Students enrolled in free/reduced price lunch - Missouri

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Students enrolled in free/reduced price lunch (Percent) – 2008

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children

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15.8% - 36.1%
St. Charles	15.8%
Platte	20.8%
Clay	27.6%
Andrew	28.2%
Cass	28.2%
Osage	29.1%
Christian	29.9%
Jefferson	30.2%
Clinton	30.8%
Boone	31.5%
Ray	32.0%
Franklin	33.7%
Lafayette	34.3%
Lincoln	34.6%
Johnson	35.4%
DeKalb	36.0%
Nodaway	36.1%
36.2% - 47.5%
St. Louis	36.9%
Ralls	37.3%
Gasconade	37.7%
Cole	37.9%
Warren	38.5%
Lewis	39.1%
Moniteau	40.2%
Pulaski	40.2%
Cooper	40.3%
Cape Girardeau	40.8%
Greene	40.8%
Pike	41.8%
Linn	42.2%
Ste. Genevieve	42.2%
Gentry	42.4%
Callaway	42.4%
Putnam	42.4%
Adair	42.5%
Phelps	42.6%
Shelby	42.9%
Monroe	42.9%
Atchison	43.0%
Caldwell	43.3%
Chariton	43.4%
Bates	43.6%
Perry	44.1%
Mercer	44.2%
Clark	44.5%
Maries	44.6%
Livingston	44.6%
Holt	45.1%
Howard	45.5%
Webster	45.8%
Carroll	46.5%
Miller	46.5%
Marion	47.0%
Montgomery	47.2%
Macon	47.3%
Audrain	47.5%
47.6% - 59.5%
Jackson	48.0%
Scotland	48.2%

47.6% - 59.5%
Grundy	48.2%
Camden	48.4%
St. Francois	48.7%
Worth	48.9%
Jasper	49.2%
Madison	49.3%
Daviess	49.6%
Buchanan	49.6%
Henry	50.1%
Barton	50.5%
Laclede	51.1%
Harrison	51.3%
Stone	51.6%
Vernon	51.6%
Bollinger	51.9%
Polk	51.9%
Lawrence	52.0%
Crawford	52.0%
Cedar	52.7%
Taney	52.7%
Stoddard	52.8%
Scott	53.0%
Randolph	53.2%
Newton	53.5%
Schuyler	53.9%
Pettis	54.1%
Dallas	54.8%
Barry	55.0%
Washington	55.9%
St. Clair	56.5%
Knox	56.6%
Saline	56.6%
Iron	56.7%
Benton	56.8%
Texas	57.0%
Dade	57.1%
Dent	57.6%
Howell	58.1%
Butler	58.1%
Morgan	59.4%
Hickory	59.5%
59.6% - 75.9%
Oregon	60.8%
New Madrid	62.8%
McDonald	63.4%
Wright	63.6%
Douglas	64.6%
Carter	64.8%
Ozark	65.8%
Dunklin	66.6%
Ripley	67.4%
Reynolds	67.5%
Mississippi	67.7%
Pemiscot	67.8%
Sullivan	67.8%
Wayne	68.9%
St. Louis City	74.5%
Shannon	75.9%

Definitions: Percentage of students who are enrolled in the free or reduced price National School Lunch Program. Children from households with incomes less than 130 percent of poverty are eligible for free lunches; those from households below 185 percent of poverty are eligible for reduced price lunches. Rate is expressed as percent of total school enrollment.

Data Source: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education; Missouri Office of Administration, Division of Budget and Planning.

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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