Children Receiving Free/Reduced Price Lunch - Minnesota

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Children Receiving Free/Reduced Price Lunch (Percent) – 2012

Data Provided by: Minnesota KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 17.7% - 71.8%


Minnesota	38.3%
Aitkin	52.9%
Anoka	35.3%
Becker	43.6%
Beltrami	58.4%
Benton	33.8%
Big Stone	46.6%
Blue Earth	36.2%
Brown	38.2%
Carlton	36.2%
Carver	17.7%
Cass	64.5%
Chippewa	40.9%
Chisago	28.0%
Clay	34.3%
Clearwater	53.6%
Cook	39.6%
Cottonwood	47.0%
Crow Wing	42.2%
Dakota	26.7%
Dodge	26.5%
Douglas	33.9%
Faribault	46.2%
Fillmore	36.4%
Freeborn	48.4%
Goodhue	28.5%
Grant	42.0%
Hennepin	42.8%
Houston	27.4%
Hubbard	52.9%
Isanti	39.2%
Itasca	47.9%
Jackson	36.4%
Kanabec	46.8%
Kandiyohi	49.0%
Kittson	36.3%
Koochiching	39.6%
Lac qui Parle	40.5%
Lake	33.9%
Lake of the Woods	55.8%
Le Sueur	35.2%
Lincoln	38.6%
Lyon	42.3%
Mahnomen	71.8%
Marshall	42.0%
Martin	42.2%
McLeod	33.2%
Meeker	41.5%
Mille Lacs	40.7%
Morrison	42.3%
Mower	51.3%
Murray	32.1%
Nicollet	40.1%
Nobles	59.8%
Norman	49.3%
Olmsted	34.3%
Otter Tail	40.5%
Pennington	36.1%
Pine	50.9%
Pipestone	43.1%
Polk	40.0%
Pope	43.3%
Ramsey	57.7%
Red Lake	47.5%
Redwood	41.7%
Renville	47.5%
Rice	40.9%
Rock	33.7%
Roseau	35.6%
St. Louis	42.1%
Scott	22.7%
Sherburne	23.0%
Sibley	42.2%
Stearns	38.3%
Steele	39.0%
Stevens	31.3%
Swift	38.5%
Todd	56.7%
Traverse	40.0%
Wabasha	28.6%
Wadena	54.9%
Waseca	39.8%
Washington	18.3%
Watonwan	55.6%
Wilkin	41.4%
Winona	36.7%
Wright	24.3%
Yellow Medicine	46.0%

Data Source: Minnesota Department of Education, Data Center. http://education.state.mn.us/MDE/Data/index.html

Footnotes: Children approved to receive these meals in October of each school year. Household income must be below 185% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines to qualify. Schools are assigned to the county where their district offices are located. Not all income-eligible students participate in the program. Private and home-schooled children are not included.The data year represents the first portion of the school year, e.g., data for 2005 is for school year 2005-06, etc.

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