEP 46.74 46.74 Amber Charter School East Harlem 310400860806 Amber Charter School Kingsbridge 321000861074 2019-20 419 CEP 58.71 60.84 Amber Charter School East Harlem 310400860806 Amber Charter School East Harlem 310400860806 2019-20 497 CEP 62.98 60.84 Amherst CSD 140201060000 Amherst Central High School 140201060002 2019-20 898 None 34.30 38.81 Amherst CSD 140201060000 Windermere Blvd School 140201060006 2019-20 846 None 46.69 38.81 Amherst CSD 140201060000 Amherst Middle School 140201060001 2019-20 711 None 35.44 38.81 Amityville UFSD 580106030000 Northwest Elementary School 580106030002 2019-20 680 None 53.68 51.07 Amityville UFSD 580106030000 Park Avenue School 580106030003 2019-20 737 None 53.60 51.07 Amityville UFSD 580106030000 Edmund W Miles Middle School 580106030004 2019-20 668 None 51.80 51.07 Amityville UFSD 580106030000 Amityville Memorial High School 580106030005 2019-20 792 None 47.22 51.07 Amityville UFSD 580106030000 Northeast School 580106030001 2019-20 335 None 33.43 51.07 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 William H Barkley Microsociety 270100010003 2019-20 301 CEP 15.61 18.38 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 R J Mcnulty Academy 270100010006 2019-20 488 CEP 18.44 18.38 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 Wilbur H Lynch Literacy Academy 270100010009 2019-20 826 CEP 20.34 18.38 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 Amsterdam High School 270100010010 2019-20 1200 CEP 17.08 18.38 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 William B Tecler Arts In Education 270100010018 2019-20 490 CEP 20.00 18.38 Amsterdam City SD 270100010000 Marie Curie Inst Of Engin And Comm 270100010019 2019-20 458 CEP 18.78 18.38 Andalusia School 662300625497 Andalusia School 662300625497 2019-20 330 CEP 56.06 56.06 Andes CSD 120102040000 Andes Central School 120102040001 2019-20 73 None 36.99 36.99 Andover CSD 020601040000 Andover School 020601040001 2019-20 306 CEP 37.58 37.58 Arc Rockland Co Chap 500308990003 Prime Time For Kids 500308100009 2019-20 31 None 87.10 87.10 Arc Wayne County Chapter Inc 650101990003 Arc Wayne County Chapter Inc 650101990003 2019-20 137 CEP 37.96 37.96 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Mt Carmel-Holy Rosary School 310400145294 2019-20 183 Provision 2 32.24 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Our Lady Queen Of Angels School 310400145387 2019-20 285 Provision 2 31.93 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Immaculate Conception School 320700145305 2019-20 450 Provision 2 29.78 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Luke School 320700145342 2019-20 239 Provision 2 40.59 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Ignatius School 320800149495 2019-20 80 Provision 2 43.75 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Christ The King School 320900145251 2019-20 268 Provision 2 37.69 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Margaret Mary School 320900145345 2019-20 241 Provision 2 29.88 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Our Lady Of Mt Carmel School 321000145383 2019-20 451 None 37.69 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 Our Lady Of Refuge School 321000145390 2019-20 238 None 46.22 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Philip Neri School 321000145406 2019-20 354 None 30.23 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Simon Stock Elementary School 321000145434 2019-20 230 Provision 2 38.26 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Peter School 662300145172 2019-20 345 Provision 2 43.19 36.91 Archdiocese Of Ny 310100149000 St Thomas Aquinas 800000082134 2019-20 198 Provision 2 38.38 36.91 Argyle CSD 640101040000 Argyle Junior/Senior High School 640101040001 2019-20 478 None 30.54 30.54 Arlington CSD 131601060000 Arthur S May School 131601060001 2019-20 505 None 32.28 32.28 Auburn City SD 050100010000 Casey Park Elementary School 050100010002 2019-20 502 CEP 73.11 52.03 Highlighted LEAs are those whose CEP is ending 6/30/2020. Bolded LEAs are SFAs eligible for a grace year. Italicized LEAs are RAs eligible for a grace year. School Food Authorities - Non NYCDOE School Food Authority Name SFA LEA Code Recipient Agency Name RA LEA Code School Program Provision RA SFA ISP Year Enroll Type ISP Auburn City SD 050100010000 Genesee Street Elementary School 050100010004 2019-20 376 CEP 82.45 52.03 Auburn City SD 050100010000 Herman Avenue Elementary School 050100010005 2019-20 477
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