June 13, 201511 yr https://msg.schoolmessenger.com/m/?s=DxcP5uVIv-M This call came out to all Lincoln County homes with students.
June 13, 201511 yr Author Breakfast and Lunch available for all students all summer long...either at schools or at one of several mobile sites
June 13, 201511 yr Interesting. Wonder what the district's percentage of kids on free/reduced lunch is.
June 13, 201511 yr Interesting. Wonder what the district's percentage of kids on free/reduced lunch is. According to this link (and my math), 69.5% of students during the 2013-2014 school year were on free/reduced lunch. Data for the current school year is not yet available. http://applications.education.ky.gov/SRC/LearningEnvironmentByDistrict.aspx
June 13, 201511 yr According to this link (and my math), 69.5% of students during the 2013-2014 school year were on free/reduced lunch. Data for the current school year is not yet available. http://applications.education.ky.gov/SRC/LearningEnvironmentByDistrict.aspx That probably explains it. Have they done this in the past?
June 13, 201511 yr That probably explains it. Have they done this in the past? Good question. I'm not sure. I know that the district that I worked for last year did this a few years ago.
June 14, 201511 yr According to this link (and my math), 69.5% of students during the 2013-2014 school year were on free/reduced lunch. Data for the current school year is not yet available. http://applications.education.ky.gov/SRC/LearningEnvironmentByDistrict.aspx 70% of the students there are on government subsidies?!?!? That is CRAZY! I know nothing about Lincoln County - is it the poorest county in Kentucky??
June 14, 201511 yr 70% of the students there are on government subsidies?!?!? That is CRAZY! I know nothing about Lincoln County - is it the poorest county in Kentucky?? You would be surprised by the numbers by county. I know last year Kenton co was at 64% Free or Reduced lunch. Thats the 4th largest school district in the state.
June 14, 201511 yr You would be surprised by the numbers by county. I know last year Kenton co was at 64% Free or Reduced lunch. Thats the 4th largest school district in the state. How is that possible ? What are the requirements ? How can 64% of Kenton families not be able to feed their kids.
June 14, 201511 yr According to Kentucky Department of Education website, 56 percent was the statewide figure of individuals eligible for free or reduced-price meals in public schools K-12 (as of October 2010).
June 14, 201511 yr According to Kentucky Department of Education website, 56 percent was the statewide figure of individuals eligible for free or reduced-price meals in public schools K-12 (as of October 2010). I bet that number is up 10-15 % current year data.
June 14, 201511 yr According to Kentucky Department of Education website, 56 percent was the statewide figure of individuals eligible for free or reduced-price meals in public schools K-12 (as of October 2010). It has risen to 58.4% in the 2013-2014 school year.
June 14, 201511 yr I bet that number is up 10-15 % current year data. According to the KDE website, there were 39.6% free/reduced lunch students in Kenton County in the 2013-2014 school year. http://applications.education.ky.gov/SRC/LearningEnvironmentByDistrict.aspx
June 14, 201511 yr 70% of the students there are on government subsidies?!?!? That is CRAZY! I know nothing about Lincoln County - is it the poorest county in Kentucky?? Not even close.
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