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Definitions: (Number) Number of public school students eligible for TANF/SNAP.

Data Source: Office of State Superintendent of Education, Enrollment Audit Data

Footnotes: Updated May 2016

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Definitions: (Number) Number of public school students eligible for TANF/SNAP.

Data Source: Office of State Superintendent of Education, Enrollment Audit Data

Footnotes: Updated May 2016

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