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2020 CEP Data.Pdf 06-12-2020 1.46MB Maryland State Department of Education School and Community Nutrition Programs Local Educational Agencies Agency Name Site Type Site No. Site Name Site Address Site City County Site Zip CEP School % CEP ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0301 FLINTSTONE SCHOOL 22000 NATIONAL PIKE NE FLINTSTONE ALLEGANY 21530 54.05% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0401 SOUTH PENN ELEMENTARY 500 E SECOND ST CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 94.18% Y JOHN HUMBIRD ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0402 120 MARY STREET CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 100% Y ELEMENTARY ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0405 FT HILL HIGH 500 GREENWAY AVE CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 55.37% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0406 WASHINGTON MIDDLE 200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 65.54% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0502 NORTHEAST ELEMENTARY 11001 FOREST AVE NE CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 58.36% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0504 BRADDOCK MIDDLE 909 HOLLAND ST CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 58.23% N CENTER FOR CAREER & ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0601 14211 MCMULLEN HWY SW CRESAPTOWN ALLEGANY 21502 57.54% N TECH EDUC ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0603 WEST SIDE ELEMENTARY 425 PACA ST CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 80.66% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0606 ALLEGANY HIGH 900 SETON DRIVE CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 41.46% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0701 CRESAPTOWN ELEMENTARY 13202 SIXTH AVE CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 61.31% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0702 BEL AIR ELEMENTARY 14401 BARTON BLVD CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 44.09% N WESTERNPORT ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0801 172 CHURCH ST WESTERNPORT ALLEGANY 21562 81.21% Y ELEMENTARY 16915 LWR. GEORGES CREEK ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 0802 WESTMAR MIDDLE LONACONING ALLEGANY 21539 74.94% N ROAD GEORGE'S CREEK 15600 LOWER GEORGES ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 1001 LONACONING ALLEGANY 21539 88.08% Y ELEMENTARY CREEK RD ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 1101 FROST ELEMENTARY 260 SHAW ST FROSTBURG ALLEGANY 21532 22.97% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 1301 MT SAVAGE MIDDLE 13201 NEW SCHOOL RD NW MOUNT SAVAGE ALLEGANY 21545 40% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 1302 MT SAVAGE ELEMENTARY 13201 NEW SCHOOL ROAD MT SAVAGE ALLEGANY 21545 65.83% N ECKHART ALTERNATIVE ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 2401 17000 NATIONAL HIGHWAY SW FROSTBURG ALLEGANY 21532 99.05% N PROGRAM MOUNTAIN RIDGE HIGH 100 DR. NANCY S. GRASMICK ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 2404 FROSTBURG ALLEGANY 21532 42.94% N SCHOOL LANE ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 2801 BEALL ELEMENTARY EAST COLLEGE AVENUE FROSTBURG ALLEGANY 21532 50.36% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 2901 CASH VALLEY 10601 CASH VALLEY RD NW CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 68.24% N ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 2902 PARKSIDE SCHOOL 50 PARKSIDE BLVD LAVALE ALLEGANY 21502 54.65% N TRANSITION PROGRAM AT ALLEGANY CO PUB SCH PUBS 5556 10100 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY 21502 20% N CUMBERLAND TOTALS Num. Sites: 24 60.94% 4 ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1023 BROOKLYN PARK MIDDLE 200 HAMMONDS LANE BALTIMORE ANNE ARUNDEL 21225 30.79% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1033 GLEN BURNIE SENIOR HIGH 7550 BALTO-ANNAPOLIS BLVD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 26.39% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1043 CORKRAN MIDDLE SCHOOL 7600 QUARTERFIELD RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 34.88% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1053 LINDALE MIDDLE 415 ANDOVER ROAD LINTHICUM ANNE ARUNDEL 21090 27.82% N Agency Name Site Type Site No. Site Name Site Address Site City County Site Zip CEP School % CEP ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1063 MARLEY MIDDLE 10 DAVIS COURT GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 41.09% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1082 BELLE GROVE ELEMENTARY 4502 BELLE GROVE ROAD BALTIMORE ANNE ARUNDEL 21225 43.73% N BROOKLYN PARK ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1092 200 14TH AVE BROOKLYN ANNE ARUNDEL 21225 39.29% N ELEMENTARY FERNDALE EARLY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1102 105 PACKARD AVE GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 51.58% N EDUCATION CENTER GEORGE CROMWELL ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1112 221 OLEN DRIVE GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 23.76% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1122 FREETOWN ELEMENTARY 7904 FREETOWN RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 45.67% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1132 GLENDALE ELEMENTARY 105 CARROLL RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 39.40% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1142 HILLTOP ELEMENTARY 415 MELROSE AVE GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 52.71% N LINTHICUM ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1152 LINTHICUM ELEMENTARY 101 SCHOOL LN ANNE ARUNDEL 21090 15.14% N HEIGHTS ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1162 MARLEY ELEMENTARY 715 COOPER ROAD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 33.35% N 615 WEST FURNACE BRANCH ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1172 NORTH GLEN ELEMENTARY GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 41.29% N RD ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1182 OAKWOOD ELEMENTARY 330 OAK MANOR DR GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 37.89% N NORTH ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1192 OVERLOOK ELEMENTARY 401 HAMPTON RD ANNE ARUNDEL 21090 28.78% N LINTHICUM ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1202 PARK ELEMENTARY 201 E 11TH AVE BALTIMORE ANNE ARUNDEL 21225 50.09% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1212 POINT PLEASANT ELEM 1035 DUMBARTON RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 33.47% N QUARTERFIELD ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1232 7967 QUARTERFIELD RD SEVERN ANNE ARUNDEL 21144 22.27% N ELEMENTARY RICHARD HENRY LEE ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1242 ELEMENTARY @ CORKRAN 7600 QUARTERFIELD ROAD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 30.55% N MIDDLE ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1262 WOODSIDE ELEMENTARY 160 FUNKE RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 41.18% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1274 MARLEY GLEN SCHOOL 200 SCOTT AVE GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 27.15% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 1323 NORTH COUNTY HIGH 10 EAST FIRST AVENUE GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21061 25.67% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2013 SEVERNA PARK SR HIGH 60 ROBINSON RD SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 2.97% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2023 NORTHEAST HIGH 1121 DUVALL HWY PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 17.80% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2033 GEORGE FOX MIDDLE 7922 OUTING AVE PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 26.09% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2043 SEVERNA PARK MIDDLE 450 JUMPERS HOLE RD SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 3.41% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2052 ARNOLD ELEMENTARY 95 JOYCE LANE EAST ARNOLD ANNE ARUNDEL 21012 4.10% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2062 BELVEDERE ELEMENTARY 360 BROADWATER RD ARNOLD ANNE ARUNDEL 21012 10.45% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2072 BENFIELD ELEMENTARY 365 LYNWOOD DR SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 0.39% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2082 BODKIN ELEMENTARY 8320 VENTNOR RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 8.09% N CAPE ST CLAIRE ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2092 931 BLUE RIDGE DR ANNAPOLIS ANNE ARUNDEL 21409 3.59% N ELEMENTARY FOLGER MCKINSEY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2102 175 ARUNDEL BEACH ROAD SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 2.08% N ELEMENTARY FORT SMALLWOOD ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2112 1720 POPLAR RIDGE RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 9.21% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2132 HIGH POINT ELEMENTARY 7789 EDGEWOOD AVENUE PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 33.03% N Agency Name Site Type Site No. Site Name Site Address Site City County Site Zip CEP School % CEP ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2142 JACOBSVILLE ELEMENTARY 3801 MOUNTAIN RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 16.06% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2152 JONES ELEMENTARY 122 HOYLE LN SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 3.07% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2162 LAKE SHORE ELEMENTARY 4531 MOUNTAIN RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 13.05% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2172 OAK HILL ELEMENTARY 34 TRUCKHOUSE RD SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 5.60% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2182 PASADENA ELEMENTARY 401 EAST PASADENA ROAD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 10.49% N RIVIERA BEACH ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2192 8515 JENKINS RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 31.59% N ELEMENTARY SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2202 6 RIGGS AVE SEVERNA PARK ANNE ARUNDEL 21146 4.68% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2212 SOLLEY ELEMENTARY 7608 SOLLEY RD GLEN BURNIE ANNE ARUNDEL 21060 19.92% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2222 SUNSET ELEMENTARY 8572 FORT SMALLWOOD RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 23.73% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2243 MAGOTHY RIVER MIDDLE 241 PENINSULA FARM RD ARNOLD ANNE ARUNDEL 21012 5.72% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2273 CHESAPEAKE SR HIGH 4798 MOUNTAIN RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 10.69% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2322 BROADNECK ELEMENTARY 470 SHORE ACRES RD ARNOLD ANNE ARUNDEL 21012 7.23% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2363 BROADNECK SENIOR HIGH 1265 GREEN HOLLY DR ANNAPOLIS ANNE ARUNDEL 21409 6.19% N WINDSOR FARM ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2372 591 BROADNECK RD ANNAPOLIS ANNE ARUNDEL 21409 13.31% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2413 SEVERN RIVER MIDDLE 241 PENINSULA FARM RD ARNOLD ANNE ARUNDEL 21012 7.92% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2423 CHESAPEAKE BAY MIDDLE 4804 MOUNTAIN RD PASADENA ANNE ARUNDEL 21122 13.63% N SHIPLEYS CHOICE ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 2432 310 GOVERNOR STONE PKY MILLERSVILLE ANNE ARUNDEL 21108 0.41% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3013 ARUNDEL SR HIGH 1001 ANNAPOLIS RD GAMBRILLS ANNE ARUNDEL 21054 8.24% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3023 ARUNDEL MIDDLE 1179 HAMMOND LN ODENTON ANNE ARUNDEL 21113 11.69% N ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3033 MACARTHUR MIDDLE 3500 ROCKENBACH ROAD FORT MEADE ANNE ARUNDEL 20755 27.30% N BROCK BRIDGE ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3062 405 BROCK BRIDGE RD LAUREL ANNE ARUNDEL 20724 23.08% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3072 CROFTON ELEMENTARY 1405 DUKE OF KENT DRIVE CROFTON ANNE ARUNDEL 21114 5.20% N CROFTON WOODS ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3082 1750 URBY DR CROFTON ANNE ARUNDEL 21114 1.88% N ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL CO PUB SCH PUBS 3092 SEVEN OAKS ELEMENTARY 1905 TOWN CENTER
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