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SY2010 FFV or Additional PAL Amounts Based on RA's choice of FFV funds or additional PAL funds, here is what each will receive RA # Agency FFV PAL 0101 Dewitt School 0101 $1,549.00 0104 Stuttgart School 0104 $2,001.00 0201 Crosset Schools 0201 $2,007.00 0203 Hamburg School 0203 $2,946.00 0302 Cotter Schools 0302 $624.00 0303 Mountain Home School 0303 $3,713.00 0304 Norfork Schools 0304 $546.00 0401 Bentonville Schools 0401 $8,739.00 0402 Decatur School 0402 $642.00 0403 Gentry School 0403 $1,400.00 0404 Gravette Schools 0404 $1,681.00 0405 Pea Ridge School 0405 $1,247.00 0406 Rogers School 0406 $14,058.00 0407 Siloam Springs Schools 0407 $3,217.00 0410 N.W. Ark. Children's Shelter 0410 $58.00 0412 St.Vincent DePaul School 0412 $352.00 0501 Alpena School 0501 $530.00 0502 Bergman School 0502 $1,151.00 0503 Harrison School 0503 $2,721.00 0504 Lead Hill School 0504 $472.00 0505 Omaha School 0505 $511.00 0506 Valley Springs School 0506 $889.00 0511 Arkansas Baptist Boys Ranch 0511 $95.00 0602 Hermitage School 0602 $582.00 0603 Warren School 0603 $1,517.00 0701 Hampton School 0701 $761.00 0801 Berryville Schools 0801 $1,586.00 0802 Eureka Springs Schools 0802 $665.00 0901 Dermott Public Schools 0901 $753.00 0903 Lakeside School ( Lake Village ) 0903 $1,692.00 905 St. Mary's School (Lake Village) 0905 $141.00 0906 SO AR YSC - SE AR REG 0906 $260.00 1002 Arkadelphia School District 1002 $2,081.00 1003 Gurdon Public Schools 1003 $924.00 1101 Corning School 1101 $1,218.00 1104 Piggott School 1104 $894.00 1105 Rector School 1105 $672.00 1201 Concord School 1201 $659.00 1202 Heber Springs School 1202 $1,481.00 1203 Quitman Schools 1203 $755.00 1204 West Side School (Greers Ferry) 1204 $520.00 1303 Cleveland School District 1303 $860.00 1304 Woodlawn School 1304 $520.00 1401 Emerson School 1401 $635.00 1402 Magnolia School 1402 $2,902.00 1408 SO AR YSC - MAG 1408 $280.00 1501 Nemo Vista School 1501 $548.00 1502 South Conway County Schools 1502 $2,158.00 1503 Wonderview School 1503 $408.00 1504 Sacred Heart Catholic School 1504 $338.00 1601 Bay-Brown School 1601 $488.00 1602 Brookland School 1602 $1,460.00 1605 Riverside School 1605 $839.00 1606 Buffalo Island School 1606 $799.00 1607 Nettleton School 1607 $3,181.00 1608 Valley View School 1608 $2,270.00 1609 Westside Consolidated School District (Jonesboro) 1609 $1,728.00 1610 Blessed Sacrament School 1610 $158.00 1611 Consolidated Youth Services 1611 $289.00 1701 Alma School 1701 $3,275.00 1702 Cedarville Schools 1702 $821.00 1703 Mountainburg School 1703 $762.00 1704 Mulberry School 1704 $476.00 1705 Van Buren School 1705 $5,343.00 1706 Stepping Stone School 1706 $175.00 1802 Earle School 1802 $1,098.00 1803 Marion School 1803 $3,617.00 1804 Turrell School 1804 $447.00 1805 West Memphis School 1805 $7,183.00 1812 East Ar Youth Services 1812 $58.00 1901 Cross County School 1901 $692.00 1903 Wynne Schools 1903 $3,069.00 2002 Fordyce School 2002 $761.00 2005 First Step School ( Fordyce ) 2005 $442.00 2104 Dumas School 2104 $1,638.00 2105 McGehee Schools 2105 $1,352.00 2201 Drew Central School 2201 $957.00 2202 Monticello School 2202 $2,021.00 2205 Ark. Baptist Home for Chldrn. 2205 $130.00 2301 Conway Schools 2301 $6,948.00 2303 Greenbrier School 2303 $2,482.00 2304 Guy-Perkins School 2304 $482.00 2305 Mayflower School 2305 $826.00 2306 Mt. Vernon/Enola School 2306 $535.00 2307 Vilonia Schools 2307 $3,308.00 2308 St. Joseph Catholic School (Conway) 2308 $598.00 2311 Faulkner County Detention Cntr 2311 $159.00 2402 Charleston School 2402 $862.00 2403 County Line School 2403 $517.00 2404 Ozark School 2404 $1,800.00 2501 Mammoth Spring School 2501 $518.00 2502 Salem Consolidated Schools 2502 $905.00 2503 Viola School District 2503 $463.00 2601 Cutter Morning Star School 2601 $727.00 2602 Fountain Lake School 2602 $982.00 2603 Hot Springs School 2603 $3,789.00 2604 Jessieville School 2604 $868.00 2605 Lake Hamilton Schools 2605 $4,215.00 2606 Lakeside School ( Hot Springs ) 2606 $2,096.00 2607 Mountain Pine School 2607 $644.00 2608 St. John's School 2608 $208.00 2609 St. Michael's School 2609 $192.00 2611 Hot Springs Rehab. Center 2611 $404.00 2612 Garland County Juvenile Detention Center 2612 $115.00 2613 St. Lukes School ( Hot Springs ) 2613 $113.00 2627 First Step School ( Hot Springs ) 2627 $1,432.00 2703 Poyen School District 2703 $512.00 2705 Sheridan School 2705 $4,219.00 2802 Crowley's Ridge Academy 2802 $300.00 2803 Marmaduke School 2803 $896.00 2805 Paragould School 2805 $3,000.00 2807 Greene County Tech School 2807 $3,316.00 2901 Blevins Schools 2901 $697.00 2902 Hope School 2902 $2,677.00 2904 Spring Hill School 2904 $472.00 3001 Bismarck School 3001 $1,061.00 3002 Glen Rose School 3002 $830.00 3003 Magnet Cove School 3003 $752.00 3004 Malvern Schools 3004 $1,997.00 3005 Ouachita School 3005 $435.00 3101 Dierks School 3101 $670.00 3102 Mineral Springs School 3102 $663.00 3103 Nashville School 3103 $2,116.00 3201 Batesville School 3201 $2,754.00 3203 Cushman School 3203 $303.00 3205 Midland School 3205 $606.00 3206 Cedar Ridge School District 3206 $831.00 3209 Southside School 3209 $1,492.00 3301 Calico Rock 3301 $477.00 3302 Melbourne Schools 3302 $891.00 3305 Izard County Schools 3305 $634.00 3403 Newport School 3403 $1,832.00 3405 Jackson County Schools 3405 $945.00 3502 Dollarway School 3502 $2,090.00 3504 St. Peters Catholic School 3504 $120.00 3505 Pine Bluff Schools 3505 $5,044.00 3508 Watson Chapel School 3508 $2,861.00 3509 White Hall School 3509 $2,839.00 3510 Ark.Community Punishment/S.E. 3510 $87.00 3511 Jack Jones Juvenile Center 3511 $182.00 3521 Jefferson Comp.Care-Head Start 3521 $905.00 3601 Clarksville Schools 3601 $2,605.00 3602 Westside School (Hartman) 3602 $770.00 3604 Lamar School 3604 $1,109.00 3701 Bradley School 3701 $412.00 3703 Lafayette Co School District 3703 $955.00 3802 Lawrence County School District RA#3802 $1,002.00 3803 Hoxie School District 3803 $1,257.00 3805 Sloan-Hendrix School Dist 3805 $608.00 3806 Hillcrest School Dist. 3806 $535.00 3808 Lawrence Cnty.Coop.School,Inc. 3808 $89.00 3901 Lee County School Dist. 3901 $1,680.00 4004 Star City School Dist. 4004 $1,895.00 4101 Ashdown School District 4101 $1,545.00 4102 Foreman Public Schools 4102 $526.00 4201 Booneville School District 4201 $1,687.00 4202 Magazine Public Schools 4202 $705.00 4203 Paris School District 4203 $1,439.00 4204 Scranton School District 4204 $425.00 4206 St. Joseph School (Paris) 4206 $113.00 4301 Cabot Public Schools 4301 $6,681.00 4302 Carlisle Public School Dist 4302 $696.00 4303 England School District 4303 $822.00 4304 Open Arms Shelter 4304 $52.00 4305 Lonoke Public School Dist. 4305 $1,820.00 4308 Lonoke Exceptional School 4308 $273.00 4401 Huntsville Centralized Schools 4401 $2,344.00 4501 Flippin Public School 4501 $994.00 4504 Yellville-Summit Sch. Dist. 4504 $856.00 4601 Fouke Public Schools 4601 $1,051.00 4602 Genoa Central School Dist. 4602 $892.00 4605 Texarkana Ark.School Dist. 4605 $4,188.00 4606 SW AR Community Correction 4606 $289.00 4608 Miller County Juvenile Center 4608 $58.00 4701 Armorel School District 4701 $415.00 4702 Blytheville School Dist. 4702 $3,760.00 4705 Gosnell School District 4705 $1,518.00 4708 Manila School District 4708 $953.00 4709 Osceola School District 4709 $1,879.00 4710 South Miss.Co.School Dist. 4710 $1,653.00 4719 Northeast Ark. Comm'y. Pnshmt. 4719 $87.00 4801 Brinkley School District 4801 $1,052.00 4802 Clarendon Public Schools 4802 $708.00 4901 Caddo Hills School Dist. 4901 $664.00 4902 Mount Ida School District 4902 $584.00 5001 Nevada 1 School Dist. 5001 $364.00 5006 Prescott School District 5006 $1,096.00 5101 Deer/Mt. Judea Sch.Dist. 5101 $487.00 5102 Jasper School District 5102 $946.00 5201 Bearden Public School 5201 $682.00 5204 Camden Fairview Schools 5204 $2,812.00 5205 Harmony Grove School Dist. ( Camden ) 5205 $1,171.00 5206 Stephens School District 5206 $522.00 5301 East End School District 5301 $690.00 5303 Perryville School District 5303 $803.00 5304 Glennhaven Christain Academy 5304 $72.00 5401 Barton-Lexa School 5401 $818.00 5403 Helena-West Helena Schools 5403 $3,633.00 5405 Marvell Centralized School 5405 $807.00 5407 Phillips Co. Develop. Center 5407 $442.00 5501 Delight Public Schools 5501 $366.00 5502 Centerpoint School District 5502 $1,123.00 5503 Kirby School Dist. 5503 $468.00 5504 Murfreesboro Public Schools 5504 $504.00 5602 Harrisburg School District 5602 $1,103.00 5603 E.Poinsett Co.School Dist. 5603 $876.00 5604 Marked Tree School Dist. 5604 $643.00 5605 Trumann Public Schools 5605 $1,817.00 5607 Weiner School District 5607 $334.00 5701 Ouachita River School District 5701 $814.00 5703 Mena Public School District 5703 $2,106.00 5704 Van Cove Public Schools Dist.
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