Eligible Children Receiving Free/Reduced Price School Breakfast - New Jersey

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Eligible Children Receiving Free/Reduced Price School Breakfast (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Advocates for Children of New Jersey

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Scale: 10.6% - 56.1%


New Jersey	30.3%
Atlantic	30.0%
Bergen	22.3%
Burlington	20.1%
Camden	28.8%
Cape May	44.5%
Cumberland	42.7%
Essex	56.1%
Gloucester	23.5%
Hudson	20.9%
Hunterdon	10.6%
Mercer	26.0%
Middlesex	28.5%
Monmouth	29.5%
Morris	16.9%
Ocean	21.6%
Passaic	22.8%
Salem	28.2%
Somerset	12.8%
Sussex	11.3%
Union	35.5%
Warren	24.1%

Definitions: Number and percentage of eligible children receiving free- or reduced-price school breakfast.

Rates calculated using eligibility data from the NJ Department of Education and participation data from the NJ Department of Agriculture. Includes children attending traditional public schools and charter schools. Participation data for only traditional public and charter schools were not available prior to 2008-09, so prior comparisons are not applicable.

Data Source: New Jersey Department of Education, New Jersey Department of Agriculture.

Footnotes: For each school year ending in June of the year indicated.

New Jersey Grantee

Advocates for Children of New Jersey 35 Halsey Street
Newark, NJ 07102

973.643.3876
nhellriegel@acnj.org
http://www.acnj.org

Nicole Hellriegel, Kids Count Coordinator

ACNJ, formerly Association for Children of New Jersey, is the trusted, independent voice putting children’s needs first for more than 30 years. Our work results in better laws and policies, more effective funding and stronger services for children and families. And it means that more children are given the chance to grow up safe, healthy and educated.

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