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2014-2015 Washington Public School Data for Area Eligibility Report 2014 - 2015 Washington Public School Free and Reduced-Price Meal Eligibility Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Free and Reduced-Price Meal Eligibility by School in County / District Order For October 31, 2014, using NSLP, Public School County District Number of Free Number of % of Free and Sponsor Name Number School Name Eligible Reduced Eligible Total Enrolled Reduced Washtucna School District 01-109 Washtucna School 23 8 57 54.39% Washtucna School District Total 57 Othello School District 01-147 Desert Oasis High School 64 9 96 76.04% Othello School District 01-147 Hiawatha Elementary 424 60 551 87.84% Othello School District 01-147 Lutacaga Elementary 386 78 580 80.00% Othello School District 01-147 McFarland Middle School 596 124 924 77.92% Othello School District 01-147 Othello High School 619 153 1,085 71.15% Othello School District 01-147 Scootney Springs Elementary 417 88 701 72.04% Othello School District 01-147 Wahitis Elementary School 340 60 520 76.92% Othello School District Total 4,457 Lind School District 01-158 Lind Elementary School Community Eligibility Provision 112 80.70% Lind School District 01-158 Lind-Ritzville High School 22 0 44 50.00% Lind School District 01-158 Lind-Ritzville Middle School 25 5 48 62.50% Lind School District Total 204 Ritzville School District 01-160 Lind-Ritzville Middle School 21 9 68 44.12% Ritzville School District Total 68 Clarkston School District 02-250 Clarkston High School 286 54 770 44.16% Clarkston School District 02-250 Grantham Elementary School 196 22 256 85.16% Clarkston School District 02-250 Heights Elementary School 96 20 379 30.61% Clarkston School District 02-250 Highland Elementary School 238 33 348 77.87% Clarkston School District 02-250 Lincoln Middle School 166 39 372 55.11% Clarkston School District 02-250 Parkway Elementary School 202 52 354 71.75% Clarkston School District Total 2,479 Asotin-Anatone School District 02-420 Asotin Elementary 67 20 321 27.10% Asotin-Anatone School District 02-420 Asotin Jr./Sr. High 73 24 346 28.03% Asotin-Anatone School District Total 667 Kennewick School District 03-017 Amistad Elementary 538 22 582 96.22% Kennewick School District 03-017 Canyon View Elementary 365 62 596 71.64% Kennewick School District 03-017 Cascade Elementary 231 51 631 44.69% Kennewick School District 03-017 Cottonwood Elementary School 73 23 665 14.44% Kennewick School District 03-017 Desert Hills Middle School 188 49 987 24.01% Kennewick School District 03-017 Eastgate Elementary 425 51 519 91.71% Kennewick School District 03-017 Edison Elementary 446 52 621 80.19% Kennewick School District 03-017 Hawthorne Elementary 412 37 570 78.77% Kennewick School District 03-017 Highlands Middle School 633 67 942 74.31% Kennewick School District 03-017 Horse Heaven Hills Middle School 317 86 925 43.57% Kennewick School District 03-017 Kamiakin High School 504 77 1,788 32.49% Kennewick School District 03-017 Kennewick High School 902 108 1,520 66.45% Kennewick School District 03-017 Legacy High School (fomerly Kennewick Alt80 Educ) 2 89 92.13% Kennewick School District 03-017 Lincoln Elementary 246 44 536 54.10% Kennewick School District 03-017 Park Middle School 685 61 838 89.02% Kennewick School District 03-017 Phoenix High School 30 5 56 62.50% Kennewick School District 03-017 Ridge View Elementary 118 25 607 23.56% Kennewick School District 03-017 Southgate Elementary 224 43 620 43.06% Kennewick School District 03-017 Southridge High School 640 117 1,672 45.28% Kennewick School District 03-017 Sunset View Elementary 210 41 576 43.58% Kennewick School District 03-017 Tri-Tech Vocational Skills Center 118 18 628 21.66% Kennewick School District 03-017 Vista Elementary School 381 36 569 73.29% Kennewick School District 03-017 Washington Elementary School 442 39 602 79.90% Kennewick School District 03-017 Westgate Elementary 474 33 552 91.85% Kennewick School District Total 17,691 Paterson School District 03-050 Paterson Elementary School Provision 2 134 73.37% Paterson School District Total 134 Kiona-Benton City School District 03-052 Kiona-Benton Elementary 412 73 674 71.96% Kiona-Benton City School District 03-052 Kiona-Benton City High School 194 36 483 47.62% Kiona-Benton City School District 03-052 Kiona-Benton City Middle School 173 34 330 62.73% Kiona-Benton City School District Total 1,487 Finley School District 03-053 Finley Elementary School 246 50 399 74.19% Finley School District 03-053 Finley Middle School 134 30 210 78.10% Finley School District 03-053 River View Senior High 184 28 311 68.17% Finley School District Total 920 Prosser School District 03-116 Housel Middle School 371 74 688 64.68% Prosser School District 03-116 Keene-Riverview Elementary 326 58 551 69.69% Prosser School District 03-116 Prosser Falls Education Center 27 0 37 72.97% Prosser School District 03-116 Prosser Heights Elementary 279 59 502 67.33% Prosser School District 03-116 Prosser High School 464 73 953 56.35% 2014 - 2015 Washington Public School Free and Reduced-Price Meal Eligibility Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Free and Reduced-Price Meal Eligibility by School in County / District Order For October 31, 2014, using NSLP, Public School County District Number of Free Number of % of Free and Sponsor Name Number School Name Eligible Reduced Eligible Total Enrolled Reduced Prosser School District 03-116 Whitstran Elementary 194 36 290 79.31% Prosser School District Total 3,021 Richland School District 03-400 Badger Mountain Elementary 219 32 731 34.34% Richland School District 03-400 Carmichael Middle School 281 71 933 37.73% Richland School District 03-400 Chief Joseph Middle School 346 66 725 56.83% Richland School District 03-400 Delta High School 136 30 494 33.60% Richland School District 03-400 Enterprise Middle School 177 42 1,047 20.92% Richland School District 03-400 Hanford Secondary 359 74 1,720 25.17% Richland School District 03-400 Jason Lee Elementary 305 58 572 63.46% Richland School District 03-400 Jefferson Elementary Community Eligibility Provision 405 97.50% Richland School District 03-400 Lewis & Clark Elementary 266 36 555 54.41% Richland School District 03-400 Marcus Whitman Elementary 226 46 470 57.87% Richland School District 03-400 Richland High School 477 140 2,046 30.16% Richland School District 03-400 River's Edge High School 146 30 196 89.80% Richland School District 03-400 Sacajawea Elementary 232 36 513 52.24% Richland School District 03-400 Tapteal Elementary School 267 40 675 45.48% Richland School District 03-400 White Bluffs Elementary School 88 31 776 15.34% Richland School District 03-400 William Wiley Elementary 85 25 576 19.10% Richland School District Total 12,434 Manson School District 04-019 Manson Elementary 230 46 368 75.00% Manson School District 04-019 Manson Secondary 212 46 348 74.14% Manson School District Total 716 Entiat School District 04-127 Entiat Middle and High School 86 28 195 58.46% Entiat School District 04-127 Paul Rumburg Elementary 105 18 188 65.43% Entiat School District Total 383 Lake Chelan School District 04-129 Chelan High School 177 45 423 52.48% Lake Chelan School District 04-129 Chelan Middle School 157 41 350 56.57% Lake Chelan School District 04-129 Chelan Prepatory High School 21 0 21 100.00% Lake Chelan School District 04-129 ECEAP 47 2 59 83.05% Lake Chelan School District 04-129 Glacier Valley Alternative High School 23 1 33 72.73% Lake Chelan School District 04-129 Morgen Owings Elementary 330 81 613 67.05% Lake Chelan School District Total 1,499 Cashmere School District 04-222 Cashmere High School 171 44 473 45.45% Cashmere School District 04-222 Cashmere Middle School 201 57 475 54.32% Cashmere School District 04-222 Vale Elementary 270 67 598 56.35% Cashmere School District Total 1,546 Cascade School District 04-228 Cascade Discovery 7 5 17 70.59% Cascade School District 04-228 Cascade High School 137 48 494 37.45% Cascade School District 04-228 Icicle River Middle School 121 39 345 46.38% Cascade School District 04-228 Osborn Elementary 101 37 277 49.82% Cascade School District 04-228 Peshastin Dryden Elementary School 136 43 342 52.34% Cascade School District Total 1,475 Wenatchee School District 04-246 Columbia 374 28 465 86.45% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Foothills Middle School 220 40 609 42.69% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Lewis and Clark Elementary 324 53 483 78.05% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Lincoln Elementary 365 40 515 78.64% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Mission View Elementary 396 54 550 81.82% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Newbery Elementary 253 33 511 55.97% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Orchard Middle School 261 27 419 68.74% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Pioneer Middle School 346 57 707 57.00% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Sunnyslope Elementary 69 12 305 26.56% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Valley Academy of Learning 16 2 188 9.57% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Washington Elementary 230 32 614 42.67% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Wenatchee High School 874 116 2,085 47.48% Wenatchee School District 04-246 Westside High School 126 12 244 56.56% Wenatchee School District Total 7,695 Port Angeles School District 05-121 Dry Creek Elementary 212 19 365 63.29% Port Angeles School District 05-121 Franklin Elementary 202 29 404 57.18% Port Angeles School District 05-121 Hamilton Elementary 161 15 333 52.85% Port Angeles School District 05-121 Jefferson Elementary 172 26 332 59.64% Port Angeles School District 05-121 Lincoln High School (formerly Choice/Connections)55 6 95 64.21% Port Angeles School District 05-121
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