Children eligible for free or reduced-price meals - Kentucky

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Children eligible for free or reduced-price meals (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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19% - 50%
Oldham	19%
Boone	31%
Woodford	35%
Scott	39%
Spencer	39%
Anderson	43%
Shelby	45%
Bullitt	46%
Greenup	46%
Lyon	47%
Marshall	47%
Hancock	47%
Fayette	47%
Kenton	48%
Hardin	48%
Boyle	49%
Meade	49%
Campbell	49%
Franklin	50%
Mercer	50%
Madison	50%
51% - 60%
Warren	51%
Ballard	51%
Calloway	51%
McCracken	53%
Jessamine	53%
Pendleton	54%
Crittenden	54%
Daviess	54%
Livingston	54%
Henderson	55%
Harrison	55%
Clark	55%
Nelson	55%
Simpson	55%
Trigg	55%
Hopkins	55%
Muhlenberg	55%
McLean	56%
Logan	56%
Allen	56%
Henry	56%
Boyd	56%
Webster	57%
Montgomery	57%
Trimble	57%
Bracken	57%
Larue	57%
Carlisle	58%
Edmonson	58%
Mason	58%
Union	59%
Barren	59%
Butler	59%
Caldwell	60%
Marion	60%
Rowan	60%
Owen	60%
Carroll	60%
Todd	60%

51% - 60%
Bourbon	60%
61% - 70%
Laurel	61%
Graves	61%
Robertson	61%
Washington	61%
Taylor	61%
Adair	61%
Carter	62%
Fleming	62%
Pulaski	62%
Jefferson	63%
Garrard	63%
Hart	64%
Johnson	64%
Ohio	64%
Clinton	64%
Grant	64%
Leslie	65%
Lincoln	65%
Pike	65%
Nicholas	65%
Green	66%
Hickman	67%
Lawrence	67%
Breckinridge	67%
Russell	68%
Rockcastle	68%
Gallatin	68%
Casey	68%
Christian	68%
Estill	68%
Whitley	69%
Grayson	69%
Martin	69%
Morgan	70%
Monroe	70%
Lewis	70%
Letcher	70%
71% - 88%
Harlan	71%
Cumberland	71%
Wayne	71%
Bath	71%
Knott	72%
Jackson	72%
Powell	72%
Metcalfe	73%
Perry	74%
Clay	75%
Breathitt	76%
McCreary	76%
Menifee	76%
Knox	76%
Floyd	77%
Lee	77%
Wolfe	78%
Elliott	79%
Fulton	80%
Bell	81%
Magoffin	86%
Owsley	88%

Definitions: Number and percent of enrolled students attending public schools eligible for free or reduced-price meals.

Data Source: Kentucky Dept. of Education, Div. of Nutrition and Health Services

Footnotes: Updated 9/20/2011

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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Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc. 11001 Bluegrass Pkwy, Ste 100
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Amy Swann, KIDS COUNT Coordinator

Kentucky Youth Advocates is a non-partisan, non-profit, children's advocacy organization. KYA represents a voice for Kentucky's most precious asset - its youth. We believe that Kentucky's youth deserve the opportunities and resources necessary to ensure their productive development and health.

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