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Free and Reduced Lunch (Percent) – 2008

Data Provided by: Kansas Action for Children

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15.43% - 32.89%
Johnson	15.43%
Sheridan	24.35%
Butler	24.42%
Leavenworth	24.96%
Nemaha	25.10%
McPherson	26.99%
Miami	27.45%
Gove	27.64%
Douglas	28.33%
Jefferson	28.69%
Riley	28.84%
Pottawatomie	29.93%
Ellis	30.32%
Ness	31.36%
Wabaunsee	31.65%
Jackson	32.18%
Clay	32.60%
Trego	32.69%
Ottawa	32.89%
32.90% - 41.87%
Barber	33.89%
Marion	34.56%
Ellsworth	35.17%
Jewell	35.18%
Washington	35.52%
Chase	35.53%
Marshall	35.54%
Coffey	35.99%
Graham	36.21%
Pratt	36.29%
Mitchell	36.32%
Thomas	36.38%
Dickinson	36.46%
Franklin	37.03%
Osage	37.13%
Doniphan	37.95%
Gray	38.70%
Rooks	38.78%
Clark	38.92%
Kingman	38.95%
Sumner	39.10%
Harvey	39.78%
Comanche	39.88%
Morris	40.02%
Logan	40.07%
Hodgeman	40.33%
Phillips	40.54%
Sherman	40.86%
Decatur	40.99%
Rush	41.10%
Lane	41.26%
Russell	41.48%
Meade	41.67%
Osborne	41.79%

32.90% - 41.87%
Morton	41.79%
Wallace	41.87%
41.88% - 51.36%
Lincoln	43.03%
Norton	43.44%
Smith	43.62%
Anderson	43.84%
Pawnee	43.96%
Linn	44.67%
Edwards	44.81%
Shawnee	44.95%
Republic	44.99%
Greenwood	46.12%
Saline	46.49%
Greeley	46.99%
Wilson	47.63%
Cheyenne	47.84%
Wichita	47.91%
Neosho	47.98%
Reno	48.31%
Rawlins	48.43%
Scott	48.48%
Woodson	48.90%
Brown	49.16%
Sedgwick	49.36%
Chautauqua	49.72%
Allen	49.79%
Hamilton	50.51%
Barton	50.83%
Cowley	51.33%
Crawford	51.36%
51.37% - 67.85%
Geary	51.69%
Atchison	51.88%
Kearny	51.88%
Haskell	52.00%
Stevens	52.04%
Cloud	52.05%
Stafford	52.10%
Montgomery	52.41%
Bourbon	52.58%
Rice	52.79%
Grant	52.81%
Harper	53.88%
Cherokee	54.10%
Elk	54.47%
Labette	54.86%
Lyon	55.77%
Stanton	59.53%
Finney	59.67%
Kiowa	61.78%
Seward	65.44%
Ford	67.70%
Wyandotte	67.85%

Definitions: The percentage of public school students who are approved for the Free and Reduced Price Lunch Program at the beginning of the academic year. Data are provided by the Kansas State Department of Education. The current rate represents academic year 2008-2009. The trend represents the average annual change for academic years 2004-2005 through 2008-2009.

Data Source: Kansas State Department of Education

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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